January 24, 2009
Cape Town South Africa - the Table Cloth Timelapse [for lvdb]
Cape Town South Africa - the Table Cloth Timelapse from Dylan Glockler on Vimeo.
timelapse of the 'table cloth' clouds forming over table mountain in Cape Town, South Africa - shot using the Canon 1ds Mark II and a Canon 28-100 L Lens
3 Videos for Pam Dawber
3 Videos for Pam Dawber
| I'll Remember April (2000) | Stay Tuned (1992) | Through Naked Eyes (1987) |
Biography:
Pam Dawber grew up in Detroit, where her father was a commercial artist and her mother ran a stock-photo agency. Blessed with a four-octave soprano voice, Dawber prepared for a singing career while attending Oakland Community College. After suffering the traditional setbacks, she began working as a model in New York.
This led to a string of commercials, including one of the early Tupperware Lady musical ads. In 1977, she made her first film appearance in Robert Altman's A Wedding, making an unforgettable entrance on horseback. The following year, she was cast as Mindy McConnell on the weekly Robin Williams sitcom Mork & Mindy. Though Dawber was generally relegated to straight woman and sounding board for Merck's zany antics, Williams did his utmost to see that his co-star was given a few isolated moments to shine. After Mork & Mindy ended its four-year run, Williams went on to theatrical features, while Dawber busied herself in made-for-TV movies. In 1986, she was top-billed in another successful TV comedy, My Sister Sam, which came to an abrupt end in 1988 when her co-star, Rebecka Chauffeur, was murdered by a crazed fan who was stalking her. Since that time, Dawber has appeared on-stage and in a handful of films, including the much-delayed fantasy Stay Tuned (1992), in which, courtesy of animation director Chuck Jones, she was briefly glimpsed in cartoon form. She has also been active as national spokesperson for Big Brothers and Big Sisters of America. Pam Dawber is married to actor Mark Harmon. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide.David Lynch: Lost Highway - Andy's Party [Robert Blake Cameo "Something Wicked This Way Comes"]
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My favorite scene from David Lynch's Lost Highway. The music at the start and end of the scene is "Something Wicked This Way Comes" by Barry Adamson.
Fred (Bill Pullman) and Renee (Patricia Arquette) are attending a party at the home of a shady friend of Renee's. Fred has a very strange conversation with a mystery man (Robert Blake), who tells Fred that they have met before.
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