Just watched the 1974 movie (thanks to Netflix). Actually pretty good; I really like how much isn’t explained. The phone calls are truly creepy, suggesting an incredibly twisted psyche, and the ending is perfect. In hindsight, you can see that it influenced a lot of later movies that are better-known now.
And it’s fun to watch Margot Kidder being all foul-mouthed and boozy.
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I still picturing Michael kissing Frodo in Havana and saying “I know it was you Frodo, you broke my heart!”
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I got tears.
Would that be Michael kissing Frodo’s hairy unshod feet by any chance? I loved that scene, it defined " The Hobfather" for millions of viewers throughout Middle Earth.
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NO, NO, NO. Michelle, who I knew when she was 11, will never, ever be naked in a movie. Never! That’s just so wrong. :eek: :eek: :eek:
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Word is bond! I’ve followed Michelle Trachtenberg’s career since she was Lily Montgomery on All My Children at eight or nine years old. I loved her in Harriet the Spy and loved her more as Dawn Summers. There can be no nakedy goodness where Michelle is concerned. I forbid the universe to let this happen. I forbid it.
:smack: Doh! I forgot! I don’t control all time and space…not yet.
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Word is bond! I’ve followed Michelle Trachtenberg’s career since she was Lily Montgomery on All My Children at eight or nine years old. I loved her in Harriet the Spy and loved her more as Dawn Summers. There can be no nakedy goodness where Michelle is concerned. I forbid the universe to let this happen. I forbid it.
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My daughter was mortified to learn that I developed a profound case of the hots for Drew Barrymore as she appeared ( and, if I may say so, she appeared in a lot of her corpulent glory ) in “Charlie’s Angels”. She responded with, " Oh GOD Dad that’s gross, that’s the little girl from " E.T." !!! "
HEH. Yes, well. Michelle Trachtenberg may be off limits, but what can I say? Drew Grew.