was Fred Melamed. The women were swooning in my theater when he was topless in the steambath. I guess they all go for that sasquatch look nowadays. Well who can blame them. Channing and Gosling better watch their back and People magazine now has its sexiest man alive for its next issue.
"No! That’s not true at all. Elvis takes fifty percent of everything I earn." Col. Parker
Eye candy? Swooning? Over Fred? Where did you see this in a women's prison?
shareDon Rickles, ladies and gentlemen.
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I think it was for Ken Marino..
shareThey heard the sexy in his voice.
Nobody's looking for a puppeteer in today's wintry economic climate.
I'm 100% not joking when I tell you that I had to look away each time they showed him with his shirt off and when his GF kissed him. Yuk!
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He has a silky voice, that's for sure.
He also used the word "Brecky" for "breakfast". It may very well have been a written line in the movie, but I haven't heard anyone use that word since my G-ma died. She is the only person I've ever heard use that word! Until now.
Ha ha, you got a laugh from me. Reminded me of the Coens cracking each other up calling Melamed 'the sex guy' in A Serious Man.
'Then' and 'than' are different words - stop confusing them.