DICK: It's an Italian.
You can go pump or automatically
SCHWARZENEGGER: The .45 Long Slide with an appearance laser.
This is new. We just got it.
That's a good gun.
Just touch the trigger, the beam comes...
Yes, I remember afterwards shooting this scene
thinking, "That person is good.
He must run away For the Governor. "
LAINIE: Schwarzenegger?
What is Schwarzenegger? I am!
My friend is works for Roger Corman
And he has to go drop off
and I say, "Can I go with you?" </ p >
Dick Miller is the important part
from the beginning Corman's film
He is quite a their number
You have thoughts, or you want to sit here
and play with your block
I will play with your beam This, give this to him.
Sometimes he has a small portion, Sometimes one of the leads.
CORMAN: Bucket of Blood is probably Dick's best role.
He plays Walter Paisley
Oh Walter, I want to be with you!
LAINIE: Let's call Walter's character!
Yo, Walter!
MAN: Hey, Walter, that's your wife
LAINIE: That's only one of things that.
This sort of gets attached to it
MAN: Walter Paisley is born!
But you shot with naked women
No, I don't remember naked women
Dick did his part from gangsters,
and he is a police officer -
You know, works the rigid part
I don't know an actor who has been in this business
as long as Dick has already been in business
who isn't hiding a million cuts.
Dick comes out here as a writer
and that's what he wants to do
Our childhood might be like everyone else.
Who knows?
You heard the story, You didn't hear the story.
I was wrong for him several times
and I always thought so more well lookin 'from him.
Ah, sorry buddy, you have finished the limit on this card
SAYLES: He is that person. </ p >
He is the person when you are watching a movie
and you see it, You say, "There is that person!"
He is in everything.
He is like a Washington actor monument.
You can't turn on the TV or go to the movies
without seeing the career of this man spilling out before you.
Listen to me, punk,
I've handled jaywalker which is more formidable than you
I hope you write my book
I grew up with Dick Miller
I mean I really did it.
INTERVIEWER: Never throw in a line? No.
I took the Master Charge, American Express -
I blew that damn line!
Yes, it's possible or twice...
Dick Miller is classic character actor
Let's get out of here.
I hate the cul de sac.
There is only one way out and strange people.
FELDMAN: He is on every Joe Film Dante, right? </ P>
Is he at Innerspace? </ P>
SECOND: Will you be silent? Return to your taxi! </ P>
I never thought about it < br /> become a filmmaker
I will become a cartoonist. I'm just a fan of movies.
But then finally I the opportunity to make a film,
I can't do it without Dick Miller
I have to have Dick Miller in it.
Joe seems to admire Dick.
>
They seem to get along fantastic.
What is amazing about Dick is -
That's the fact that he is so Dick Miller
Absolutely, 100 percent,
is not diluted, pure Dick Miller
He really is so original.
You will never steal a scene from him
Because how can you? steal a scene from
someone who is so real </ p >
You will never steal scenes from reality
No, that's what I said. No, that's what I said!
No, I said just forget it. I said...
[**]
We are in New York because Dick is doing a movie. </ P>
I'm very happy! </ P>
DICK: Return to New York - This is a trampling ground. </ P>
I started here, a Bronx boy
I haven't been here in a few years.
This is good
This is with Abe Vigoda
and it's called Cutaways.
I have never worked with him before
He's good, old man calm
My friends are still amazed -
and people that I work with -
that my brother is an actor and he has a lot of movies
and he's like that famous face
You see him and you say, "I know that person."
GENE: But he succeeded so many films...
Someone said to me he made about 300,
which is a lot of
Can we check?
It's home.
Very? Sure, what's
Different rules apply if it's too late
Know what I mean? It's like after hours.
KAPLAN: I like to have it.
I like working with him.
Cause Dick has New York accent, you know
You feel at home.
Dick is a wool coloring type of New Yorker
He is a super authentic person.
He is not a nonsense person.
This is my first professional image...
"Sorority Girl,
featuring Dick Miller."
Here are some more junk.
This is from Gremlins.
This is Walter Just wait.
I have Walter Paisely signs throughout the house
The Undead...
INTERVIEWER: You played a leper in the film right?
Yeah, he cleaned himself up my skin is good
Ahh, this is a war from the satellite...
Rock All Night...
INTERVIEW: How many films did you do for Roger? </ P>
Do you remember? </ P>
I have been associated with him around...
49 images...
That he also directed or produced,
or something or something else.
Dick's first film and I worked Together- the same is Apache Woman,
a western two weeks.
I think it is mine third or fourth image
I just learned < br /> how to be a director
I was five years old when he made his first film -
Apache Woman -
where he played Tall Tree.
I must have made a great Apache Head...
No, A tall tree?
Mmm, Good Head. You head now
SADLER: And I think it's true- true secret
for its longevity in the film industry -
is its height
Because there is always room for someone small that.
You have to ask Dick about the secret.
I have no idea what is the secret
DICK: I am playing < br /> India in my first photo,
and I feel good about it.
He said, "If you finish your work here,
how do you want to play a homesteader for me?
I said, "Yes, of course. When did it start? "
He said," Tomorrow! "
So I played cowboys and an Indian in my first film
I think part of Corman's success
is everything planned well in advance
Roger Corman is an highly educated young man
who stumbled into the film business
Corman is his own director and producer,
and knows how to make it > movies quickly and efficiently,
and don't pretend From them to great art.
Will not put the song for two weeks.
We are all waiting for the big letter
Yes, and I am waiting for to bring it.
DICK: Roger is > a Western kick at that time.
I play cowboys for him.
I play Pony Express driver for him
Saya menghasilkan uang.
Dick comes out as an New York actor
and starts being fired in all of those films
and be this presence
p>
Frankly, at that time from the film,
I didn't know about Dick.
But seeing it in retrospect,
p>
he is the thread that you see throughout the film.
He is like an ordinary person.
Jonathan Haze, by the way,
is the person who introduced me to Roger the first time.
What are you doing, kid?
I'm here to look after Johnson is healthy. </ P>
I don't even think we have
each phone number in those days
Who is stupid You are stupid. Who has cows here?
Alright, I will rustle some chickens.
HAZE: That's all just ad-libbed
But that's the first one At that time Dick and I
had to work together as a comedy team
Not here? Si, walk back there.
This is too big for this small squad, I think.
HAZE: And that gives Roger some ideas
about us playing comedy
that pays off later with Bucket of Blood
and Little Shop of Horrors.
Jonathan Haze - Dick calls him Jackie.
But he's Jonathan Haze.
They've been together as friends since New York.
They know each other longer than Dick knows me
DICK: When Jonathan Haze said
he would go introduce me to Roger,
I thought, "I will sell it some science fiction if possible. "
Didn't happen
Roger at that time, He said," What are you doing? "
I said , "I'm a writer."
He said, "We don't need writers. We need actors."
I said, "I'm an actor!" </ P>
State Theater in Boonton, New Jersey. </ P>
That's where I saw me the first Dick Miller movie, </ p >
the "Not of this Earth".
Mornin & apos. I represent Air Wave Vacuum Company.
You Gentlemen from home?
This is my house.
Crazy. I like show the product
DANTE: I don't know Dick,
because I haven't seen one of the other films.
But the salesman is vacuum
definitely made an impression on me
So when I see it again in another AIP image -
"Oh, that's it! It's a vacuum cleaner. "</ P>
I know it's better than you, sergeant. </ P>
How good are you doing? </ P>
Half of my men are dead. Nothing can stop that. </ P>
Not from this Earth,
Dick plays a salesman door to door .
This, they say in regional languages,
is darling from the world of vacuum cleaners
ROGER: And it's true < >> one high point,
if it's not a high point from the image
This is a vacuum cleaner.
You bought, you don't want to buy.
You want to buy, you buy.
I don't want it to buy , sir
I just want to give you a free demonstration
you want to buy, you buy.
You don't want to buy, < You don't buy.
I won't force you to buy.
ROGER: That's a well-written scene, </ p >
but Dick rewrites it's just a little,
just changed a little a bit of the dialog.
Crazy.
I said, "Wait a minute..."
Among my many jobs,
I also a salesman from door to door. </ P >
I said, "And I have no talk.
I only speak naturally."
This is a very simple operation.
MALTIN: When people try to do it respect for this film B,
sometimes they do it with a wink .
Actors who work because Corman never does that.
There is nothing condescending for material
It's finished conviction.
I must have met one thousand police
and everyone Of them is stupid
Tangling with punk like you For the money they make,
it may be that way
"Have a photo here called Rock All Night."
I say, "What do I do in it?"
