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Elsa Lanchester, most famously Frankenstein’s bride in 1935, chatting up Dick Cavett in 1970. Her longtime husband, Charles Laughton, was famously childish in his recreational tastes, often dragging people, including Ray Bradbury, to Disneyland, one of his favorite places.
Woman notices streak of gray in hair, settles for brain-dead douchebag with bolts in neck:
The first movie I can remember seeing as a child was a TV showing of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, starring Charles Laughton. Here he is in 1956 on What’s My Line?, when he was appearing on Broadway.
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