Leslie William Nielsen is his real name not a made up stage name.
He never realised that the line “I am serious. And don’t call me Shirley.” would be rated 79th in the 100 greatest movie lines.
And he played the love interest for Debbie Reynolds in Tammy.
Peak Warming Man said:
Leslie William Nielsen is his real name not a made up stage name.
He never realised that the line “I am serious. And don’t call me Shirley.” would be rated 79th in the 100 greatest movie lines.
And he played the love interest for Debbie Reynolds in Tammy.
At least she got somebody with a real name.
C’mmon PWM
3 amazing things?
We demand at least 17 around here.
Apparently he liked to watch gladiator movies.
Peak Warming Man said:
Leslie William Nielsen is his real name not a made up stage name.
He never realised that the line “I am serious. And don’t call me Shirley.” would be rated 79th in the 100 greatest movie lines.
And he played the love interest for Debbie Reynolds in Tammy.
> And he played the love interest for Debbie Reynolds in Tammy.
OMG.
That is amazing.
Oh wait. Which of the “Tammy“s are you talking about? The 1957, 1961, 1963, 1967, 1965-6 or 2014?
Oh, the first, 1957.
OMG.
That is amazing.
mollwollfumble said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Leslie William Nielsen is his real name not a made up stage name.
He never realised that the line “I am serious. And don’t call me Shirley.” would be rated 79th in the 100 greatest movie lines.
And he played the love interest for Debbie Reynolds in Tammy.
> And he played the love interest for Debbie Reynolds in Tammy.
OMG.
That is amazing.
Oh wait. Which of the “Tammy“s are you talking about? The 1957, 1961, 1963, 1967, 1965-6 or 2014?
Oh, the first, 1957.
OMG.
That is amazing.
I only really know him as Sgt. Buck Frobisher (Due South)
mollwollfumble said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Leslie William Nielsen is his real name not a made up stage name.
He never realised that the line “I am serious. And don’t call me Shirley.” would be rated 79th in the 100 greatest movie lines.
And he played the love interest for Debbie Reynolds in Tammy.
> And he played the love interest for Debbie Reynolds in Tammy.
OMG.
That is amazing.
Oh wait. Which of the “Tammy“s are you talking about? The 1957, 1961, 1963, 1967, 1965-6 or 2014?
Oh, the first, 1957.
OMG.
That is amazing.
Comedic talents already visible in 1957. Eg.
Slight height difference
He playedthe Captain of the SpaceShip/Flying Saucer in
Ogmog said:
A bit different to mine
He playedthe Captain of the SpaceShip/Flying Saucer in
I should get a new IPad in a week so, hopefully the picture taking technology has improved.
Still my favourite movie comic of all time … And the Zucker brothers were comedic masterminds… (IMO)
Ogmog said:
He playedthe Captain of the SpaceShip/Flying Saucer in
An aside, Robby the robot made a cameo in Lost in space.(I dont think he was appearing as himself though)
