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<blockquote data-quote="J. R.&amp;#039;s Piece" data-source="post: 259644" data-attributes="member: 12">John Saxon?&nbsp; Oh, he got a great fight with Lee Majors.&nbsp; [MEDIA=dailymotion]xllcg3[/MEDIA]&nbsp;The Return of Bigfoot?&nbsp; Some of the characters had previously been in The Secret of Bigfoot, which had featured a brief appearance by Lindsay Wagner.&nbsp; Which is why I think those should have been included in the set too.Actually, on ITC’s Man in a Suitcase, the title character, only ever called McGill, habitually smoked.&nbsp; Even having fight scenes where he keeps his cigarette in his teeth and doesn’t drop it.&nbsp; Imported American actor Richard Bradford couldn’t stand smoking but he thought it would be a good trait for that character to play. The character would do it.&nbsp; Richard was into method acting and would spend several minutes getting into character and trying to “make it real”. And often would only spend time with actors who were playing characters that his character got along with.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="J. R.'s Piece, post: 259644, member: 12"] John Saxon? Oh, he got a great fight with Lee Majors. [MEDIA=dailymotion]xllcg3[/MEDIA] The Return of Bigfoot? Some of the characters had previously been in The Secret of Bigfoot, which had featured a brief appearance by Lindsay Wagner. Which is why I think those should have been included in the set too. Actually, on ITC’s Man in a Suitcase, the title character, only ever called McGill, habitually smoked. Even having fight scenes where he keeps his cigarette in his teeth and doesn’t drop it. Imported American actor Richard Bradford couldn’t stand smoking but he thought it would be a good trait for that character to play. The character would do it. Richard was into method acting and would spend several minutes getting into character and trying to “make it real”. And often would only spend time with actors who were playing characters that his character got along with. [/QUOTE]

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