VINCENT PRICE - Tonight Show with Johnny Carson (1974)

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  @charlie-obrien · 3 weeks ago

  Wow! What an absolutely great 15 minutes of television.<br>I was 14 when this aired and I guess I took it for granted that we would always be entertained and educated like this. Sadly, the last 30 years or so have been very disappointing in that regard.

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  @MapleSyrupPoet · 3 weeks ago

  Love ❤️ the last painting 🖼 &nbsp;very valuable to me 😊

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  @MapleSyrupPoet · 3 weeks ago

  How did Johnny gets soos good? Dats because Johnnie Testarossa tauts hims everting he does ...I&apos;m laughin buts I donts do lol, caize dats fer gerls 😅

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• MA

  @MapleSyrupPoet · 3 weeks ago

  Vincent has a hip, jazzy, name 😅

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• MO

  @mohammedomar4652 · 1 month ago

  vincent price, peter cushing and christopher lee.....3 all time icons who weren&apos;t just brilliantly warm and funny - but all round superb human beings - the kind of people whose depth and integrity are things sadly missing today

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• DA

  @davebooshty299 · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZwTYPv359U&amp;t=520">8:40</a> A PRE Greatest American Hero ?

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  @Daveat23 · 4 months ago

  When I was a LOT younger than I am now (I am 74 now), I had a chance to meet Vincent Price who was touring the United States with his lecture &quot;Villains Still Pursue Me&quot;. &nbsp;He was charming and very approachable and after his lecture, we had a luncheon with him, and I timidly went up to the dais and asked if I could have an autograph and maybe a picture (because I knew that opportunities like this come along very seldom in one&apos;s life. <br>Not only did I get a picture with him, but for several minutes he chatted with me like we were old friends, putting me immediately at ease. <br>It has been said the one should never meet their heroes, because the experience could be disappointing. &nbsp;He couldn&apos;t have been nicer.

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• JC

  @jcepri · 5 months ago

  Theater of Blood scared the daylights out of me. &nbsp;I never forgot the scene where he force feeds one of critics a stew that he made out of his dog and serves him his dog&apos;s heads on a platter. &nbsp;The critic dies from asphyxiation from choking on his dog&apos;s flesh. That was so sick and disgusting.

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• VI

  @vincentzombi3916 · 5 months ago

  As a kid i got love his acting, as a adult i can appreciate his work.. vincent was a class act and one of a kind!! A true gentleman of the macabre

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• FO

  @FOPBUMEGG · 6 months ago

  @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZwTYPv359U&amp;t=345">5:45</a> &quot;He and his wife put out,&quot; - i have to imagine carson knew vincent divorced mary grant price the year before this interview.

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• OL

  @OldBittyGrandma · 10 months ago

  I’m still wondering if I’ll ever catch the episode of Vincent Price cooking fish in a dishwasher. He was the first one to do it. Often duplicated.

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• OL

  @OldBittyGrandma · 10 months ago

  It’s too bad this episode shown here cuts off before Bert Convy comes on. When Bert arrived on the panel, Vincent Price quickly called him stupid. I felt bad for Bert. Vincent Price had that way about him. I would be interested in seeing the comments from others regarding that exchange. It’s too bad it wasn’t included here.

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