#hughmarlowe

This screen capture shows Edward G. Robinson and K.T. Stevens in Vice Squad starring Edward G. Robinson which I watched last night for the first time. It had been decades since I had seen her on the screen. I grew up in Brentwood, California in a house designed and built by the architects Buff & Hensman for my father. The Riviera Country Club was at the end of our street and we would crawl through the fence and play football on one of the fairways which were very well maintained we thought. It seemed like quite a normal place to live and the people were nice. Many of them were celebrities which was not a word I would have understood at the time--I was just aware that a lot of my friends' parents and many of my neighbors were on television and in the movies. One of my friend's parents were Hugh Marlowe (all About Eve, The Day the Earth Stood Still, Seven Days in May) and K.T. Stevens (The Great Man's Lady, Port of New York, Vice Squad, Missile to the Moon) and it seemed I was always seeing one or the other of them on Perry Mason. (continued in comments) #film #edwardgrobinson #ktstevens #hughmarlowe #paulettegoddard #copdrama #brentwood #buff&hensman #filmmakerslife https://www.instagram.com/p/BzQNReMF3xq/?igshid=122k07rrq9171

I grew up in Brentwood, California in a house designed and built by the architects Buff & Hensman for my father. The Riviera Country Club was at the end of our street and we would crawl through the fence and play football on one of the fairways which were very well maintained we thought. It seemed like quite a normal place to live and the people were nice. Many of them were celebrities which was not a word I would have understood at the time--I was just aware that a lot of my friends' parents and many of my neighbors were on television and in the movies. One of my friend's parents were Hugh Marlowe (all About Eve, The Day the Earth Stood Still) and K.T. Stevens (The Rifleman, The Young and the Restless) and it seemed I was always seeing one or the other of them on Perry Mason. Very often, I would spend weekends at Jeffrey Marlowe's house and we'd watch Twilight Zone and stay up late. Dinners there were formal with Hugh sitting at the head of the table preparing each plate and passing it around the table. Jeffrey's mom was an elegant woman and--truth be told--I had a crush on her. Hugh had a workshop that was joined with a detached garage and it was memorable for me as he had Playboy centerfolds pinned to the wall. I thought that was extraordinary and not something that would have been countenanced by my step-mother who we thought of as Cruella DeVil from 101 Dalmatians. Many, many years later as I was walking through the Hamburger Hamlet restaurant in Brentwood--an adult, one might say--I heard a voice call out my name. It was K.T. Stevens, who I hadn't seen in ages, calling me to her table to say hello and chat. I'll never forget her. (Continued in comments) #brentwood #countrymart #hughmarlowe #ktstevens #film #filmcommunity #actors #filmmakerslife https://www.instagram.com/p/BnlW-TPHnAt/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1xkm63zv7tnec

Saturday night #filmnoir 1955's Illegal #edwardgrobinson #deforestkelley #jaynemansfield #hughmarlowe #ninafoch (at Oakland Skyline Theatre)