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james best

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  3. very few of the fans will get that one right lol my wife played on one show too I don't think I am in the right room good grief roflmao
  4. I played off and on for about twenty years. I'm not very good.
  5. james best replied to Julieduke's topic in Ask Jimmie
    I produced two movies for burt. gator and The End. and worked with him dozens' of times gun smoke, hooper, the end, and several tv shows i also directed in his theatre in fla. I never met Elvis.
  6. There is no way Warner bros. have the brains to put together a series that would satisfy the ardent duke fans. the proved that with those stupid movies they made with crappy dilouge and over the hill actors. and a no talent leading stripper. I would not want to work in a show without my little chubby buddy. it would never be the same.
  7. and if I don't know the answers I'll lie............roflmao
  8. keep your gown down and the pedal to the medal rosco rides tonight lol
  9. If there is going to be one I sure wish someone would tell me I would like to be there roflmao rosco
  10. when I first knew what a dog was. it was love at first bite. lol i have three, A beagle and two king charles puppies
  11. In my new autobiographical book you can share with me the golden age of Hollywood when it had unequaled world class. Real actors and actress, who had glamor, intrigue, excitement. I will be the first to admit that even in the past, and I mean the glorious hay days of Hollywood, it was never all sun glasses and autographs. There is nothing but truth in my book as I remember it, and I don't name names,unless I experienced or was a part of something I think might be of interest to you. I never intentional put any thing down about anyone unless it is something nice, sweet, funny or just plain complimentary to that individual. Unless such information is a well know fact, and has been witnessed or reported by reliable sources. And I don't mean the Hollywood rag magazines. If you do read my autobiography be forewarned, you will not find it a shock for shock sake type of book, nor was it meant to be. If your looking for that kind of cheap sensationalism that you find in most of the "smut magazine's" now days. Magazines that continually tear down Hollywood to its lowest form in order to sell more copies of their lies, and half lies. Just plain garbage. Let it be known from the start, I wrote this book for those who might enjoy the experiences of my life from an orphan from Kentucky, who grew up to become a would be rag tag actor who attempted to succeed in Hollywood during the time when it was really the glamour capital of the world. A crowned queen who at that time was in every sense of the word, the real golden era of "Hollywood". It is also about how I survived in a cruel town where a dream can be fulfilled or broken in a heart beat. I am proud that I had the opportunity and the courage to do battle with the tigers of Hollywood and win, but I must admit, I still have the scars to show for it. If your curious, It's all in my book. BEST IN HOLLYWOOD (THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL)
  12. I cannot believe anyone who liked the original dukes series would admit to loving the rip off movie with a bunch of over the hill actors, and a couple Jackass boys trying to act like john and tom. It was so bad it was voted the worst movie of the year, and it did nothing to keep greedy warner bros. from making anothe stright to dvd. shame on them.
  13. Warner Bros. love the weak willed. they laugh all way to the bank and even after the movie is voted the worst of the year, they make yet another peice of trash for dvd and call it dukes of hazzard too. upgrade your taste for decent movies. you will be supprised when you come out of the theatre and for once think your money for a ticket was well spent. and not have to justify your weakness.
  14. but would you pay to see the tragedy I sure hope not.
  15. the money you pay warner bros. to see that piece of garbage only makes them put out more of the same. four letter words and dope smoking pot heads. if people patronize these kind of crap then that is all Hollywood is ever going to turn out. I wonder the taste of the cat somtimes
  16. yeah fonz when you mark your calander and watch that piece of garbage the beginning don't forget your gas mask for the odor will be over bearing. it's not really cool to watch trash like that.
  17. I am so concerned about Al wyatt Jr. He has been a friend for many years as was his dad. His dad was one of the best stunt men in he industry Al Jr. followed in his dad's footsteps and perhaps even surpassed his fathers greatness. Al deserves your prayers and concern. He was so much the glory and greatness of the series and with total dedication to bringing to the show the most awesome stunts and dangerous thrlls and spills that could have been presented to the fans for their pleasure. He never to my knowledge turned down a stunt no matter the element of risk involved. He was tottaly fearless and on top of that modest and a great guy. to know him was to love the man. and he was that .....one heck of man. God love him cause I do. james best

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