Guilty pleasures à la Welles - Confess/indulge your less lofty delights

[RayKelly]

My guilty pleasure... The politically incorrect skit, Funny He Never Married, performed with Dom Deluise a few years before Welles death

[purplepines]

Um, "Black Magic" and "Prince of Foxes" probably apply here...this question might be MADE for "Necromancy", though.

[mido505]

Purplepines:

Have you actually seen NECROMANCY???? I had forgotten about that one. How is it? My God, the thought of Welles in a Bert I Gordon flick just makes my mouth water! I am going to Netflix right now...

[mido505]

Oh the horror, it's not there!

[Harvey Chartrand]

Orson Welles had a small but colorful role as an alcoholic homosexual ex-Major living in the African jungle in THE SOUTHERN STAR (1969), loosely based on a Jules Verne adventure story about a stolen diamond. I recall reading that the producer wanted Welles to do a nude scene but Orson refused. Ursula Andress starred in THE SOUTHERN STAR. Didn't anyone ask her to do a nude scene? Sad as it is to see Orson playing second fiddle to Andress and George Segal in a mediocre picture, Welles delivers a great performance – one of his last great acting turns. There really should be an Oscar category for best cameo. Welles would have won it hands down.

[purplepines]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JOlJjflbMk

For the moment, that link will have to suffice as far as "Necromancy" is concerned.

[mido505]

Thanks for the link, purplepines. "Every one...wants to be happy"!!!