Here's to you, Mrs. Robinson

[CharleyH]

A truly amazing talent from my earliest memory of the Turning Point and through the ever risque for that time, Graduate, to Garbo and Charing Cross and more recent films. Much to her chagrin I am sure, she will be remembered as Hollywood's sexiest and most famous MILF - but wow - one of the treasured to make the lights go out on Broadway!

To an adventurous turning point and new life.

 

[Seattle Zack]

Elliot Gould? Now that's just wrong. I don't even know where to begin .....

 

[Seattle Zack]

Donald Sutherland, maybe. If you were on painkillers, recently released from the ICU and you went on a bender. But Elliot Gould?

 

[shereads]

Donald Sutherland, maybe. If you were on painkillers, recently released from the ICU and you went on a bender. But Elliot Gould?

Did I say Elliot Gould? I meant James Brolin.

 

[shereads]

No doubt contemplating a lifetime of Thanksgiving dinners with all the family over.

Yikes.

I gave them three years, max.

 

[Seattle Zack]

James Brolin? Mr. Streisand?

Dustin Hoffman it was, as I recall, mumbling his way through his career. He was something back then, huh?

 

[shereads]

James Brolin? Mr. Streisand?

Dustin Hoffman it was, as I recall, mumbling his way through his career. He was something back then, huh?

"Attica! Attica!"

Was that him, or Sutherland?

 

[shereads]

Idiot!

< slaps own forehead >

That wasn't Dustin Hoffman in "Dog Day Afternoon." It was Charles Durning. Or Al Pacino.

 

[Guest]

Idiot!

< slaps own forehead >

That wasn't Dustin Hoffman in "Dog Day Afternoon." It was Charles Durning. Or Al Pacino.

Yeah, Charles Durning, Al Pacino. I'm always getting those two mixed up too.