And Harrison Ford took his award to him in Paris…a-hole!

And it all happened at Jack Nicholson's house.

Women are always yelling and screaming whether it's warranted or not. Just like kids.

There are so many suspicious things about her death, the only thing we can do now is live in doubt

Absolutely!

He always looked like a no good weasel to me.

Possibly just minding his own business. It's a key to survival.

He is more suss in my mind.

You can never be hurt by something you don't say.

@@Gamble661 THERE is the sin of omission, said God. Not doing or saying what you know you should.

Oops, “I heard someone calling for help, but decided to do nothing”. What poor excuses for human beings. Let’s hope “what goes around, comes around”.

They tried. It was dark and voices echo. If youre anchored you can't just drive around looking. They were set to come in and their dingy was deflated and put away. They also heard a man responding to her, saying hang on, we're coming to get you. Yet, they didn't. They didn't even turn on the light. They were all intoxicated. The people on the other boat didn't know what to think.

No one wants to be involved

'Murica

They were on the water. In the days before cell phones someone in a boat off shore may not have had a way to communicate. Maybe not everyone had a short wave radio on board.

agree I also doubt him

Plenty O'Toole?

@safiremorningstar Like many sisters; she still loved her sister.

​@@Dory8If you believe that, check out Olivia di Havilland and Joan Fontaine. Olivia used her aunt's name because she hated her sister.

There's so much information out there now, I really don't know who to trust anymore

I think Mannix had George Reeves unalived

@@kimlockard2667 unalived? do you mean killed? I am just up to that part now and the author thinks not. He thinks itwwas the fiance.

Jack Nicholson too

He had those tunnels underground all the way to the Playboy mansion.

No, but you just did. 😀

Compared to what the average Hollywood degenerate is into now, they don't even think what Polanski did was worth mentioning since they see it happening daily in front of them, and do nothing about it.

no in the water you have bouyancy, especially for a girl weighing about 105 pounds. she never smashed anything.. she would trip, slip and scrape. shed have an abrasion. which is what she had, but she also had a severe wound on her face. from a BLOW.

P boy you got that one right right on the nose man​@@marilynwillett804

Neither does Harlow?? How is she a 'GHASTLY STAR'...she was one of the most beloved of all stars of that era. Nicknamed The Baby? The heading of this is BS.

@@suzyfarnham3165 the world ghastly should NEVER be used for Jean Harlow

​@@marilynwillett804 Fallin & hitting your face full force on anything hard IS a BLOW. I don't know what happened in the incident, I'm just correcting your statement.

@oldgysgt Being "an unpleasant individual" (or so Blake's friends allege) doesn't make homicide okay. Really, badmouthing a murder victim. That's immoral.

​@@Dory8Who said it was okay? The dead sometimes had many enemies. It's a shame you think acknowledging that is immoral.

@@Dory8; What in the h*ll are you talking about? I never said Blake killed his wife. In fact, he was found "not guilty" of that crime. So where do you get off saying I am "badmouthing" a murder victim? The fact that Mrs. Blake WAS un-liked by most people who met her, only goes to indicate that there are a lot of people who might have wanted to kill her. And don't give me that crap that it's "immoral" to point out that fact!

@@oldgysgt I didn't say you said Blake killed his wife; sorry if you came away with that impression. I was questioning the way you repeated these rumours without making it clear what your stance was on the matter. Again you say things like "[t]he fact that..." That's not a fact and you haven't proffered any proof. I have heard rumours that she wasn't liked only to discover that the people who didn't like her are the friends and colleagues of Robert Blake. Her relatives and friends of course take the opposite view. I read their objections. Prosecutors have issued staements dismissing those slurs. What she was is powerless and 'lower' class, as Americans say, which it seems always makes you suspect in Amerika. As for her being "un-liked", as you put it, which you offer as evidence that others might have wanted to do to her what Blake did, I disagree (and the police would have investigated them and ruled them out anyway). There are many people I don't like, but the last thing I want to do is do away with them (unless they're Hitler). And, yes, it is immoral to blame the victim and keep harping on her character as a reason for why she was bumped off.

​@@oldgysgt I read about them in a couple books Watched a few documentaries. And she was a nasty piece of work. She tried to latch onto fame and money through men. I honestly don't believe he killed her. He was not the nicest man but i never felt he would do that. Its a shame that his daughter distanced herself from him. Her life had to be difficult.

The car was a Lincoln KB roadster. Check the pictures of the crime scene.

@@edwardsalley1248 Yes, you are right, and I was misinformed for sure. Sorry

@@edwardsalley1248 Oh, how we 'WISH to high heaven' officials could be so precise on what happened to Todd IN that Lincoln!

She was actually really calm about it. She didn't seem to act like it was that big of a deal I think he gave her a qualude and alcohol. She wasn't that upset which was a different response then most are used to. She seems very strong and undisturbed by this event.

@@lorimiller4301 She was indeed disturbed; she just didn't want to punish him, as her mother rightly did. She's a Christian and has forgiven him (he has made private reparations).

"heidbee501," "When Polanski allegedly raped a thirteen year old girl . . . " We're DECADES beyond, past 'allegedly'. "When Polanski sodomized a thirteen-year old girl . . . "

So? He still shot his wife. How did his child "stardom" relate to the crime? That's something for a biography; this is about the crimes.

