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R.I.P. Julie Adams
Julie Adams, ‘Creature From the Black Lagoon’ Star, Dies at 92
https://variety.com/2019/film/news/j...on-1203127586/ |
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Most iconic swimming scene ever. |
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Originally Posted by Mabuse
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Most iconic swimming scene ever. |
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I always remembered her face. RIP
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Oh man, that's sad to hear. :sad:
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Originally Posted by TomOpus
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I'd vote Jaws
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Originally Posted by The Antipodean
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... which probably wouldn’t exist without Creature From The Black Lagoon. And Creature is the far better scene IMHO anyway. |
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I've seen her in a few other roles as well. I always liked her.
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R.I.P
Back in 2010, I was able to see Creature From The Black Lagoon after a San Francisco Giants game at (formerly) AT&T Park. The audience got to sit on the field and watch the entire film as a part of 'Creature Features Night' on the giant scoreboard. |
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Originally Posted by asianxcore
(Post 13495092)
R.I.P
Back in 2010, I was able to see Creature From The Black Lagoon after a San Francisco Giants game at (formerly) AT&T Park. The audience got to sit on the field and watch the entire film as a part of 'Creature Features Night' on the giant scoreboard. What a great movie, too! |
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:(
RIP gorgeous |
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I got to see a 3D double feature of CFTBL and It Came from Outer Space back in 2011. The red/blue glasses the arthouse theater handed out were leftover stock from Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare. I don't know if the glasses were to blame, but the 3D was not at all effective -- but being a huge Elm Street fan, I proudly still have my pair. :lol:
I'd always hoped to meet Julie Adams at one of those horror conventions, but she never made it out to my neck of the woods. A few years back, my father ordered me a signed photo from her website for my birthday. She sent two of them (both the same photo), but with different inscriptions. One read "Stay out of dark water!" and the other "Look out for the creature!". Very nice and also a cool, tangible link to one of the all-time monster classics. :rip: |
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Dick Miller still hasn't got a New York Times obit, but here's the one for Julie:
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/04/o...dams-dead.html |
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She was a very beautiful woman. RIP.
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Originally Posted by joe_b
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I got to see a 3D double feature of CFTBL and It Came from Outer Space back in 2011. The red/blue glasses the arthouse theater handed out were leftover stock from Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare. I don't know if the glasses were to blame, but the 3D was not at all effective -- but being a huge Elm Street fan, I proudly still have my pair. :lol:
I'd always hoped to meet Julie Adams at one of those horror conventions, but she never made it out to my neck of the woods. A few years back, my father ordered me a signed photo from her website for my birthday. She sent two of them (both the same photo), but with different inscriptions. One read "Stay out of dark water!" and the other "Look out for the creature!". Very nice and also a cool, tangible link to one of the all-time monster classics. :rip: I saw the film in proper 3-D around 2004 at the Egyptian in Hollywood. It looked great. |
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Originally Posted by B5Erik
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Now that's cool! I hate the Giants, but that's a really cool thing to do for the fans.
What a great movie, too! I believe they did this once before with Night of the Living Dead (1968), with Judith O'Dea on the field signing autographs and sharing stories. |
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Creature From The Black Lagoon is the feature on Svengoolie tonight.
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