#ManCrushMonday #MenBeingCivilBadAsses Norman Foster and "Navajo" (1952) B Condon 12:00 AM 0 Norman Foster already had a successful career before "Navajo" (1952). He had written and directed 7 out of the 9 "Mr. Moto... Read More
#ManCrushMonday #MenBeingCivilBadassesEdition Thomas Ince, Inceville, and the Oglala Sioux B Condon 12:00 AM 0 "Thomas Ince with Indians at Inceville" A surprise came in December of 1911, when the [New York Merchants Protective Compan... Read More
#ManCrushMonday #MenBeingCivilBadAssesEdition Boris Karloff and the Screen Actors Guild B Condon 12:00 AM 0 In 1931, Boris Karloff filed a complaint to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences after the makeup procedures he endured whil... Read More
#ManCrushMonday #MenBeingCivilBadassesEdition Bing Crosby's Relationship with Louis Armstrong B Condon 12:00 AM 0 Harry Cohn wasn't particularly keen on bringing Louis Armstrong into "Pennies from Heaven" (1936) no matter how much Bing... Read More
#ManCrushMonday #MenBeingCivilBadAssesEdition Ralph Bellamy and the Actors' Equity Association B Condon 12:10 AM 0 In 1933, "that guy that looks like Ralph Bellamy" was apart of the building of the Screen Actors Guild along with supporti... Read More
#ManCrushMonday #MenBeingCivilBadassesEdition Errol Flynn and Animal Rights on the Set of "Charge of the Light Brigade" (1936) B Condon 8:37 PM 0 An avid horseman, Flynn watched horrified as the climatic charge scene take place. Lined with tripwires to cause the horses to fall ove... Read More
#ManCrushMonday #MenBeingCivilBadAssesEdition Vincent Price's Contribution to Native Americans and Their Art B Condon 12:34 AM 0 While comfortable as the aristocratic gentleman and the master of horror, it was more than obvious Vincent Price had many hobbies. In 195... Read More
