BearManor Media News
Kris Merentette on FLASHBACK WITH WES BRITTON
Return with us to 221B Baker Street in the 1940s when Sherlock Holmes (Basil Rathbone) and Dr. John Watson (Nigel Bruce) solved mysteries during the war years for 8 Universal Studio matinee adventures! On the next “Flashback with Wes Britton,” meet Kris Merentette, co-author of SHERLOCK HOLMES AT UNIVERSAL Vol 1, a researcher who dives into the eight Rathbone/ Bruce outings released from 1942-1946. Hear all about his lavishly illustrated Sherlock Holmes treasury framed with bmusic from Dave Stryker and His Strings an Joe Deninzon & Stratospheerius Sat. April 26 at 7:00 p.m. Eastern on the Artistfirst radio network: ...
"Emil Pallenberg & Snookums" Selected Again
"Emil Pallenberg & Snookums" has been selected by the Tokyo Lift-Off Film Festival's judging staff for inclusion as a Music Video. This is the third film festival for which it's been honored with selection. The basis for this film is the BearManor Media book, "Pallenberg Wonder Bears - From the Beginning", written by Peggy Adler. Adler's collaborator is Dibirma Jean Burnham (the Pallenberg's granddaughter), who provided her family's photographs; vaudeville, circus, movie & Broadway contracts; and other ancestral documentation for inclusion in the book. For your enjoyment, here it is to watch for the first time -- or to watch...
Podcast About Book ESCAPING DEATH
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/final-destination-25th-anniversary/id1533470801?i=1000703762330
BLOODY DISGUSTING Item on ESCAPING DEATH
https://bloody-disgusting.com/books/3864444/escaping-death-book-chronicles-the-final-destination-franchise-with-50-interviews/
Q & A About The Stanley Unwin Story
Q&A with Anthony Slide, author of A Return To Deep Joy: The Stanley Unwin StoryWho is Stanley Unwin and why a book on him?It’s a question I am sure just about everyone in the U.S. is asking. In response, I might question why Stanley Unwin is not known to American audiences. He was a British comedian with a unique act, one that was never replicated. The focus of his performance was that he spoke in double talk, or Unwinese as it was christened. Without rehearsal and without any obvious pause as he thought out his next line, he would speak...