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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 437872" data-attributes="member: 23">Yes. It came across that his experience on the series was genuinely meaningful to him. I was very impressed with his memory for the crew and filming locations, right down to naming the accommodation in Oregon (where they filmed hoping to avoid the Olympics hubbub).Interesting that Alec believes Ava Gardner appeared on the show after he&#039;d left. I suppose that&#039;s because they didn&#039;t shoot any scenes together and so he&#039;d have only seen her in passing. Nice to hear how welcoming William Devane was to him as well.Does this episode mark the first time Doug Sheehan&#039;s name has been uttered in the podcast? I don&#039;t recall him being mentioned in any of the ones I&#039;ve watched, despite fond reminiscences of other colleagues who have died.I watched Malice for the first time recently, so I was happy to hear him talk about his &quot;within an inch of her life&quot; sex scene for that film.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 437872, member: 23"] Yes. It came across that his experience on the series was genuinely meaningful to him. I was very impressed with his memory for the crew and filming locations, right down to naming the accommodation in Oregon (where they filmed hoping to avoid the Olympics hubbub). Interesting that Alec believes Ava Gardner appeared on the show after he'd left. I suppose that's because they didn't shoot any scenes together and so he'd have only seen her in passing. Nice to hear how welcoming William Devane was to him as well. Does this episode mark the first time Doug Sheehan's name has been uttered in the podcast? I don't recall him being mentioned in any of the ones I've watched, despite fond reminiscences of other colleagues who have died. I watched [I]Malice[/I] for the first time recently, so I was happy to hear him talk about his "within an inch of her life" sex scene for that film. [/QUOTE]

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