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NameDan Feldman
Date2009-10-09
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MessageI have a Jack Carson radio show from 1958 that my father recorded in Germany off of AFN when I was 4 years old. I still listen to it from time to time; it's very laid-back and enjoyable. It's like a variety/talk show rather than a sitcom format like the shows from the 40s you listed. Do you know anything about this variety/talk show Jack had on the radio, such as how long it aired and where, if possible, I can buy or download more of these programs?


NameKent Ingram
Date2009-09-25
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MessageJack Carson is probably the most underrated actor in Hollywood history. He had a wide, wonderful range in his acting abilities and it's a damn shame that Jack Warner, as well as the directors Jack worked for, didn't recognize those abilities and give him more meaty, starring roles. While I always loved his movies, it's his appearance on a "Twilight Zone" episode that always stood out to me. I think it was one of the early videotaped episodes, as well. Jack played a sleazy used-car salesman who, because of a mysterious customer's intervention, found himself incapable of telling a lie to potential customers. Brilliant! God rest his soul and thanks, Jack, for the memories.


NameJason
Date2009-09-19
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MessageTo Brandy and any others who actually knew Jack...I would be very interested in corresponding some with you as sadly he passed away before I was even born, but is my favorite actor. jpnberea@yahoo.com is my email address.


NameBRANDY
Date2009-08-23
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MessageJACK WAS NOT ONLY A BRILLANT ACTOR, TO ME HE WAS A FRIEND. HIS BROTHER BOB WAS MY NEIGHBOR GROWING UP AND JACK WOULD COME TO OUR HOUSE FOR A BAR B QUE ON THE 4TH OF JULY. I GOT TO GO TO HIS HOME AND SWIM AND PICK ORANGES ONE DAY. HE WAS TRULY A SWEET MAN AND VERY FUNNY. I WILL ALWAYS MISS HIM AND HIS BROTHER BOB.


NameJim Richard Lofrano
Date2009-08-02
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MessageJack is one of my favourite charactor actors of which there were so many in that period. He seemed like the kind of guy you already knew, a regular Joe you might have a beer with. Who could ever forget his "new cop" in Arsenic and Old Lace talking about his mom, Peaches LaTour. He was a classic, one of a kind, a stand out in a world of stand outs. Their like will not pass this way again and they are sorely missed. Rest well Jack.


NameMalcolm James
Date2009-06-06
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MessageGreat supporting star at Warner's for years.
Glad this has been set up to support Jack.
I shall be staring a group soon for Jack on cinemalcspicturehouse.ning.com
I look forward to peoples contribution to him.
Malcolm


NameJason Proctor
Date2009-05-24
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MessageI have started a group for Jack on facebook. If you have an account on there, please feel free to join and post. Just search for Jack from the search within facebook and the group should be the top link that comes up, with an autographed black and white photo of Jack as the photo for the group.


NameJason Proctor
Date2009-05-09
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MessageAnyone who is a Jack fan and has a yahoo ID can join this group dedicated to Jack. I just joined it myself and would love to see some more of us on there.

groups.yahoo.com/group/Jack_Carson_Fans


NameJason
Date2009-05-04
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MessageI am so glad to see that someone has taken the time to create a website in memory of Jack. The more of his work I have seen, the more of a fan of his I have become. Handsome, charming, funny, and immensely talented, as someone else has posted, Jack is a guy that I wish I could still write a fan letter to. Maybe he is somewhere smiling though, knowing that those of us who visit this site DO still remember him.



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