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Jacques Tourneur's age kept him from later jobs as a director Screenwriter Richard Matheson explained the unfounded doubts about Tourneur's directing ability.
Peter Lorre said movies stopped being fun in the '60s. The horror stalwart mourned the ways Hollywood changed
Screenwriter Richard Matheson said that filming Comedy of Terrors was the happiest experience he'd ever had on a film set For Matheson, one film loomed above all his previous works.
John Astin on his approach to playing The Riddler "It's a guest shot as far as I'm concerned," said Astin.
Charles Schulz had it in his contract that nobody would take over Peanuts — and it was his children's idea One article compared it to ''asking who would paint Picassos after Picasso passed.''
Forrest Tucker, star of The Crawling Eye, called himself the last of the ''ugly guys.'' The actor wasn't concerned with looks.
Judy Norton didn’t always like the food served in The Waltons, even in the Thanksgiving episode She always acted the part though, and sometimes that meant taking fake bites.
Eva Gabor said that being glamorous wasn't truly important in life Gabor taught us that beauty comes second to heart.
Did James Arness ever get tired of Gunsmoke? Was Arness ever upset with the series that made him a star?
Please enjoy this pep talk from Florence Henderson Feeling down? Take a dose of Carol Brady.
Donna Douglas was a tomboy long before she played Elly Mae on The Beverly Hillbillies The actor was a pitcher on an all-boys softball team.
Pick a Batman villain that should have a show/movie! Give us three seasons and a movie of The Mad Hatter!
Florence Henderson was no Carol Brady in real life She was even better.
How well do you actually remember 'A Boy Named Charlie Brown'? The 1969 animated musical was the first feature film based on the legendary 'Peanuts' comic strip created by Charles Schulz.
Horror Expert Challenge: Who played these boogeymen? One, two, this is quiz is coming for you!
Daily Andy Quote Quiz: "The Perfect Female" Hey... Who said that?!
William Dozier, the creator of the 1960's Batman series: ''I didn't feel there was anything meaningful about Batman.'' Dozier wasn't shy about the importance of silliness on a show like his.
Daily Star Trek Quiz: "The Gamesters of Triskelion" In which three brains aren't better than none!
Think twice before you call The Beverly Hillbillies ''corny'' in front of Buddy Ebsen Ebsen was a fierce defender of his series.
Daily Andy Quote Quiz: ''Crime-Free Mayberry'' Hey... Who said that?!
Bob Denver really hated his beard on Dobie Gillis "This beard gives me the type-casting-est face in Hollywood history."
Producers were so convinced that Randolph Mantooth was a first responder after he starred in Emergency! that they stopped offering him acting roles for a period of time One producer who denied Mantooth said that they wanted "a real actor."
Daily Star Trek Quiz: "The Trouble with Tribbles" In which Kirk is up to his neck in Tribble trouble!
The creator of the 1966 Batman series taught college students as a way to give back to the television industry William Dozier wasn't just an entertainer; he was an educator.
Buddy Ebsen explained the downsides of playing a rural character The actor called his Beverly Hillbillies character "a hayseed."
Can you match these iconic lines to the correct horror film? You definitely know the movies, but do you know the lines?
Daily Andy Quote Quiz: "Opie's Hobo Friend" Hey... Who said that?!
Are these quotes from Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein, or another horror comedy? Have you been listening?!