He said, "You are the leader."
CORMAN: On Rock All Night,
Dick plays what we usually do call The Little Guy.
Let me go, you great ape
Now hit it! </ p >
Dick is a very real person. He doesn't cut you loose.
Fill it out, huh?
And he has that sort of New York
Her inner attitude show
Say something good,
or I will bounce you straight from that wall
Now start talking!
I'm talking Do you listen?
Is he an underdog
who went up to that opportunity and conquer.
LAINIE: Roger started his career.
Everyone who grew up in the Corman camp
no will use Dick
if Dick hasn't been an actor for Roger Corman
DAVISON: I grew up in New Jersey
and was a big fan of from Roger Corman & sos; s
I went to see Attack from The Crab Monsters
and not from this earth When I was eight years old,
and I didn't think I'd ever been afraid. </ p >
He can get the money to make those little movies.
I think little by little, he gets better at it
People like them...
are surprised get out of me
But in high school, I learned to appreciate Dick Miller. </ P>
I learned to appreciate how he can give life
even the smallest one role. </ P>
We don't have a lot of time, Dave
We have a lot of time.
They just call for Rocket One I'll go to Rocket One.
Dick Miller's first 10 show movie acting jobs
Everything for Roger. </ P>
Dick above was billed in Satellite War,
and he tried hard to suppress his Bronx accent,
and beautiful success with that
Is that fantastic there? a smart race out there
that stops at nothing to keep us < >> Quarantined on our own planet?
Is Sigma Barrier fantastic?
But he plays it more like a leading man
than the character actor that he is...
And managing, I think is quite convincing,
to play against it persona blue collar
and describe a scientist.
It's harder than anything we can't be designed yet.
And it's fantastic heat resistance
Hm. I don't know that
I think the first movie that I saw
was war Satellite.
I remember, years later, My brother Gene said,
"Do you know where Dick came from? Study all those big words?"
Now gentlemen here ask themselves why
aliens are so worried that we don't
penetrate Sigma Barrier
If Lenny Bruce < br /> can already act,
he must have been Dick Miller
Especially the young Dick Miller,
Because of Dick < br /> have this kind of
hipster quality about him.
Hello?
Hello, Sybil? This is Dave.
BEHR: One of mine favorite moments
in Dick Miller filmography </ p >
in war Satellite,
where he played this absolute hipster scientist
They never identified as a hipster,
but you know he went boppin & apos; at night, smokin & apos; reefer.
And there was one moment
when he came to see Richard Devon...
I wonder if I can ask your question, personally.
Definitely...
BEHR: Dick sits
and he does this little something with his head
which he sometimes does.
is the exact same thing
that Lenny Bruce used to do his actions.
That's the coolest thing man in movies, guy!
So that's why when he gets it to play Walter Paisley,
people use that < br /> as a reference
for whom Dick Miller is...
That's not Dick Miller at all!
DICK: For a while I'm writing in New York
So I came here with lots of stories,
science fiction things
GENE: I know he is writing,
but I really think what will eventually happen eventually
will be his acting,
because he left to a theater school
and it looks like he has it lots of talent
But I know he must be so has written
Tapi aku tidak tahu dia memang begitu sukses dengan itu atau tidak.
DICK: I left the service,
so I went to a upholstery school.
I went there and filled it out all newspapers
He said, "We don't have it every night class again,
only class day
Starting at 8 am in the morning. "
I said," That's not good.
I don't go to bed until 3 or 4 am
Right next to New York Coating School
is the New York Theater Drama Art School. </ P>
I call them - "What time is your class start? "
BILL: He's alone at a young age.
He always learns to rely on himself,
and I think < br /> that's good.
I really don't know a lot about acting
I don't care to become an actor
I have been fooled around a little -
The drum is played, sings a little.
p>
So maybe that formative years
and separation from parents
has more than affected him than,
Psychologically, he wants to admit it
GENE: My mother, He is an opera star.
He is soprano and very good
And we grew up, really, on that type of music.
DICK: Oh, I'm about 8 years old or 9 years old , I guess.
I went home only one from the usual argument
Of course, my mother and dad divorced.
I think all of it interest in show business
comes from his mother.
why would he want to sing
and want to be happy.
That's great affecting Dick
And I think Dick, Overall, feels
My father isn't fair to his mother
My father lives another place -
and that's it.
So he goes to California, some kind of
and we have a big family in California.
So they took care of him him for the most part,
but mostly he took his own care
I was busy living life. </ P>
And I'm out to California...
Unfortunately...
my mother died before
she can see one of my films
HUMAN: I will talk to you about art.
Because there is nothing else to talk about -
Because there is nothing else.
Life is a donkey that is not clear,
bumming up in art omnibus.
Burning gas trains
and your sour cream whip of circumstances,
and hope.
And go ahead and sleep your head is bleeding.
SCHLESINGER: when did you talk about the classic
The role of Dick Miller,
The mutual agreement is that
it is Walter Paisley in One bucket of blood
Yes, man, yeah! Hi!
The image we have from Dick Miller
was created in Blood Bucket
ARKUSH: Blood Bucket, I think,
maybe my favorite Roger Corman's film
Hey, it's pretty far from the name of the statue.
I once saw a statue - Formerly called
& apos; The Third Time Phyllis Saw Me Exploded & apos;.
This is a role in where did he do it playing some kind of idiot,
even though he was kind of kind.
You're fine, Franky?
Dick makes no sense
like that characters in life
He's far more like the characters
in Rock All Night
I thought you said it was alive like an unclear cough,
bumming up in - I believe in Walter,
but I also believe creative life
He can play comedy role
and bring depth to it,
and seriousness,
who gave it additional dimensions
The artists are - All others don't.
That's the most interesting.
Are you a painter?
The ambition of is to become an artist.
What is it called?
>
Dead cats
He takes the cat, and he covers it with tape,
and he shows it to people,
and they thought it was a big statue
Man, you entered Oh, Walter...
Then he had to do more and he killed a man.
So there's something interesting level one murder
For the sake of beauty,
and that's right Things to done, you know?
Is that cheating? Is that not art?
Yes, you are a true artist now
I think people relate to Walter Paisley
Try to enter,
try to start
Canvas is canvas, or painting
Stone is a rock, or sculpture...
ARKUSH: As in all other parts of life
and in social settings, there is a hierarchy
People respond to hierarchy,
whether it is professional sports
and you are quarterback,
or , in this case, instead of quarterback,
you are the poet or artist
who is the center live beatnik in the coffee shop. </ p >
Take me espresso, Walter.
ARKUSH: Walter is on the edge.
He has no artistic talent,
he doesn't have anything go for him,
and he can't get a daughter -
a rather large driving factor for him.
Crazy, what did he say?
Don't you hear it? There are no men, I too far away.
KARASZEWSKI: A Bucket of Blood is a howl!
This kind of requires
what will be generic images drive-in
and, suddenly, gives a strange spin.
Its really sophisticated, brilliant little satire
for low budgets, quickie B-movie
For some reason, Chuck Griffith's writing,
that can be very dark and funny at the same time,
is perfect suitable for Dick
CORMAN: Chuck Griffith and I go out and have dinner,
and I said to Chuck,
"Let's go tonight from the beatnik coffee house
for the beatnik coffee house,
and we will collect it an outline from which
you will do it care. "
I don't want you to make a statue again
Do you understand?
There are no more sculptures! Why not?
If you lead in the picture,
you lead in the picture. </ P>
They are all more or less the same. </ P>
But that's him that I like the best
It's true, I think, his best appearance,
and he's known for that in sort of cult way.
Did you call me, Mr. Mushnik?
No, I called John D. Rockefeller
for make a loan on my Rolls Royce!
JACKIE: Oh, I'll tell you something.
But this is the first time I really saw Dick.
He was in a film called Bucket of Blood,
and I knew Antoney Carbone, who is in it -
We go to school together. </ P>
So, of course, I go to see the movie
and Dick is the star.
So that's how it is I feel on the set.
Listen, here I am new customer
JACKIE: When Dick stepped on the set,
you only knew that he was a special person
Now what can I do? do it for you , sir
My name is Burson Fouch.
Very good, I'm Gravis Mushnik. Oh, very good.
Who will get my rose
Small Stores from Horrors run so fast,
no one has time to have small talk, really,
because you're running from scene to scene.
That is a two film day.
AUDREY II: Give me a meal!
HAZE: We have to shoot it quickly,
and many times we just need ad lib
because we will lose ourselves -
we don't know where we are
Little Shop of Horrors is the next image
after a blood bucket. </ P>
When Roger is getting ready
to do Little Shop from Horror,
I've heard it she has Chuck Griffith
writing comedy for Dick Miller
Now come a little The Horror Shop
I say, "Here it is the same character."
