He played her (Carol Lynley's) editor and only wanted her to be honest in her writing (yeah, right). Mostly, I remember Mary Astor's coat, hat with polka-dotted black veil, and black gloves at the town hall meeting--that's what I want to grow up to be (okay, maybe not the scheming mother-in-law town busybody who needs to cut the apron strings but nobody's perfect).
I remember him from Return to Payton Place as the married man that the little blond floozy mixes herself up with. Nice.
ReplyDeleteHe played her (Carol Lynley's) editor and only wanted her to be honest in her writing (yeah, right). Mostly, I remember Mary Astor's coat, hat with polka-dotted black veil, and black gloves at the town hall meeting--that's what I want to grow up to be (okay, maybe not the scheming mother-in-law town busybody who needs to cut the apron strings but nobody's perfect).
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