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R.I.P. Tony Curtis, 85

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bpatrick

Although not really associated with television, Tony Curtis had
two series: "The Persuaders" (with Roger Moore) and "McCoy"
(an element of the NBC Sunday Mystery Movie for about a year).
Most of you will probably remember the "Stoney Curtis" episode
of "The Flintstones," where he provided Stoney's voice; also, he's
the father of Ms. Activia, Jamie Lee Curtis.

No comment on whether he's a legend. :)
 
bpatrick said:
Although not really associated with television, Tony Curtis had
two series: "The Persuaders" (with Roger Moore) and "McCoy"
(an element of the NBC Sunday Mystery Movie for about a year).
Most of you will probably remember the "Stoney Curtis" episode
of "The Flintstones," where he provided Stoney's voice; also, he's
the father of Ms. Activia, Jamie Lee Curtis.

No comment on whether he's a legend. :)
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Just the other day I saw him ( on DVD ) appearing on Roseanne, the episode was quite funny actually. :)
 
bpatrick said:
also, he's the father of Ms. Activia, Jamie Lee Curtis.
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...Ms. Activia's first ongoing TV gig was as Lt. Barbara Duran in the first season of the ABC 1977-79 sitcom Operation Petticoat; Tony Curtis co-starred in the 1959 theatrical movie that the series was based on...
 
Didn't Tony Curtis also host one of those Unsolved Mystery types of programs? I remember him doing a show about the death of George Reeves. It's on You Tube if anyone wants to see it.
 
The Voice of Reason said:
Didn't Tony Curtis also host one of those Unsolved Mystery types of programs? I remember him doing a show about the death of George Reeves. It's on You Tube if anyone wants to see it.
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The show was called Hollywood Babylon, based on the book of the same title. The show uncovered scandals and was quite entertaining.
 
1959 Operation Petticoat Tony Curtis co-starring with Cary Grant. Funny as all get out.

"From now on you will refer to the casino as the supply depot".
 
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