HAZE: Dick reads it and decides that he doesn't want to do it
because it's similar to Bucket of Blood.
At that time,
p>
no any sequel
I hate doing part
I say, "I don't want to do this
p>
Give it to Jonathan Haze. "
I said," Okay, I'll do it anything in it to become a worker & apos; "
Are you crazy? </ P>
Who? who? You, you
So I feel that a good return time
by giving it an advantage in this picture. </ p >
Dick in the scene with me,
Because I work in the Florist
DICK: I said, "Get me a clean flower."
I think he got it from a funeral home or the like,
because they It feels awful share company, as much as you can.
Dick is one of my favorite actors
I always thought so a brilliant actor </ p >
One of his best friends, Jonathan Haze,
was among them, so too.
HAZE: I mean, I've heard that story. </ P>
I've heard everything the stock company
and Corman Acting School and all that. </ P>
There is no such thing all. </ P>
Aku sudah pernah mendengar semuanya perusahaan saham
dan Corman Acting School dan semua itu.
Tidak ada semacam itu semua.
Tidak ada perusahaan saham.
There is no integrated group the actor who is his group.
If you work for him and he likes you,
he will use you again
Except for Jackie and Jack Nicholson,
we've all worked together beforehand.
Is this Doctor? Forbes Office
DEL VALLE: Dick Miller...
I think his appearance in A Bucket of Blood
is every bit as good
p>
as Jack Nicholson entered. Small Shop of Horrors.
Oh my God,
don't stop now
Hollywood doesn't based on talent.
It's not based on anything other than being
in the right place, at the right time,
It's all a matter of luck.
Little Shop of Horrors Interesting because, initially,
Roger wanted Dick play the main character
and he feels, "I've done that.
Let Jonathan play it. Give me something else to do."
At one side, it looks like missed opportunity
But maybe it's kind of, in a strange way,
confirmed that decision became a movie star
is not always always The best thing to do.
DICK: no a large group of actors
are ready to work for Roger Corman
He works like lightning.
The only reason Roger does the second
If the camera falls.
He does his best job
in the photo casting
And I think when did
newcomers comin & apos; together
do a good job For him,
he will say, "Let's use him again."
On behalf of the French government,
I order you open this door!
Your forgiveness, young master, I am in my devotion.
I don't hear you.
p>
I'm sorry, sir
But surely I have made enough the sound to raise the dead.
I don't know what Jack really is want to do at the beginning.
Yes, Baron?
Cognac, for our guests
Yes, Baron.
DICK: He doesn't match for the
he did some other images that he was extraordinary.
The legend went away wrapped in Roger
Raven three days earlier.
>
So he still has Karloff under contract for a few days
and the set is still standing.
So he decides to do it shoot another movie,
right away.
Even when I was a kid, I didn't know what movie was?
They didn't have manuscript.
They will only doodle down many items.
You know, Roger must have Boris
walk across room,
change the jacket, and walk back.
Karloff just walks through this movie on a smoking jacket.
Three days too much time. "
All this doesn't exist cut together
DEL VALLE: When Karloff did The Terror ,
He said, "I don't want to hear it That person's name again. "
And I always think That's so funny.
Because Vincent Price says, " I hear it all the time,
and I don't have problem with that. "
But Boris is indeed rather fussy
Plus he has guys like Monte Hellman,
and Francis Coppola, < br /> and Jack Hill
exit shooting second unit of goods
Allow me to show you something...
Wrong one problem with the film also is that,
for horror films,
it doesn't really have the type of scene
do you want horror movies
So I added in a scene where Jonathan Haze's character
was above from the cliff
Somehow I get deaf mute role!
HILL: This eagle comes down from the sky,
flies to his face,
and the tears in his eyes come out.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh!
So Jack Nicholson take Dick -
"Good!
Tell them all Occurs around here! "
The baron returns that night to find Eric with Baroness,
and he kills him .
SCHLESINGER: Then Dick spent the next minute half or more
literally summarizing the entire plot until then,
including things he can may not already know
But it works the audience gets to speed
and makes the image half way makes sense
Ahhh!
HAZE: I like the photo.
I like to wear all that is weird costumes and go crazy
And it's good to work with Boris Karloff,
who is my old hero.
My memories of a lifetime
are working together Boris Karloff.
I think Karloff , Gable, and Cagney
are three big giants I meet in this business.
You meet actors today, they are good people ,
But they are not giants.
KAPLAN: Like a lot of film history as he saw,
and given where is he get started -
with Jack Nicholson and that whole gang -
You would expect to see some bitterness or something in him
that many the people around
continue to make it big,
and Dick still plays smaller roles.
Write your thoughts here and he will read them for you.
Just by pressing they fight his forehead.
Whatever you want to write Nothing!
What about my mother-in-law mother-in-law? </ p >
KAPLAN: He's a setback studio system actor, you know
LAINIE: I know about anything he was doing that at the time,
but we were very involved
in starting our relationship,
I wasn't really involved
in knowing about his work
I saw my husband enter
Satellite War.
I was in the cinema with my friends dating
I made one of them unforgivable,
embarrassing, glib greetings at that time.
I said, "That person can put shoes under my bed at any time."
When I 16 years old,
I ended up in California.
And Dick came in soon
and started working in his own career.
Then he meets Elaine,
and he comes out of my house [Laughter]
Carla...
I don't want to make another statue
I want to get married...
to you.
LAINIE: I came here I'm 17 and half. </ P>
Aktor lain diperkenalkan saya ke Dick di Schwabbs.
I almost fell flat on my face
I met this person,
I have seen a few years before
p>
in an image
I met Dick
in May 1959
and we got married the following October -
Five months.
GENE: This is so terrible good relations.
This is shown for years
He was in the show business at that time.
I tried to remember it When I met Lainie.
I thought I knew that Lainie was at The Graduate
before I met him
I thought Dick had told me that was him. </ P>
What do you want to know about The Graduate?
so I can't answer from the perspective.
He has seen something I did
where I play voodoo witch
He asks about the production whose coordinator is
and he sees and says,
"Oh my God, it's my neighbor ! "
And next the thing I know,
he knocked at my door said,
" Mike Nichols wanted to /> You are for The Graduate. "</ P>
HUMAN: Sit! </ P>
LAINIE: That's how it happened. </ P>
I asked Dick, "Do you mind? If I play strippers?" </ P>
It looks like I've succeeded known for this
little, itty-bitty role < br /> I do it in The Graduate.
Because, for a while, I think it's a bit shabby.
But now today standard,
it's just other dancers
This is a portrait I do Dick
in 1966
INTERVIEWER: What inspired you to do it?
Me!
Who are you thinking?
BILL: They love to be with each other.
They like to fight with each other.
They can have it their own radio shows.
What do you mean? I don't know what is.
That's the problem for 55 years or whatever.
What we first argument
That's what I tried to argue about.
Of course I understand that both of them will be together.
You don't like what I made you eat in the restaurant.
I don't even call it a fight.
It's just sort of...
Pork meat
Pork Good .
No, no the pork?
DANTE: It's so funny,
in some sort of way sitcom.
He has never cooked any since then.
And you deserve it!
He has a problem boiling water.
He doesn't know what the temperature is boiling.
INTERVIEWER: What temperature? I don't know
LAINIE: Because all actors can tell you,
This is not a gravity train all the way through.
Weaknesses of become actor -
You don't understand it's a lot of work
DOEL: The first film I actually did
Actually The Wild Angels.
And that, I believe, is the first time I saw Dick Miller.
Hey, what's the matter with you?
You should do it < some work around here.
Cool, I just talk to my friend
Yes? Yes.
What's wrong with the Iron Cross? You're one of those stupid angels? </ P>
ANNOUNCER: Their intimacy -
A courtesy rape... </ p >
DOEL: Defiance of authority...
Don't trust people more than 30...
I think Roger respond to that,
because, although he doesn't hang out
with the culture of cons -
really except for research purposes -
I think he has some instinctive sympathy
with the idea of distrust of authority,
which is something he is very strong
ANNOUNCER: Their symbol - </ p >
Those who lost, who were hated...
I didn't see it happening.
For me, work is work...
Kasch, Kasch. This is Paul.
How are you & apos ?? Nice to meet ya.
LAINIE: At that point,
he plays more the formation role
and they are playing the anti-formation role. </ P>
I am not know whether it amused him,
I don't know if that Interestingly at all,
but obviously not Part of it, I'm not I've felt it.
