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[quote="STEVENJ Apparently there was a problem that arose when they were filming in a water tank because Tallulah Bankhead didn't wear any undergarments. When pulled aside and alerted to the problem, Hitchcock pondered the situation as to what to do and replied "I don't know whether to call wardrobe or the hair styling department"[/quote]

That's hilarious, Steven!

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Robert--

Thanks for your remarks about Julie K's notes. As well as being a dear friend, she is an immensely talented writer. I've prevailed upon her for a number of our recent releases, and it is a testament to her generosity that she spares valuable time away from her other assignments to do these "labor of love" items. Glad you enjoy her as much as I do.

Nick.

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I know my giddish exuberance was telling me to ask Nick some questions (like will your documentary on THE SEARCHERS be on the new Warners DVD?), but I decided it was better to opt for grace. We simply owe this man so much - it's a very, very, very long list.

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You can't say that enough. Sometimes being on this board one can't help but be a little- - star struck. Like Lucy Ricardo in the Brown Derby....

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I will comment on one aspect of Nick Redman's multi-faceted talents. I have interviewed quite a number of people, from all social strata, around educational and social policy issues. Nick's interview with Stella Stevens, on the CABLE HOGUE DVD, is an exemplary model of good interviewing technique.

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It's probably gonna sound biased since I work with him but I sure do second these comments about Nick. He's not just super knowledgeable about Peckinpah, Fielding, movies from the seventies and all things related - he's enthusiastic, too. He's not jaded, he really likes this stuff! It's a joy talking with a walking encyclopedia that doesn't just come across as feeling bigger than the subject matter he carries around. Thanks, Nick!
--Doug