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RIP Tab Hunter
The Hollywood reporter has the story. Thanks to Paul for the heads up. 8 Replies to “RIP Tab Hunter”Commenting at Satellite News
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San Francisco International is my #1 episode, and Tab Hunter is definitely part of what makes it great. He really picked up the TAB for MST3K greatness! RIP.
Although he only made one “surfing movie,” I wish the gang would riff another ’60s one besides “Catalina Caper.” Perhaps “Ride the Wild Surf.” Such fun. RIP, Mr. Hunter.
I’ll always have a soft spot in my heart for him in Lust in the Dust, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiL6BGcjPCM. RIP
“Even the sky is brown in this movie”
RIP
I think somewhat ironically, his acting skills got better once he stopped being a star.
If you’ve never had the privilege, watch The Loved One.
There are about fifty-eight high points in this brilliant movie, and Tab Hunter’s too-short bit as a tour guide at Whispering Glades (Forest Lawn) is one of them.
Now who’s going to track down vintage diet sodas for us?
What is he, emerging from the ground?
“I *knew* I should’ve taken that left toin at Albuquerque!”