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Posted by Sampo, on March 2nd, 2019  Los Angeles–Actress and Hollywood extra Sue Casey, who appeared in more than 85 productions between 1945 and 2002, died Feb. 21. She appeared in such well-known films as “Annie Get Your Gun,” “An American in Paris,” “Showboat” and “Paint Your Wagon.” She was 92.
MSTies will remember her role as scheming Anne Duval in the movie in episode 204- CATALINA CAPER.
There have been, surprisingly, no actual press obituaries (so far) but there is a long, loving tribute by, I assume, a family member at Legacy.com. It’s worth a read.
There’s also an unusually lengthy biography at the IMDB.
Thanks to Timmy for the heads up.
Posted by Sampo, on March 2nd, 2019 Duke of Puddle opines:
What MSTed movie would you make into a video game (platform? storyline? RPG?, MMO?)
I would personally do ‘Girl in Gold Boots” as a fighter ala “Street Fighter.” I could see using some of Buzz’s icky elf mojo attacks on Critter or the ‘Eats’ dad. But really much more like hair oil attacks vs. Critter’s patented ‘water softener’ finishing move and well … you get the idea. i’m more of an Xbox-er so that would be my console.
and who knows? after a few hours you too might remember how you had a pretty mind.
I am not a gamer so I still have a pretty mind, but those of you who are can have at it.
Posted by Erhardt, on March 1st, 2019 
Download it here. Warning: Contains some adult language.
And in case you missed it, a new studio-recorded short was posted a few days ago:
Get it here.
Posted by Sampo, on February 26th, 2019  Bieno, Italy–Cinematographer Mario Bernardo, whose years in the tumultuous Italian film industry appear to be the calmest times of his tumultuous life, died at his home here just days from his 100th birthday.
For a full look at his life, let your favorite browser translate the many glowing tributes to the man.
MSTies may be aware that he provided optical effects for the movie in episode 908- THE PUMAMAN.
Thanks to Timmy for the heads up.
Posted by Sampo, on February 23rd, 2019 Alert reader Mark opines:
“Little things you’ve noticed.”
For instance, watching “Soultaker,” I LOVE the scene where both Zach and Natalie get on an elevator to get back to their bodies on an upper floor. But the elevator they get on is already occupied by a young (orderly? intern? nurse?) man in ‘scrubs’ who has a Walkman on, and because he thinks he’s alone, begins animatedly rocking out to the music on the Walkman.
It’s at this moment that the fun begins: if you watch Natalie closely as the elevator ride begins, you can see her purposely looking down and away from the actor rocking out to the music, because every time she glances back towards him, you see her unmistakably starting to break up.
Have you noticed something?
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