Marsha Hunt

The dearest of friends and one of the most remarkable people on the planet.
Love you, Marsha.

on stage with Norman Lloyd

Norman is simply unbelievable; the oracle of 20th century show business. I asked him how he remained so vital in his 97th year and got a one word answer: "Tennis!"

Diane Baker

Diane Baker is one of the classiest people I've ever met. She was a spectacular guest with Eddie Muller after the screening of MIRAGE.

Jeanne Cooper and Diane Baker

Jeanne was the superb guest for PLUNDER ROAD (1957). She has a mind like a steel trap, recalling minute details from over half a century ago. No wonder she's the queen of the day time soaps!

Barrie Chase and Eddie Muller

It looks for a second that Barrie thought the Czar of Noir was Max Cady!

On Stage with Barrie Chase

As you can see, Fred Astaire's last dance partner still has the greatest gams around!

Barrie Chase

What a thrill it was to have Barrie Chase as my special guest for the screening of the original Cape Fear (1962)

Ron Oliver

Sharing a laugh with filmmaker Ron Oliver

Julie Adams and Kim Morgan

Now here's a pair to draw to!

On stage with Stefanie Powers

I believe this shot captured the punchline to an uproarious anecdote that Stefanie related about Tallulah Bankhead!

Julie Adams

With the delightful Julie Adams and her guy, Frank.

Norman Lloyd

Stefanie Powers

With Stefanie Powers for the opening night screening of EXPERIMENT IN TERROR (1962) at the Camelot Theatres in Palm Springs, CA

Pam Grier

Meeting one of my all-time favorite performers and muse, the ever-lovely Pam Grier

Don Murray

Don Murray, a superb actor and great gentleman. His recollections of making Bus Stop with Marilyn Monroe were fascinating.

Julie Garfield and Me

With my noir queen, Julie Garfield.

Kirk Douglas

With the incomparable Kirk Douglas. Meeting Kirk and filming his introduction to The Strange Love of Martha Ivers was a particular thrill for me.

June and Ernie

It was a kick to introduce June Lockhart to Ernie Borgnine; they had never met. A great evening except the darn flash didn't work!

Julie Garfield and Kim Morgan

Two of my favorite human beings. Julie and Kim at the 2010 Arthur Lyons Film Noir Festival in Palm Springs.

Robert Dix

With actor/author Robert Dix after watching The Power of The Whistler starring his Father, the legendary Richard Dix.

Ernest Borgnine

Opening night in Palm Springs for Pay or Die (1960). Ernie is an unbelievably gracious and friendly man.

Julia Adams

having fun with the charming and lovely Julia Adams after screening Hollywood Story (1951)

June Lockhart

With June Lockhart at the 2010 Arthur Lyons Film Noir Fest in Palm Springs

Paul Picerni

Sharing a laugh with actor & master raconteur Paul Picerni at the Egyptian Theatre after a screening of Drive a Crooked Road.

TCM Film Noir Segment Shoot, March 2010 at Avalon Studios

The all-star cast of Kim Morgan, Karie Bible, Mike Schlesinger, yours truly and Eddie Muller