Look, I'll say you are something now
Paying them that day, I think,
300 or 350 dollars a week.
I remember once telling my daughter once -
We are talking about money,
and I say, "I have succeeded on the 15th of this year!"
He say that $ 15,000 lots of money
I said, "Wait a minute, wait a minute -
$ 1,500."
He said, "You made five pictures!"
I said, "That's right."
There is no money at all.
LAINIE: There are a few years
when so few come into the house
of acting Dick
and from me go to school...
when I first came out to California,
Dick never wanted to leave home
I have many agents.
They didn't do anything for me.
BILL: And he never even wanted it to go 10 or 15 minutes a way,
because he was afraid he will skip the phone
When I get a call, I get a role.
Tell us, Miss Campbell,
are you ever dreamed of being a star at that time?
I used to dream about going
from Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire.
BILL: I remember, maybe 40 years ago,
35 years ago maybe,
he didn't get much the part he deserved .
Gen is coroner from Orange County
and he got it several interviews
Dick refused it in the worst way.
Finally, he said, "All right, I will go to the interview. "
And they prepare an interview
and Dick never appears.
[Laughter]
I don't know do I have to laugh at it or not.
Dick is the type of person doesn't want to
what he doesn't want to do
Not that he doesn't do it what he doesn't want to do,
But he knows what he really wants to do -
And he wants to be an actor.
And he doesn't care whether he is so going through a dry place
or he doesn't get called at that time
He just go to wait,
and do what he wants to do,
Because he knows what is best for himself.
GENE: That's not easy.
And never, I think.
I think the fact that that he was liked by
by the manufacturer and directors helped him.
We can't afford vacation, the truth is
The first one when we do
whatever it is is like a vacation
is when he makes The Long Ride Home and I come.
You have hurt yourself more than once in a picture,
do stunts
DICK: I get hurt
At The Long Ride Home,
I destroy my tail bone at the beginning picture
Is it very, very Driving luxury after that.
DOEL: Roger has a deal at Columbia
and is preparing shooting west,
with Robert Towne rewriting the script
p>
This script is not Seven Magnificent
[Laughs]
It turns out that it is there are some very serious people
who thought they did Shakespeare
The company went bankrupt into two camps...
There were Union soldiers
and Rebs.
And that's why, to this day,
I'm a friend with Dick Miller
We live in a city that has like many churches as a bar
and about 20 people weekend shootings
That experience -
One of those things might have been an early sign -
Every day, there will be memos sent around
from Columbia Department production
list of things like equipment to be sent
And Roger will study this list very carefully
and he will do it instruct me sometimes
to get rid of everything
"Two generators?
I assume if they send a generator to location,
it will work! "
DICK: I remember all the suits came out
and I said, "What's going on?" </ P>
And they said, "He has started chewed up there." </ P>
PETERSEN: Roger wants freedom.
He doesn't want to move 30 pieces of equipment
to get the shot he wants.
That is a new way to create an image,
and, frankly, I agree with him.
DOEL: Columbia people worried that Roger,
of his AIP,
low budget, background exploitation ,
will make a cheap looking movie.
DICK: "Don't go up there.
You will pass this the people in the suit
and they will remember you! "
And all kinds of panic.
I said," Ah, bull! "</ P>
And I passed the man on the stairs
" Are you in this photo? "</ P>
I said," Yes , I think so... "
PETERSEN: And we have changing directions -
suddenly and suddenly dismissal of Roger Corman -
which I did not support it.
And I still argue until the day this
he will make better images than we deserve.
DOEL: He bends takes the film
on time and according to budget -
even under the budget -
and he just guessed it
they would like it if he did that
DICK: He goes and does another picture
Hello, boy
Something I can do for you Yes , you can shut up.
He doesn't do it beat
[Shots]
DICK: I'm writing. </ p >
I don't sell too much.
And at that time,
became an actor,
I just gave up writing.
Not everything, but I decided,
"I concentrate something else now."
I sell a few scripts.
I remember "Which way to go?"
with Jerry Lewis -
One of the places ill from my career
One of my first exciting experiences
is being taken to see movies
called "Which way going forward?"
with Jerry Lewis.
Maybe actually Jerry Lewis's last studio photo
Yes vwaoit!
This has a big plot -
only really weird execution
Fuehrer!
An acquaintance of mine, who is an actor,
he has worked For Jerry, I guess,
and he bought my script.
And, little by little, I started to hear it.
Studio bought it,
and arrived- arrived they announced it
And I saw my name not there
And I took it for the union,
and we hear,
and I get me credit for it
I like it! I like it!
What they do is
they have rewritten on it,
and they changed the battle from
Pacific Islands to Germany.
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KARASZEWSKI: I like forgive Jerry Lewis
just because I found it's very easy to watch.
Even during a car accident, it was actually watched
Well, that's funny for Jerry Lewis's picture
BEHR: This is a difficult business,
and full of hope,
and dream, and disappointment.
I think Dick has gone through a lot,
and because of that,
I don't think he allows himself
to be really accessible
LAINIE: He has a sofa and Murphy's bed.
When we get married,
we only save all of the item -
Because I am from Canada.
What I have
He has his typewriter.
That is his main ownership
DICK: I just stay alive,
p>
make a movie
before I realize I am a film actor.
I'm still trying selling scripts...
Not selling
KARASZEWSKI: Looks like he has Come here to be a writer
and sort of ignored it completely
until, for some reason, around 1970 -
What he got two credits wrote
He got credit in the west
called Four Rode Out, or something.
This is with Sue Lyon.
He did that and Jerry Lewis's back-to-back film.
Maybe it works for Jerry Lewis
makes you give up at all.
BEHR: Not really hits me for the first time
that I was invited to the house of Dick and Lainie.
And those two things I found there
is a photo of Dick,
with big lions, and cats,
and I realize how much they love animals
And then there's this art...
DICK: That's kind of a strange little face
What is this? </ P>
Here's an interesting thing...
What you have That's what I made! </ P>
DICK: Everything was made about 50 years ago, really.
INTERVIEWER: Do you draw a lot?
I keep going.
I draw thousands of people from pictures
p>
These are some of the left
"Human Families."
INTERVIEWER: They look sexual.
DICK: I believe all images are sexual
I just like life like that...
They like it when I pull them
Or if not, it's true from my imagination
INTERVIEWER: Is there an anatomy section
You like drawing?
DICK: Okay, God, no!
I think, as I got working as an actor,
the need to draw disappeared.
I got a job once, Andersonville Experiment,
because I could draw...
p>
Oh my God, there -
That is a set.
I'm George C. Scott.
I'm happy night work this
to give you improvisation introduction
for The Andersonville Trial -
a game by Saul Levit.
he was the director at that time.
I thought that was one of the first things he directed
I asked him, "There are many lines?" </ P>
He said, "Not too much at all. </ P>
You are playing a court reporter." </ P >
And I drew him about two seconds flat.
I said, "Do you mean this?"
"Oh yeah, < br /> that's good! "
I remember, when I was a kid,
A man came from Disney to my mother
He wants to carry me in the picture
I don't know that. </ P>
I thought he would go to make me an animator
I said, "Yes, I want to do that
Aku ingin melakukan itu! "
He said I, "You will become an actor."
I said, "Well, I don't want to do that."
Who Who knows?
You want a portrait of yourself?
He will make it for you pen and ink in ten minutes.
BILL: Dick and my father have a
little interesting relationship
If you ask Gene childhood -
"Oh, that's fine!
That's fine!" I see...
GENE: He's a good man ,
but very much involved in his own life,
his own affairs.
Good Dick and I'll do it meet him occasionally ,
and go to lunch or something,
and that's really about that
BILL: When I was around 17, 18 years old,
my father offered me an airplane with him.
We went to California,
and he said, "You will meet some people
who will call me father
And I meet Dick and Gene.
You know, my father has a drawer in his apartment.
And he has some images of Dick
in a film called Rock All Night
where he was in back from Variety.
And there was a picture Gene in the Navy .
You know, these people saw so like my father
that, even as a child,
I said, "Something < bro> strange here... "
But you know, Brooklyn has its own vibe.
DICK: I know about Bill from the start.
I don't know that Bill I don't know about me
I first saw Bill when I left the navy
and went home to see my mother and Dick.
And I went up to see my father
and Bill is his son,
sittin & apos; enter high chair...
BILL: But Dick will never admit it </ p >
He doesn't have it the most positive thoughts
about my father
DICK: My father, our relationship -
I don't see him as much as that
I? I am an eternal bummer. </ P>
LAINIE: he is right no respect </ p >
for any show business, his father.
