Adam Sandler was on remote control?
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Adam Sandler was on remote control?
IMDB has him credited as a "writer" for "Remote Control".Quote:
Originally Posted by mtriv73
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001191/
he played a couple of recurring characters as well, although the only one i can remember currently is as "the stud boy"
Yeah, he did a standup comedian character, Stud Boy, some dumb guy (maybe a NJ stereotype?). Anyone recall who replaced KW as the "chick" on the show? I seem to remember her not being there to end its run.
I don't know if I ever saw it, but wikipedia says the hostesses were:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bel-Cam Jos
Marisol Massey (Season 1)
Kari Wührer (Seasons 2-3)
Alicia Coppola (Season 4)
Susan Ashley (Season 5)
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A newspaper says Roy E. Disney, the nephew of
Walt Disney who became a powerful behind-the-scenes influence on
the family business, has died. He was 79.
Clifford A. Miller, a spokesman for Roy Disney's company
Shamrock Holdings, told the Los Angeles Times that Disney died
Wednesday after a bout with cancer.
His father, Roy O. Disney, and uncle, Walt, founded The Walt
Disney Co. in the 1920s. Walt was the company's creative genius but
Roy Disney's father played a vital role as head of its financial
side.
The younger Disney, born in 1930, worked for the company as a
writer and producer. But his most important influence was as a
Disney shareholder who led two investor revolts.
In 1984 he led a successful campaign to oust Walt Disney's
son-in-law from the company. Nearly 20 years later, he launched
another successful shareholder revolt against Michael Eisner.
Add in two 90+ year-old contributors: Oral Roberts and founder of Price Club guy (forgot his name, sorry).
Surprised no one has mentioned Chris Henry (Cincinnati Bengals WR) yet.
I was coming to this very thread to do just that. This is all sounding sad, especially when a public figure who's made some bad life decisions but trying to make amends. :(
Brittany Murphy is dead at 32.
So far there's no cause known other than cardiac arrest.