A&E Biography Interviews
("He has more friends than anyone I know." -- Ruth Gordon)
Montgomery Clift
Bette Davis
If Looks Could Kill
Alice Faye
The Star Next Door
Henry Fonda
Hollywood's Quietest Hero
John Ford
Ava Gardner
Andy Griffith
Hollywood's Homespun Hero
Sonja Henie
Fire on Ice
Audrey Hepburn
The Fairest Lady
Boris Karloff
The Gentle Monster
Myrna Loy
A Class by Herself
Ida Lupino
Through the Lens
Carmen Miranda
The South American Way
Maureen O'Hara
Wild Irish Rose
Tyrone Power
The Last Idol
Vincent Price
The Versatile Villain
The Unsinkable
Debbie Reynolds
Barbara Stanwyck
Straight Down the Line
Elizabeth Taylor
Shirley Temple
The Biggest Little Star
Darryl Zanuck
20th Century Filmmaker
Don't Blink or You'll Miss Him
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A&E Biography: Truman Capote - shown arriving at the Black and White Ball, donning his mask
A&E Biography: Paul Lynde - clip from Hollywood Squares with Paul Lynde and Stella Stevens
A&E: Beyond Titanic - talks about "The Poseidon Adventure"
AMC Cinema Combat: Hollywood Goes to War - at the premiere of "The Longest Day"
Elizabeth Taylor: The E! True Hollywood Story - shown in news footage during the last half-hour of this two-hour program
History vs Hollywood: The Longest Day - at the premiere of "The Longest Day" (around the last ten minutes, on the History Channel)
Hollywood Looks at the Bible - short clip from "The Greatest Story Ever Told", about 30-40 minutes into the AMC documentary
Hey! Isn't that ... ?!?
(places he'd been spotted in)
Creation Conventions' Starlog Salutes Star Trek 20th Anniversary in June 1986
Hollywood Cinecon, the annual Labor Day Weekend festival of the Society for Cinephiles
The Tootsies Orchid Lounge at 422 Broadway in downtown Nashville; a honky-tonk near country music's high church, the Ryman Auditorium
Tourist spots
The old Max Factor cosmetics building, a classic art deco structure, houses the Hollywood History Museum with dresses worn by Elizabeth Taylor, Elvis Presley's "stained robe" and even Roddy McDowall's "powder room."