BILL: He was born in Russia in the 1890s
and he came during World War I.
I don't know if he was a Socialist,
but that time was different then.
My father is a warrior,
a little like Dick, you know
My father is angry,
and he doesn't suffer stupidly with pleasure,
and Dick doesn't suffer stupidly happily
So sometimes people have a lot in common,
there must be more a problem between them
Though, God forbid,
if Dick thinks so he is psychoanalysis,
p>
he would think I was so really crazy
My father, I know, was very proud of Dick.
He was right very proud of Dick
I don't know, maybe he would become an accountant
Though it's hard to believe it right?
When Roger started the New World Picture,
he sort of updates the exploit formula
that he first worked with in AIP in the 50s.
And this is now 70s
So now everything is a little grittier
The screen is a a little more free
The magic of all this is
young people that Roger hired,
they were all fans of the early Corman movie.
They grew up < in the film
and now they work for him
Dick Miller has somehow fallen out of the Corman universe.
He has never been in Corman about four years of images
and he's never been in. New World Images
I thought that was because Roger had stopped directing
and so he wasn't casting.
I think that is really beautiful
that young people who are new incoming directors
recognize people who have been work with me,
and they continue working with them
And Dick might be the most important.
JULIE: I'm first times became very aware of
from Dick Miller as presence
when I started making films with the New World.
Actually, I used to read a treatment or script
and say, "Wait, where? Dick Miller part?" </ P>
You know, Dick sort from a relaxed man
in the sense of that he never
go out to find work
It comes to him
or he doesn't get a job
I go to film school with Jon at NYU.
And I know Joe
because Joe and Jon are very good friends
Jon and I don't just go to film the school together,
but we work on a rock & nos; n & apos; roll the theater together,
together with Jonathan Kaplan.
And when Jonathan and Jon came out to Los Angeles
to work for Roger Corman,
Finally I came out
and stayed at their house free house,
and slept in their garage,
and all it's kinda stuff you do when you go bankrupt
Jonathan throws Dick in -
I guess it's Night Call Nurse
ANNOUNCER: Come and spend the night
with Night Call Nurses.
They treat patients the way doctors can't.
From the New World Photos...
ARKUSH: In essence, Jonathan got the first job
and brought everyone together again
When Jonathan Kaplan gave me a chance
to write Night Call Nurses with Dan Opatashu,
I am very happy.
>
I mean, it's the biggest break of my life
And I said, "Help me - Hire Dick Miller.
I'll write it down for the picture. "
[**]
for a young woman to be riding alone at night
it feels like, "Oh, I know this person!"
So when he came to audition,
he delayed a bit.
I didn't audition well.
KAPLAN: He said, "I don't audition I read very
I am a reader terrible. "
I don't know who Jonathan Kaplan was at that time.
I will read this, and you will tell me,
when I'm done, "That's terrible."
A good director
He's right!
He can't audition.
p>
But you still take part.
LAINIE: Everyone from Corman camp, they said,
"If Dick works for Roger, > he can work for us! "
Dick Miller became their lucky charm
He must have been a lucky talisman.
They used him in every movie they had ever do.
If you talk about
what I thought you were talking about,
I won't talk about it
WORONOV: They pray and hope that he will, once again,
pull them through an ugly film
He has the Jimmy Cagney type the rhythm for sending it. </ P>
Well, he has a gun. </ P>
He says he will shoot my ears off - That's not good.
Sheriff...
SAYLES: Most directors are good,
The first thing they do is see what will do actor,
because they might do something The director doesn't think about it.
He's pretty stupid married. Twice!
You see first...
DAVISON: I think Roger
sincere affection for Dick,
as much as he has dear to anyone
Especially if Dick works to scale -
Then dear there must be
DANTE: When I'm out to Hollywood,
Jon Davison head of publicity
for New World Pictures,
and he has raided NYU group
and take them out to work for Roger
And that's how Allan Arkush and I
became the trailer department in New World Pictures
They the kind of wild people
who came with this crazy idea
ANNOUNCEMENT: Fly out of sky and into your lap...
They fight flying feet kungfu killer!
DANTE: One of the first The trailer we did
was for Big Bad Mama.
ANNOUNCEMENT: Angie Dickinson is the Big Bad Mama!
Wilma gave her All princesses...
DANTE: Dick is in the movie, and I think,
"This is a bit rough and the type of gangster tough
and Dick has that voice a bit.
Maybe we should get it to do narration? "
ANNOUNCER: Big Bad Mama, given an R value. </ P>
Working in New World Pictures is very fun. </ P>
[**]
BEYDA: There definitely the structure,
but it turns out that is a very free push,
because everyone is quite young
and only starts.
That's very a fun time
I met Dick Miller in Griffith Park in 1975. </ P>
I got a job from Jonathan Demme -
Crazy Mama
produced by Julie Corman
JULIE: He brings more than his appearance,
which is always beautiful to see.
I mean, Dick Miller Arriving somewhere else.
And he made sure was there for the film
"He will come tomorrow! He will work tomorrow! "</ P>
Yes know
And people who don't even work that day
will appear see Dick Miller
The main thing is the movie
Kamu semua ada disana membuat film yang bagus.
Do you do good? Did you articulate?
Did you tell it? in a good way?
What's new?
Does it extend tradition?
Every important part.
It's like poetry -
Every thing increases for the whole
There were a few films schools in those days,
So, for us, this is our way
really studying trading we
DOEL: When I realized that this was the first time the board of directors -
It was very important for them
to have an actor on the set
who is good, they admire,
and they can rely heavily.
I found myself not having to direct him a lot
You don't need to do anything else.
He made the scene work.
When he entered, I started to smile.
This is a man I have never met before,
but I feel like I know him for years.
DOEL: even though I really have more to do with Dick Miller
is when Roger hires him
to write a script for TNT Jackson
The problem is foul smell.
[Fight and shout]
I think Roger and I have few arguments -
"Go see Roger."
It's just a mess.
"Dick, this is all just a dialogue!
It's terrible!"
I will pay your cash < br /> for raw heroin
every day at the price
And I should take the lead in it.
When we write the dialog, dialogue, dialogue ,
that together understanding
that you might not need all of that -
But you might need some.
>
Rewriting is about 90% of images
Readers need some dialogues sometimes
to understand why TNT Jackson is kicking butt .
[Shouts]
I don't know what -
I really literally don't know what happened
after that meeting
Unless I know that, of course,
I know that the script was rewritten
That might rewritten in locations or more.
DOEL: He's brilliant dialogue writer,
is really brilliant
Humor and it's time...
Rhythm that's what he got
I would call it -
That's how working class,
Ordinary-Joe American.
That's perfect.
INTERVIEWER: Why did you stop writing?
I don't know...
LAINIE: Well...
I have some scripts here
This is...
"Rock n Roll Killer..."
p>
"Please, there's a Spying on my bed..."
"Rancho Bikini..."
"The murder... . "
INTERVIEWER: Have you ever thought you would come back?
Yes, continue.
Usually my project, whatever it is,
always interferes with images
They come first.
I would think there was
more satisfaction and enjoyment to be had,
if you were just as good an actor as Dick Miller -
to do it,
instead of sitting and own sweat
and having your job torn by someone else.
DANTE: Paul Bartel is my friend
and he made the Death Race 2000, which was a big hit. </ P>
And he did this photo, Cannon bullets,
based on cross-country races
for independent producers
named Sam Gelfman and Run Run Shaw.
They do it again.
Well, they enter for surprises
If they race anywhere,
they will race into the trash.
Take me Highway Patrol!
Paul is very unhappy.
ANNOUNCER: Gunfire!
WORONOV: He thinks, "My God,
I have to work with a car for the rest of my life!" </ P>
ANNOUNCER: Bullet cannon!
You are a criminal prostitute!
Gosh, how nice, Mr. Cannonball,
is very pleasant. </ p >
ANNOUNCER: Cannon bullet!
Allan and I were persuaded to appear
as actors in movies
If Cannonball Buckman wins
Trans-American Grand Prix in our car,
we will be two thick dudes.
Dick has a role as Brother David Carradine.
Hey Danny, Where have you been?
I don't think you will appear !
What, are you kidding me?
You think I'll miss my younger brother
the first big race after he just came out?
Dick is right good in this movie
This is actually one of them the best show
I think he ever give.
This is important to me.
It's not just the money - My life is on the line!
DANTE: And I'm special to see his daily.
I'm just right impressed with Dick,
how good he is in this section
And I think , You know,
"Orang ini tidak mengerti cukup banyak bagian besar. "
Joe said to me, "You and I do a picture together!"
