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I'm watching discs 7-9 of the Centennial Collection (previously Volume 2) and it's almost all NBC morning shows. Damn, there are a lot of "Kapusta Kid in Outer Space" puppet sketches. They are not especially funny, but they revel in being bizarre.
very thorough career appraisal
He contemplated at least two movie “properties,” one based on “Eugene” as a vehicle for friend Alec Guinness as well as his own novel Zoomar (see illustration), a TV industry satire based on his dense knowledge and experience of the business.
Otherwise disappointed by Our Man in Havana, Guinness later recalled in his memoirs: “There were two great and unexpected pleasures in making that film.” The second was spending an evening with Ernest Hemingway. The first? “Getting to know Ernie Kovacs . . . Kovacs was as different as could be; outrageously extrovert, wild, rash, gipsy-like and, in a Goonish way, just about the funniest man I have ever met.”...
Given another decade or more, could Ernie have produced film gems equivalent to Preston Sturges’ best comedies, or have challenged Jerry Lewis as American cinema’s primary comedy “auteur” in the early to mid-1960s by whatever term then used for such an all-in-one film clown?
https://brightlightsfilm.com/wp-content/cache/all/ernie-kovacs-american-secret/#.XFht-al7lBw
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