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[Update: This is director James Goldstone and George Segal filming “Rollercoaster” in a photo taken Dec. 2, 1976. ] I blacked out the slate so this photo won’t be too easy…. |
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Here’s our mystery camera…. and a mystery hand…. … and our (not) mystery talent…. |
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Looks like George Segal in the foreground and looks a tad like Diane Lane half hidden on the right.
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Is it ROLLERCOASTER with George Segal and director James Goldstone sitting behind the camera?
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george segal
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Rollercoaster
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George Segal in “Rollercoaster” ?
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The director seems to be Hal Ashby. So when paired with George Segal, it must be ‘A Touch of Class’. Something all Ashby’s pictures had.
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“Rollercoaster”
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George Segal in “Rollercoaster”
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O.K.It’s George Segal and…..
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Looks like George Segal in the 2nd closeup.
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George Segal looked like this in Rollercoaster.
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Rollercoaster (1977), with George Segal? The scene in the background looks like Magic Mountain, before it became a Six Flags theme park.
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Could this be a still from Rollercoaster? Featuring probably the most underrated band ever, Sparks!
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The great thing about “Rollercoaster” was that when it first was released it played in theatres next to “Star Wars” and the rumbling sound effects of “Rollercoaster” came thru the walls and sort of synced with sequences in “Star Wars” making it seem like a much bigger budget film 🙂
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George Segal in ROLLERCOASTER. Strangley enough, I watched this picture Saturday (2/12) morning for the 10th time. Gotta love Sparks and Ron Mael’s adolf mustache.
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Re: Peppers Pot: The movie Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band was a disaster, and this column helps explain why. Peter Frampton must still have nightmares about his pink overalls.
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