If you don't start with Roger, I don't know where you ended. </ p >
I think Joe is good
production assistant or producer
That's not clear enough.
And Dick entered the film was also
And I thought we might have met during the screening.
I would say, "Hey, Dick!"
I don't think he knows who I am, frankly
ANNOUNCER: Cannon bullet!
I think I might already know Allan When I was in New York.
We formed very close work relationships,
to the point when we had the opportunity to do a film,
that is the trailer department movie, basically -
Hollywood Boulevard -
Made a sequence of
millions of other images that we have trailered for.
ANNOUNCER : Hollywood Boulevard,
the road where young stars are made
On Monday, Candy comes to Hollywood.
On Tuesday, he lost his blouse! </ P>
On Thursday, he massacred 300 rebel soldiers
WORONOV: That's them,
and their directors,
and we were told that they were a team,
and we were told that this is a spoof in the Corman movie.
Cut it off!
I don't think they to Corman.
You, fucking fly!
p>
I saw it in all Nurses the movie he entered
He was just a Roger's friend
who continued to be hired again and again.
I think I met him and worked with him on Hollywood Boulevard
I might have met him passed before that
But Hollywood Boulevard,
where he plays Walter Paisley,
That's where I spend time with him. </ P>
DICK: This is a nudie image with $ 2,000 budget.
There is no script, ten hour shooting schedule,
and opens in 22 cities at the end of the week
Do you want or not? </ P>
I came in to do this part. </ P>
And the character is named something and people say,
"Can we change the name? To Walter Paisley?"
I said, "That's the same name."
What do you want to talk to me about, Walter?
DICK: I believe Joe Dante said, "Yes, let's go." </ P>
Inside the gag. </ P>
And it looks like to be a good idea
This is not the same character.
People say, "Well, that's the same character ."
No, it's not that the same character -
just the same name
So I thought it was out of Walter Paisely's role
that most of this dear </ p >
Young directors Dick Miller came.
You know, we see ourselves as giving leg-ups
to Walter Paisely & apos; s < br /> in the world.
They are so busy doing a lot of things
they definitely have never done before,
like, you know, seeing sunlight,
that they don't pay anything My attention and Paul.
And I have a habit /> from ad-libbing
Your money or your life
There is no feeling Mary - "Your money or your life."
Your money or your life Terrible, Mary. </ P>
Your money or your life
Beautiful, great...
p>
GOLDBLATT: The first time I saw Dick Miller
was when we shot the big party scene,
that took place in end of Hollywood Boulevard.
You really handle that's good.
Oh thank you.
Actually, I'm not a waiter - /> I'm a robot
I am a production assistant. </ P>
Hollywood feature work
So I saw Dick Miller in a scene with Robby The Robot.
500 pieces. Makes sense
Say, man, who are you trying?
KARASZEWSKI: There was a period in the 70s
where he used a Jacket pink all the time.
So, obviously, he brought his own clothes to the cinema.
But I don't know if that will really help anyone </ p >
Hi there
I'm Joe Littman and welcome to Guess Word.
GOTTLIEB: We have it for a day.
Her wardrobe sports jacket -
Pink sports jacket which I think she has.
Here's how she shows up.
Number 7!
Karen, really very good for your first round
Hi, Joe.
Ready for questions from behind the Magic Hole Board?
We are of course
This has entered about ten images.
GOTTLIEB: And there is intelligence there.
There is intrinsic intelligence.
And maybe it still is.
Who said "Dead before being polluted." </ P>
Oh, I did not experience Death Before Dishonor installed it. </ P>
[Laughter]
I thought that too much to pay
The Ramones are weird
They are ugly, ugly, bad people
INTERVIEWER: Are you ad-lib your line? DICK: Yes. </ P>
I've been a long time sayings there
about "Where are they -" I forgot what it was. </ P>
But I saw to these people
and I think, "They are ugly people!"
[Laughs] That's funny.
I'm sure he is ad- libbed it
BEYDA: I was there night they blew up high school.
And Dick was there, of course,
and you know, Mary Woronov and everyone.
That might be the first one When I met Dick actually.
It was like two o'clock in the morning. /> in the South LA Center.
They gave me a uniform and they said,
"Let your jacket die until we are ready to shoot." </ p >
I said, "Why?"
They said, "You might be killed."
Whenever there is a part that I can enter Dick inside,
Saya mencoba dan mencari tempat baginya.
Well, you know, Piranha written by John Sayles
and he's stuck in the role of Buck Gardner.
There are two pictures -
>
Rock n Roll High School and Piranha.
Rock n Roll High School
is far more interesting subject, I think, </ p >
but Allan used to be living his whole life
waiting to do this photo
So he got it and I got it Piranha, fish story.
p>
Excuse me, I'm talking on the phone.
But piranha...
I don't think I told you even said that word!
But piranhas...
How about damn Piranhas?!
who is trying running the whole show,
and the stupid piranha comes and starts eating the guests
and chaos all the plans
I met Dick in Austin, Texas,
while shooting a great scene in Piranha.
And Joe said, "You should come watch this person
He is great. "
Listen, I want everything in. the call switches directly to me.
I blew it. I know that. It stinks. </ P>
BALASKI: He is so fast,
and he is very angry, and he's very delicious!
In many of his roles he has something like that -
Which is basically a straight section, by the way.
But he understands the tone of the film
and finally ends to be very funny
He doesn't have it punch lines, per se,
but eventually becomes funny looks
Stupid people...
Joe is great mentor to me
I watch both of us
and some of our friends like Jon Davison,
Allan Arkush ,
also loved pictures of genre
And Dick is there.
Piranha! Jeez...
Dick is making an movie that we watch
that drives us crazy with joy
LAINIE: Actually, all of these kids
who came up with Roger Corman...
As they grew more than that
and went to level studio,
they gave Dick his third career...
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FORSTER: Alright, the first thing most people don't know -
of course I don't know when I start -
does that exist? > this is a lot of us
and that's a lot of work.
Every job is given politically.
You don't have flat batting
You can't enter and say, "Look, I'm bat 350.
Put me in the line-up." No no No. / p>
Someone who likes You have to say,
"No, no, Dick Miller is the right person for this one."
Or, "Bob Forster is the right person for that part
We want it."
ANNOUNCEMENT: We are back now to the Divorce Court </ p >
Sworn is Jim Breen,
testify on behalf of from Walter Higgins.
Well, Walter and I were partners
and we are friends approaching 40 years now. </ P>
I think maybe I first realized
from Dick Miller at breakfast
There was breakfast the place I visit.
And Dick Miller - if he doesn't work -
he sits there every day.
We all meet at this place
around 10:30 in the morning
We have good enough group of people -
Robert Forster,
Dick, and me...
Every day, he will do it eat the same thing
That will one spoonful of tuna
with chopped onions on it, or egg salad
Well, Harry it's a part of the group
I know a lot stories about him
I don't know if he was told all of these stories
DICK: There are pictures called White Dog. </ P>
And they said, "Sam Fuller will go straight." </ P>
And I said, "Wow, I want Come in there."
Jon Davison producer
He said, "You went there.
The man has a monkey for you .. In that case he started biting - "
I said," What? "</ P>
He said," No, no, it's not bad.
He will only bite a little on you. "
" I will not work together no monkeys will snack. "
Dia berkata, "Tidak, tidak, itu tidak buruk.
Dia hanya akan menggigit sedikit padamu. "
"Saya tidak akan bekerja sama tidak ada monyet yang camilan. "
He said, "Just listen to me. Succeed -
Bite the monkey."
On this road, On the right, is the arena
The monkey starts biting me...
I say, "Stop it! Cut it off!
Don't do it < Br /> Stop! "
The monkey looks Until I like that.
I get it whipped
Leave it to me - I know what I'm doing.
And they say, "All right, get ready to reclaim."
He said, "Look at you - Monkeys piss on all right! "
We entered -
I changed my clothes by the way.
Suddenly, The monkey bit my wrist.
He tore me up!
"Will you do what I say? Just bite the monkey.
We will do this the scene once more
Go change your clothes."
I said, "What?!
Monkey - You must forgive the phrase -
I am worried about me."
Monkey starts biting,
people in background,
"Bite the monkey!" </ P>
And I bite it > monkey on the neck
We finished the scene.
The monkey never reached out to me
I went outside found Jon Davison
"You fixed me well! </ P>
I have a monkey who peed on me,
that nonsense to me." </ P>
And he said, "The legend is alive!"
So there are two things that I learned
about this business...
One - legend, who is me, lives...
