For anyone wondering the movie is called Morgan’s Ferry

The story I remember on the set of Lifeboat, Alfred Hitchcock directing. The water scenes were in a huge tank, and the actors had to climb a ladder to get to the boat floating in the tank. The main actress, Telulah Bankhead, the most kick ass actress of her time, was someone who didn't bother to wear, um, undergarments. As she was climbing up the ladder in her dress, Hitchcock quips "I dont' know whether I should send her costuming or hair dressing." BANG!

The mind boggles, Henry Rollins in the buff.

Henry is the famous one of us who NEVER would have made it past the ice cream parlor !!!

Ive gone through great lengths to expand my threshold of pain.

3:26 is my favorite quote

I met Billy Zane last year and asked him specifically about this story. He told me that Henry only mildly complained and it took nowhere near that long to complete the scene. Just thought that was interesting. Different dudes, different takes I guess.

6:08 Henry is so fucking cool lol.

exactly

I doubt very much that The Rollins has a 'safety zone'.

wait, Johnny Galecki, as in Leonard, from the Big Bang Theory

hey james, nice upload! can you please tell me which spoken word is this a part of?

“C’mon..! Fucking...c’mon..!!”😂

hey james doakes, I would really like to know which spoken word this is part of too... can you tell us?

OK EVERYONE! it's called "You Saw Me Up There"

I remember watching this on Comedy Central round 94-96 but I don't remember what it's called. I want to know!

wow thats one thing im bett

What's the name of this special?

Johnny Galecki in a role very far removed from Leonard Hoffstadter in Big Bang Theory

His body language reminds me of Maynard j k. His face is similar sinetimes

Johnny Galecki...nah he'll never make it XD

What's this from?

Blind Mule-cart driver? Dafuq? How random is that?

If there're any fans of Irish literature out there, you probably already know but I'll remind you anyway: There's a story in Malachy McCourt's memoir (that's alliterative) where he talks about getting drunk in NYC in the 50s or so, and somewhere after undressing he is considered as nude, which means that a person wants to not have any clothes on, but then later when he gets thrown out of the bar and wanders around for a bit and he realizes he's left something at the bar and he goes back and they won't let him in and he's more sober, then he's naked. It's important difference. Like I said, you probably already knew.