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Contiene la escena más involuntariamente graciosa de la Historia del Cine.
Ojalá fuera la inspiración de los Python.
Es que algo que empieza así, se espera que sea comedia.
Atentos a estos 30 segundos chanantes
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El Partido Popular, liderado por Alberto Núñez Feijóo, votó el 13 de junio de 2024 en contra del proyecto de ley que creaba la Autoridad Administrativa Independiente para la Investigación Técnica de Accidentes e Incidentes Ferroviarios, Marítimos y de Aviación Civil.
Feijóo exige una "revisión completa independiente de toda la red ferroviaria" tras el accidente de Toledo eldiario.es/politica/feijoo-…
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No hubiera desentonado como uno de aquellos cuentos de hadas televisivos producidos por Shelley Duval con grandes directores detrás, ni tampoco como uno de los CUENTOS INMORALES de Walerian Borowczyk. Con canciones habría sido PIEL DE ASNO, de Jacques Demy.
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Como maestro me cuesta entender en lo que se ha convertido la educación. Y me voy a quedar aquí para no soltar alguna barbaridad. En fin.
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Well-known character actress Barbara Barrie has died at age 95, her daughter said. The Oscar, Emmy and Tony nominee appeared in numerous films and TV series, including her role as the supportive mother in “Breaking Away.” @DavidMuir remembers her legacy. abcnews.link/WaXmy5v
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📽 Un hombre disfrazado de caballero tigre (Enrique Rocha) ha sido molestado toda la noche por un señor impertinente (Alejandro Parodi) que no deja de burlarse de su atuendo. Cuando comparten elevador...
*HISTORIAS VIOLENTAS (1985), de Carlos García Agraz.
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Barbara Barrie, Actress in 'Breaking Away,' 'Company' and 'Barney Miller,' Dies at 95 hollywoodreporter.com/movies…
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Adiós a Barbara Barrie, por siempre la madre de EL RELEVO, de Peter Yates, la de LA RECLUTA BENJAMIN y la abuela de la telecomedia DE REPENTE SUSAN. Actriz excelente, con decenas y decenas de apariciones en episodios de series desde finales de los años 50.
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NBC named a sitcom after Valerie Harper. In 1987 she asked for a raise, and Lorimar fired her, killed off her character and renamed the show. A jury later made them pay her $1.4 million.
In the video below, she tells what happened the morning after she came back to work.
She was already a TV star: Rhoda, four Emmys. "Valerie" was her show, made by Lorimar for NBC.
After a fight over pay, she came back to the set. "We did the show, we filmed it, and then the next morning... they had buyer's remorse."
Her character died off-screen. Sandy Duncan was brought in. The show became "Valerie's Family," then "The Hogan Family."
"If I were a new actress, I think my life would have been over," she said.
She sued. The jury found Lorimar had wrongfully fired her. On top of the $1.4 million, it gave her 12.5% of the show's profits. "They lost, big time."
Was she a star asking for too much, or a studio that thought she would just walk away?
Every day here: a famous name, real numbers, and who kept the money.