And two - whenever you think you know something,
there is always someone who knows
"Bite the monkey!" [Little laugh]
Well, as time goes by,
and Dick take this sort of iconic status,
His presence like that becomes self-referential
And I think maybe the key person
is responsible for this is Joe Dante,
who is he in everyone the photo
Please, you will purchase, purchase
Now just leave it, you will make them greasy. </ P>
HORA: first day at The Howling
is when we do Dick the scene in the shop,
where is he silver bullet
And I just thought about it is a magical scene.
Classic Werewolf You can change shape whenever he wants.
Day or night - anytime It takes an idea for them.
That's why they call they are shapeshifters
I have a dozen books on it
BALASKI: I like bookstore,
Because, for me, this is a crowded scene
How can it survive a scene that packaged -
that's the whole other problem
He's the perfect person to have a shop
that sells antiques and weird ball stuff,
because he actually doesn't believe all of that
But he will sell anything.
Am I, idiot I make money here. </ P>
You want a book I have a book
I didn't write it specifically for Dick,
But in Joe's mind, it was the type of Dick Miller -
"And I knew I could get Dick! "
They say he stole every scene
Manson people used to hang out around here and shoplift... </ p >
Buncha deadbeats!
So I thought that a good thing
was just one scene we shared.
I don't know how much the dialogue is John Sayles
or how much it is embroidered by Dick. </ P>
You only know that Nothing can pack 30 seconds
with many words as much as possible.
I take Bank of America Cards, American Express, Visa.
You will buy it or what? </ P>
In the early 1980s,
Joe Dante is a man
that we really looked up.
And I thought so during the 80s & apos; - </ p >
especially Spielberg's year,
where everything is kind of sweet -
Joe goes in there, especially with Gremlins.
He just actually took it the archetype and actually rotated it.
The first time I saw Gremlins,
movies ,
Phoebe and I - I think we both like it,
"What have we just seen?"
FELDMAN: You never know what will happen
and what doesn't
You never know what will be successful
in this business < br /> and what isn't,
what will have sustainability and life after,
and all that that sort of thing.
With Gremlins, we know
All Gremlins, for me,
is madness
We have a large amount of technical challenges
on that I've never done it before
Section That doll really, really hard.
It was a nightmare / p>
Everything about it is wrong.
Just stare at this doll -
That is the most boring...
vile recording
I have lived together.
Every hour,
I keep asking my sanity
to take the project in the first place.
Gremlins...
Gremlins ...
DEL VALLE: If there was a movie
that carried the Wizard of Oz vibration for a movie,
it was Gremlins.
It is a Christmas film,
it has evil witch...
Deposit this to my account
And there's Dick Miller...
There's someone who anchored
the film on us childhood nostalgia
WW-spy.
When we make Gremlins,
I don't know there is Difficulty making this completely.
Look the plow? 15 years.
Don't give me a day in 15 years
Do you know why? Kentucky Harvester. </ p >
I thought I brought,
and they just said, "Hello,
we want to have you in our photo
You have the thingy Huh?
DICK: Jackie Joseph my wife is in many ways,
I think I marry him!
JACKIE JOSEPH: Knowing I work with Dick,
I think it's beautiful producer and director
only think, "isn't it? it becomes funny to work with
people from Little Horror Shop?"
Murray, have you heard? from the noodle factory?
Sheila, the noodle factory won't open again
HORA: I really like Futtermans.
They're right trusted.
And to the extent that it is, I understand them
INTERVIEWER: Are you at all like Murray Futterman? No .
Murray Futterman is a the person who made the mistake...
Error
I'm perfect
But he's the man who has set the way.
Yes, maybe.
What? Look, the dog knows.
DANTE: Critical reaction turns out to be very good
I mean, it's true put me on the map
Arrive- arrived, I'm this people make movies
it becomes beautiful good reviews,
because it's weird and also makes a lot of money.
So it feels like, "Okay, put him on that list."
I stayed on the list until my next photo came out.
Then I left the list. [Laughs]
WOMEN: [Screams] Look behind you!
HUMAN : It came out of the screen!
HIRSCH: What I saw in the film
is this quality? I call "density".
This is different from a A lot of people's work.
One of the things about Joe Dante's film
that's pretty consistent is that the movie?
all the love letters to the cinema
I don't know -
Somehow he only managed to catch
the love of and the pleasure of
this genre film
that way no one else can really
One of my favorites Dick Miller's scene
in Joe Dante oeuvre is the scene in Explorer.
Listen man, I already have it a dream about this lately and -
Yes, really!
Things the strange thing is...
I don't have a dream like this since I was a child
You know, he is a helicopter pilot,
and when he finds what the children have done,
and you can feel it are their childhood dreams
they realize.
In all the films centered on young characters,
there are always feelings > the film is also
satisfying for adults look back and remember
part of their own lives
It's impossible - Wednesday night, I am in the league. </ P>
This seminar can change your life, Vic
That guy a great healer
And I'm a big bowler
There are lots of ad-libbing at The & apos; Burbs.
Joe will only let the camera keep going,
and when the actors finish the scripted line,
they will just go.
That's a good actor Tom Hanks and Carrie Fischer.
And the scene with Dick is just funny
What's wrong with people This person?
He has the right to find out, Vic.
Don't start up with me!
STEVENS: < br /> That was the kind of scene where
he could control the situation
I thought Joe Dante gave him a lot of leeway
how to > he will go with it
When I first met Dick,
I really don't know anything about him
Other than /> that he is an actor
Joe was really happy to work with
Ironically, for all the film we shared,
we only really shared the screen at The & apos; Burbs.
Look, I don't want to be there your nonsense is good!
The question here is rubbish and who took this mess!
I'm quite careless At that time
I knew it was me smoking weeds on the set.
I remember being in my trailer,
and I'm friends with Sam Kinison, the comedian.
I'll open the door and there will only be
weeds shouting from it
>
He is a smart child , Kid. We tried acting. </ P>
FELDMAN: "I have no problem. </ P>
I'm good. I'm fine . What are you talking about? "
DANTE: That was shot During the writer's strike,
DANTE: Itu ditembak Selama pemogokan penulis,
so I decided to shoot that behind Universal a lot,
where would be a little stylish
and wouldn't look too real
We can shoot sequentially.
And then, if people want to correct,
it's OK,
>
because we won't affect the end,
because we will do it in sequence...
You all, go to hell!
Cut out! [Laughs]
DANTE: It seems strange,
But the picture is there worst review
of any image I've done it
However, I'll go to the dentist's office
You made The & apos; Burbs? Oh, I like that movie! "
unless you people Stop them!
Ask those people run this theater
Ask why they sail kids this city -
your children - down the river
HARVEY: I think I'm the favorite Dick Miller role,
of the film I've worked, I'm in Matinee.
I'm Lawrence Woolsey, who are you?
We are from Citizens for Decent Entertainment, Mr. Woolsey. </ P>
He works together with John Sayles...
I don't know
You have to ask Joe about this
I think he's thinking that I'm 6 feet 4,
and Dick isn't.
HARVEY: And they play two hucksters
that was hired under cover
by Lawrence Woolsey
to turn on controversy
Woolsey movies.
Well, this is a movie that closes my heart,
at that time I'm already from children in movies
when Cuban Missiles Crisis happens.
And if you don't exist,
>
It's hard to explain People
HARVEY: I think of everything things in Matinee
are possible autobiography for Joe,
that's when
I can see Joe as a child,
watch this Corman Film,
and go home and flip through
Famous Monsters Filmland Magazine
and find out,
"Oh, wait a minute! This person! "
And maybe, out of all the movies
I think it's possible only time
he actually plays the actor
I think, if you look back in all the directors ,
and you see the film,
You see the same actor popping up in all the movies.
And finally I ended up with somewhat
Preston Sturges - Ingmar Bergman -
John Ford type group of people
that appeared without stop in my movie
Sometimes it's smaller part, sometimes in the big part.
The great thing about Dick
is that he came from this tradition
where you can impress in one scene in a movie,
or you can have a second or third lead -
one is OK.
It's always fun Working with someone like that,
editorially
Because you don't need to do it looking for options
for make something work, Because he's there.
Lobby!
Don't mess with Murray Futterman!
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Many people know Dick through Roger,
and who knows Dick through Joe,
call and ask if Dick
Hi, Walt.
Well, well, well, Cameron Detective
Gun boy Really so?
How are you doing Hey, can't complain.
Can't complain, Raymond.
I never considered < br /> other people.
I wrote this cop the character of Armourer
and say, "All right will be Dick Miller."
Yes!
Flamethrowers, Jesus!
I thought it was playing for public,
But it helps if you movie fans
Most people who really like this movie
and see it again,
especially in in recent years,
And he usually gets big applause
just for enter damn things.
