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With the release of "Flowers In The Attic: The Origin" (2022), I decided to make a video about the fateful night that Corrine Dollanganger brought her four children - Christopher, Cathy, Cory, and Carrie, to her ancestral home, Foxworth Hall, a looming, gothic mansion, where her cruel, religious fanatic mother was awaiting them, and locked up the children in the north wing of the mansion. Using clips from both FITA adaptations - 1987 and 2014 respectively, along with The Origin, and excerpts from Christopher Young's soundtrack from the 1987 movie as well as from two of his other soundtracks - "Hellraiser" (1987) and "Haunted Summer" (1988) fit the mood of the video very well. I may do more of this type of video in the future, and perhaps more featuring scenes from the adaptations of the work of V.C. Andrews.
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With the release of "Flowers In The Attic: The Origin" (2022), I decided to make a video about the fateful night that Corrine Dollanganger brought her four children - Christopher, Cathy, Cory, and Carrie, to her ancestral home, Foxworth Hall, a looming, gothic mansion, where her cruel, religious fanatic mother was awaiting them, and locked up the children in the north wing of the mansion. Using clips from both FITA adaptations - 1987 and 2014 respectively, along with The Origin, and excerpts from Christopher Young's soundtrack from the 1987 movie as well as from two of his other soundtracks - "Hellraiser" (1987) and "Haunted Summer" (1988) fit the mood of the video very well. I may do more of this type of video in the future, and perhaps more featuring scenes from the adaptations of the work of V.C. Andrews.
![Jenny Maxwell Tribute [Cant Help Falling In Love]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ysXjeV4c7PY/mqdefault.jpg "Jenny Maxwell Tribute [Cant Help Falling In Love]
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A tribute to Jenny Maxwell (September 3, 1941 - June 10, 1981). She is best remembered for playing the troubled and bratty Ellie Corbett in Blue Hawaii (1961), but she also had a fairly prolific television career, until she gave up her career to focus on being a mother. She was only 16 when she came to Hollywood and unfortunately got caught up in a wild lifestyle for several years but ultimately, she turned her life around. In 1981, she was about to divorce her second husband and was looking forward to starting a new chapter in her life, but it was not to be. For more information about this lovely and talented actress and her tragic death, check out the book Murder Of An Elvis Girl: Solving The Jenny Maxwell Case by Buddy Moorhouse, which can be purchased at Amazon. Background music is of course Elvis Presley. Enjoy!
Father Knows Best episode, Two Loves Has Bud (1959)
Blue Denim (1959)
The Bob Hope Show, 1960 Hollywood Deb Stars (1960)
Bonanza episode, The Gunmen (1960)
Blue Hawaii (1961)
Bus Stop episode, A Lion Walks Among Us (1961)
Route 66 episode, Fly Away Home Part 1 and 2 (1961)
Route 66 episode, Journey To Nineveh (1962)
Take Her, Shes Mine (1963)")
![SPOCK [Maiden Wine]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zbRtBsY1hDE/mqdefault.jpg "SPOCK [Maiden Wine]
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A little tribute to Spock (only the most iconic and beloved character in the Star Trek franchise. The late, great Leonard Nimoy (1931 - 2015) composed and wrote the song Maiden Wine which appeared on the 1968 album The Touch Of Leonard Nimoy and he performed an excerpt of it in the season 3 episode of the original series, Platos Stepchildren (1968). I think its a beautiful song, wonderfully performed by Nimoy; all clips are from the original series. Enjoy!")
