There were 93 years’ worth of excellence, adventure, and happy coincidences crammed into last night’s conversation about Christopher Lee, as we celebrated the centenary of one of the movies’ most prolific malefactors, on “Roy’s Tie-Dye Sci-Fi Corner.” Of course, he was great when he was the good guy, too!
Hear all about his impressive lineage, his favorite roles, and his professional and personal interactions with frequent co-star Peter Cushing. The “Tie-Dye” salute is now archived here:
Next week: before Steve Zissou… before Buckaroo Banzai… before Jonny Quest… there was Doc Savage and his Fabulous Five!
Join us as we kick off Independence Day Weekend with this pulp icon, played with tongue firmly in cheek by Ron Ely. It will be wall-to-wall Sousa marches, as Roy and I talk about George Pal’s “Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze” (1975).
Bring your firecrackers to the comments section. We’ll be pumping iron on the 86th floor as we livestream on Facebook, next Friday evening at 7:30 EDT!
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