By the way, you have to be careful for this baby
Once you turn on the pilot,
It's out and playing hard
AVIS: We have a police car.
Ya, aku mau untuk menggunakan telepon ...
AVIS: Kami punya mobil polisi.
We used to go out on weekends with police cars,
pull crew members who were driving drunk
Not because Dick wanted > to be a character,
but just because is funny
Having someone like that is set,
who can you ask questions for,
or they will only give you wink and say "Try it."
Because, a lot of time,
You don't want to let actors tell you how to direct
Because once you open that door,
The next thing they are all over you with their suggestions
INTERVIEWER: Can you talk to us
some TV episodes that Dick has directed
Anda tahu, IMDB salah.
He doesn't direct anything.
He doesn't direct anything officially -
let me say it like that.
It's dusty, Dick !
You remember him
Did I Yes.
I'm lucky I remember who you are!
OLEN RAY: Dick is an actor who works.
That equates to all films
that you might say here or there is a questionable choice.
OLEN RAY: He doesn't like the way he died in Evil Toons.
He said that very embarrassing
p>
You are not clumsy See what you are doing!
reference to nostalgia,
ROBOT: thank you Have a nice day. </ p >
we have done some from conventions
Seeing your friends What friends
ran with snow plows! "
SADLER: You won't happen to find out places around here
where can I sleep for the night, huh?
All right so happened I did...
That's one of my belongings favorite part -
is the Demon Knight. </ P>
LAINIE : I am very happy
when he was cast In the film,
because now the opportunity to work,
but with different groups of people.
You know, the character from Uncle Willy -
I tried to find out, "Who can I play this?
Can we bring Dick Miller? "
Jeryline...
You won't hurt your parents Uncle Willy now, willya dear?
That is the film we did from Tales from Crypt.
I thought that was the first we did. </ P>
We were all worried that was becoming a feature film
and if that would last. </ P>
And Dick is one of our players
That's very good. </ P>
I found myself in a situation -
Working with people- people who my work grew up with.
Ernest Dickerson was very collaborative
We worked very closely on the script
We work very tightly in casting. </ P>
I'm beside him every day, shot by shots...
Get the pussy from table
[Laughter]
Great secrets, It seems to me,
for the craft to act, is to work,
and work with the best person you can
DICKERSON: It's just a very good ensemble
and they feel very much feel comfortable with each other.
When did you kill an actor in a movie,
You seem to know a bit they are a little different.
Yes, he's a neck pain.
We try to cut his head. He won't let us do it. </ P>
Oh man! </ P>
So there is a lot of togetherness on the set. </ P>
It's kind of like like every scene
involves the whole group
running scared
of Billy Zane and company.
Fuckin & apos; ho dunk , po dunk,
good-them-there mother fucker!
[Laughter]
Damn it!
Hi, Uncle Willy!
Poor Uncle Willy...
LAINIE: Demon Knight, the women - DICK: We shoot -
LAINIE: They don't have clothes on! </ P>
We shoot 17 or 18 < br /> take it
What else can Dick do?
I mean, really?
It's a bit like a dairy farm... .
DICKERSON: He is always Dick.
I think that is his personality.
INTERVIEWER: Who is that? That's my wife. </ P>
Lainie! </ P>
Look at your image! </ P>
DICKERSON: No matter what role it plays,
who is he always coming out
BEHR: I saw his old school tattoo
I asked him about that,
and he talks about how he got it
He is a sailor and he is still young.
And he looks at me
and he said, very serious -
with twinkle, but seriously -
"If I can find out
that you get a tattoo,
I'll fuckin & apos; kill you.
Because of what is cool in 20...
is very embarrassing < br /> at 50. "
That is wisdom.
When I meet Dick,
I think I will get, you know,
a large number of things from him,
but I never really think about wisdom
You don't think about wisdom with actors, of course.
You don't have ID
You don't have any money,
and both of you dress like clowns
BEHR: At that time I was running Deep Space,
I thought, okay, I was right- right wants something special
We have this section from this camp guard
who can be played by 30 years,
Tall and muscular men.
And I think, "No no no.
This is the part for Dick." </ p >
Now sit down, keep quiet,
fill in the form,
and if you have a problem, don't come to me with them
BEHR: The person who brought this
futuristic rifle big-ass
is not possible your first thought
for Dick's role Miller. </ P>
But he plays it -
And I hope it's more people
has thrown him in. The thing is rather,
because he only has meat
LAINIE: Dick used to go to Theodore for breakfast
Quentin Tarantino comes in...
He tells Dick What a fan he is.
Low and look, The next day the day,
our phones rang at home
and they called for Pulp Fiction!
He played Monster Joe.
Joe's monster is a man
who has a junkyard
But that's what he did
and the whole scene was cut off !
Say what - If you need it,
I'll throw a free body part
How about upgrade?
DICK: Pulp Fiction gets I am a little tapped.
If you make enough images,
you will hit all stop on the way
LAINIE: Not that he doesn't do it already cut from the previous things.
In the life of an actor,
I can't say how many times the average is
that someone will be cut from something they have shot
But this is a big problem for him
[Laughs] I can take an advertisement in the Yellow Pages.
I have to run that past my accountant
LAINIE: Cutaways are short
it's directed
by a woman named Agnieszka Kurant.
He is actually an artist and sculptor.
But he wrote and > directed briefly
about people who are
cut from movies -
Abe Vigoda, who entered Conversations,
and Dick, with Pulp Fiction.
So the premise on using these people
did they meet somewhere in the Netherlands,
and that was true quite interesting.
You know, I didn't do it know what to expect
It's been a long time since Pulp Fiction came out.
And arrived- arrived,
when did the director shout "Action,"
all year Let go of Dick,
and that's where he was - again.
BILL: That's one Great things about Dick -
that he loves,
loves being an actor
If you are lucky enough -
and I say this about what I do to some extent -
But if you can have a job like, or do something,
That is you are so committed to, that you are very loving,
I am think so
the most important thing things in life
LAINIE: There for years
we will be loved for vacation.
We can never put money away together for a vacation.
We don't even really honeymoon
until he goes to do Long Ride House.
And when I show up,
we call it our honeymoon
From first, things have changed.
And we've gone to Hawaii several times...
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BILL: He is always so committed to becoming an actor. </ P>
He is very focused being an actor
I will say it's important part of his life,
I will say, As an actor, I think.
Elaine and become an actor > is his whole life.
And I think two of them
have started really famous.
I know that he listens to he is very tall,
and I know he really loves him
I don't have it doubt about that
Because, even though I'm really not in my own show business,
I work at film studio
And to find out some people
who is there all the time,
I am proud of that fact that he succeeded.
[** ]
LAINIE: Every role is special.
He only looks in each role -
there nothing else
and it doesn't matter if the picture is the big picture ,
or if the image is a small picture,
whatever it is,
and I think is the secret
Because he gave everything he owned
One of the words he used a lot...
I understood why he used it,
but personally,
that's a little from the knife for me
He said, "Oh, yes, that is indeed part nice little
That's a nice little part. "
That's what he said a lot.
And I hate little ones from that, you know
Dick did ER.
I don't know you saw that clip.
That's one of the best too.
Oh, Mr. Ackerman I can't take you outside to smoke marijuana.
I might not be able to to also inhale...
"Now this ER thing, they don't cut
This will be in the air right?"
I said, "Yes,
you are right it will be in the air
" Because he is in it! "
" Yeah, this will air because he's in it. "
If you are on the screen for a Very short time,
You don't have much time
to set up a any character or habit,
so you work a little a bolder stroke
And I think it's one of good things day-players ,
a good character actor,
no matter what size from the
they realize so many characters,
you feel like when the camera left the store
or wherever you are that character,
the character is still someone is doing business.
And you can stay, and that is sure to happen
interesting people to hang around with.
I'm always happy
when people start with me continue ,
and I am proud of what Dick has done
LAINIE: We are happy to continue cruises and trips
We like < br /> see new place
We like to meet new people.
we haven't seen for a long time.
especially if it's Have good music.
How are you like that?
LAINIE: What is it like?
Boating things I can do that.
Dick is one of mine valuable friends
and coworkers.
I will definitely think that my work so far
won't happen quite fun, </ p >
for me or for people who watch it,
if Dick isn't involved
That's it. That's the end of the picture.
Unfortunately, I think it's my last one.
I'm really. I'm tired...
It's time to retire.
LAINIE: Dick, You get a call. Wait a minute.
And I already have it.
I don't think I'll do it again, That's the end of it.
I'm past, really.
Hello?
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