January 28, 2010

from Combat Radio · host LA Talk Radio

"I WANT TO SHOOT MUGGERS!" Turner Classic Movies! Val Lutton! James Cameron! "John Landis repays me by putting me in a carriage and pushing me over a cliff!" Charles Bronson wanted to shoot muggers! Marlon Brando! Throne Of Blood! Director MICHAEL WINNER (The Mechanic, Death Wish, Lawman) who directed Marlon Brando, Orson Wells, Burt Lancaster, Robert Duvall, Peter Ustinov and others calls in for the U.K. for a very emotional retrospective conversation on his career. Very Impressive. RICCO ROSS (Aliens, Spies Like Us, Mission Impossible) is in studio to talk Hollywood and his future run for Congress. Producer Lota Hadley is present to support her new film she exec. produced titled "The Magic Stone." and continues her push for charity work with The Children's Hospital and City Of Hope!

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