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Proctor and Goodman. I took this shot at UCLA. I really like this one.
Back row: Phil Proctor, David Ossman. Front row: Peter Bergman, Glen Banks, Phil Austin
Glen Banks, Phil Proctor, Peter Bergman. This was taken at a promotion for the DVD release of J-Men Forever. The newspaper was a prop used in the film.
I took this nice photo of Phil Proctor quite recently. Phil and I were appearing courtesy of the Antaeus Theatre Company in Tonight At 8:30. It was a performance of all Noel Coward's one-act plays. I played the piano and Phil (among other things) was cast as the Butler. I will always have fond memories of providing the music for Phil's wonderful rendition of Don't Put Your Daughter On The Stage, Mrs. Worthington.
2 comments:
Glen - I think it's great, but I'm shocked at how greatly I aged in that last picture you post of me as the butler. I could probably run as McCain's VP, don't you think? ~ Phil "Rocky" Proctor
I almost credited The Firesign Theater on a copyright form for my novel. Oops, it was a "serious work" so I realized it would be presumptous of me. I will admit the inspiration and often have. If the work had attained stature like that of "Not Insane," maybe someone would have contacted You by now with an idea for a science fiction-themed public bath house & roller rink on the International Space Station. 'til then, Your site is a great place to draw the blueprints. Okay? Thanks.
Your sincere friend,
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