The BBC calls him the "Batman" actor (which must be as galling as being remembered for Obi Wan Kenobi), but to me, he'll always be the mad doctor from Konga.
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eon
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And of course Edmond Bancroft from "Horrors of the Black Museum" (1959). There's just something about a true-crime author who is sufficiently industrious (and psychopathic) to go out and drum up business on his own, so to speak.
My favorite scene? When the antique-store lady tries to blackmail him, while he's standing there with a very large, sharp pair of ice tongs.
You just knew how that was going to end- with the antique lady earning a Darwin Award. "Congratulations, Ma'am, you have just proven yourself Too Stupid To Live."
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And of course Edmond Bancroft from "Horrors of the Black Museum" (1959). There's just something about a true-crime author who is sufficiently industrious (and psychopathic) to go out and drum up business on his own, so to speak.
My favorite scene? When the antique-store lady tries to blackmail him, while he's standing there with a very large, sharp pair of ice tongs.
You just knew how that was going to end- with the antique lady earning a Darwin Award. "Congratulations, Ma'am, you have just proven yourself Too Stupid To Live."
Requiscat im pace, sir.
cheers
eon
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