I don’t always destroy villages… but before I do, I like to start off with a good breakfast.
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Herman Munster alway was a “sweety”.
HM was a shameless rip-off of the Frankenstein character created by B. Karloff [AKA W. H. Pratt], though I did adore Fred Gwynne, who was also a superb graphic artist and talented author.
This is Fred Gwynne made up as Herman Munster, right?
Actually Boris Karloff on the set of Son of Frankenstein.
I had a hair stylist cut my bangs too short once. I called it my “Frankenstein Fringe.”
Are you sure that’s Karloff? Looks a bit off …
Google Boris Karloff Images, third row down on the right. I checked before I posted my comment.
Look on teasquared.blogspot.com
Yes, it is Boris Karloff.
[SPOKEN WITH A TOFFY UC ACCENT:] Mr. “Karloff”, in reality William H. Pratt of Enfield, UK, marginally aristocratic, and the pride of King’s College [London, from which, however, he never graduated] was, as this photograph indicates, ALWAYS the perfectly mannered English chap. Tut-tut, tally-ho, and AAAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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