"RoderickFernandez-ps5ci," "her Cafe is not there anymore, so a grocery store now." Of the 126 Comments as of early May 2024 this one is the easiest to DISPROVE. And have a laugh at -- in utter, total disbelief. [ed. - What's this Roderick Fernandez fellow smoking?] OF COURSE the cafe isn't there anymore; the female movie star proprietor of Thelma Todd's Sidewalk Cafe has been DEAD 88 1/2 years (Dec. 16, 1935). The multi-million dollar, thoroughly upgraded interior, completed 2017 - 2019, of the 15,432 square feet, historically / culturally protected office building built in 1928 in Pacific Palisades at 17575 Pacific Coast Highway is valued at $7,069,700 (2024 figures courtesy of Property Shark). "Grocery store" you say, based on driving past? How did you get a driver's license -- because you must be blind. There's no grocery store there; NOT even close. Ask yourself: WHERE are the dozen or so employees and dozens and dozens of shoppers supposed to park? AT MOST there's room for ten cars in the modest parking lot adjacent to ultra-busy PCH (Pacific Coast Highway) -- and that's being optimistic. Delivery trucks? Forget it. Little to non-existent street parking at that stretch of the highway. Now, with rents in Malibu and Pacific Palisades traditionally being sky high, the store would be charging $25 for a loaf of bread or half gallon of milk [ed. - exaggerated for effect; to make a point]. Grocery store - NOT. It's a three-story Spanish Colonial Revival-style architecture office building with fascinating and tragic, old Hollywood history. TMI R.I.P. Thelma Todd 1906 - 1935. For the second half of the 20th century and until 2015, the former Todd building was owned by the Catholic Church [to whom it had been deeded to by Lola Lane, widow of Todd's business partner and paramour, director Roland West who died in 1952.] and home to the Church's video production company, Paulist Productions, that produced the acclaimed "Insight" anthology series of thought-provoking, inspiring half hours that attracted Hollywood 'names' in front of and behind the camera.

They're not trying the same crime. There are other charges brought in civil cases.

The burden of proof is different for a civil case

Wow! Blast from the past! 👌

I read that Wagner thought Natalie might be having affair with Walken and Wagner jealous. He was accusing them at dinner. Walken left but heard the Wagner's arguing loud.

@Katclem - I had read that Natalie and Robert had a HORRIBLE ARGUMENT, and the Captain heard a body being thrown against the Wall!!!! If you ever noticed, Wagner nor Walken are EVER INTERVIEWED ABOUT Natalie's passing!!! At least I'm NOT aware of any. Also, I heard that Robert put Natalie's body on a small Dingy and sent it out to Sea. That was a rumor anyway. Well, God knows the truth, and will handle these people better than any Jury, that's for sure!!!!

I don't understand, I'm deathly scared of the ocean and water. So I never and I mean never go anywhere near water.

@@kjgearhart9203 you don't need to understand. she's not you. she often went on her boat.

Wagner was not gay. who knows about Walken,, but that boat was not large of course he heard them arguing and then complete silence, and she's gone? and when Wagner went to bed she wasn't there, ..and her injuries were not consistent with a woman of her weight just hitting the side of a boat.

It didn't turn out the way she had planned.😅 5:44

Wagner killed Natalie

@@virginiaschaefer9693 I think so too.

Natalie didn't go anywhere near the dingy, that's a lie.

So you KNOW he's guilty? Then write a book about it and, and make money!

​@@user-qb1sm3rk9r there is a book about it, Wagner is guilty.

She orchestrated and catered her farewell and tried to stage a dramatic scene of her being found dead in her bed. She was pregnant by a man who was not going to marry her, studio's were tired of her diva behavior and her ex-husband Johnny Weismuller was treated so badly by her that she had burned all her bridges. She took an overdose, her system rejected it and yes she did a header in the toilet. Rather befitting for someone who treated so many others like s__t.

I read that a long time ago in the book, "Hollywood Babylon"

Ridiculous. That's never been mentioned before. This has been investigated and even Dr Oz had an episode. Sorry but you've been misinformed. Natalie spent the previous night with the captain ashore in the hotel. They were very close. He never slapped her.

Whose lying?

You’re assuming they’re lies. Hollywood is a weird place, and the majority of that community are not exactly decent people. Some, yes, but they’re the exceptions, not the rule.

That's the risk of dying. You have to leave your dirty laundry behind, as fodder for the curious.

What lies? Read a book!

But graves can vote 🙄

Loved Baretta. But disagree.

Nope, Scotty was 100% legit. His proven facts go back many decades.

I would never say you can't be right but I still have my doubts​@@MrEdWeirdoShow

Watch his documentary..rooms slam full of pictures..home movies..letters..stacks and stacks of documents in every room.he said they are all dead now so he told it all

Thank you for your response where can I see the documentary is on the web? I would love to watch it thank you for your note​@@pikiesmith9236

It would be a third installment. The original TWO were by Kenneth Anger, followed by Scotty Bowers.

@@MrEdWeirdoShow I saw the Skip E. Lowe show interviewing Scotty Bowers. I wonder how truthful he was or if he made half or what he wrote up?

You never met any of them, you're basing your opinion on mere stories you've been told which in cases could turn out to be totally inaccurate.

You know where the off switch isdon't you? Of course you are right he is annoying and he's annoying on a lot of other shows like this too

What you don't seem to understand is there is no chase in cut to the chase