Who Dis?

[Horace]

Reminds me of Gary Marshall, but I know it's not.

[George K]

Bradley Cooper

[Mik]

@Horace said in Who Dis?:

Reminds me of Gary Marshall, but I know it's not.

That is who I was thinking of.

[George K]

https://variety.com/2022/film/news/maestro-first-look-bradley-cooper-leonard-bernstein-1235281060/

[Catseye3]

I think I got it.

I'll fess up when somebody guesses it, whether I was right or not.

[kluurs]

Accept no substitutes. I saw Hershey Felder's Maestro when he performed it at the Royal George Theater. It was great! Very entertaining.

[Copper]

@kluurs said in Who Dis?:

Looks a bit like Lenny.

Yes, obviously.

[jon-nyc]

https://www.classicfm.com/composers/bernstein-l/maestro-first-look-bradley-cooper-netflix/?d&fbclid=IwAR0z8wgfwhO995rH07G1q7LBKo32jON5KMaZyhbRgDLv4b8KYADmHMYQW80

[Catseye3]

He was a hottie no matter what age he was.

[George K]

I really hope they don't fuck it up.

Gotta wonder, though, what made them think that a biopic about a classical conductor from the late 20th century would be a success.

Many of us geezers remember the "Young Peoples' Concerts" when they were on TV. Does anyone seriously think that something like that could succeed today?

Hell, I remember when A&E was the "Arts and Entertainment" channel and they had live classical music on Sunday mornings.

[Mik]

And when the History Channel had shows about history. MFR called it the Hitler channel, they had so many WWII shows.

It's a shame, really, that they don't make more history shows. I really enjoyed them.

On that note, is anyone watching Prehistoric Planet on Apple+? Excellent.

[Copper]

@George-K said in Who Dis?:

Does anyone seriously think that something like that could succeed today?

Why would you want to watch a "Young Peoples' Concerts" when you can stare at your telephone and scream about AR-15s and abortion?

[bachophile]

I also watched the young peoples concerts.