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He’s an icon of horror movies‚ appearing in Frankenstein (1931) and its sequels‚ as well as The Mummy (1932). But perhaps the most malevolent monster actor Boris Karloff ever played was also the last contemptuous creature he ever played: the Grinch. Today‚ Karloff’s delivery of the whimsical story’s lines stands the test of time but there was a lot going on in his life that almost made this casting fall through. 1966’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas! took as many as 14 months of production time to complete. It debuted on CBS on Sunday‚ December 18‚ 1966. Dr. Seuss‚ whose real name was Ted Geisel‚ worked with animation and cartoon director Chuck Jones on the Warner Bros. Cartoons training cartoons Private Snafu during World War II. Seeing the Grinch as the best holiday villain since Ebenezer Scrooge‚ the two knew they had something special – but they needed the perfect voice to tell their story. Boris Karloff was the dream casting for ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas!’ Chuck Jones knew he needed Boris Karloff to voice the Grinch / © Abramorama /Courtesy Everett Collection “To me‚ one of the most important things was my getting Boris Karloff‚” said Jones. Karloff was tasked with voicing both the Grinch and the movie’s narrator. “He had this lovely‚ wonderful voice. Everybody thought of him as a villain. And he was so dear when he read it‚ you know. He really gave accent to each one and each note‚ and the narrator was important there.” RELATED: You Can Now Buy A Dr. Seuss Guide To Art History That Was Never Published They had Karloff read the entire script so that the words would be read by his consistent‚ deep‚ rhythmic voice and bear the same intonation and speech patterns. Then‚ sound engineers removed the higher points in Karloff’s recorded words‚ resulting in the gravelly sonorous sound the Grinch has become known for. The Grinch was the last in the list of creatures Boris Karloff ever played HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS‚ The Grinch‚ 1966 / Everett Collection By the time Karloff voiced the mean‚ green Grinch‚ he was 79 years old and boasted a career that’s an inspiring story of rising against the odds. As a boy‚ Karloff had a stutter and a lisp; he was able to master his stutter but not his lisp‚ which endured throughout his nearly five decades of acting. Both of his parents died when Karloff‚ born William Henry Pratt‚ was still young‚ leaving him to be raised mostly by his siblings. By the time the ’60s rolled around‚ Karloff’s career was starting to reach a plateau. How the Grinch Stole Christmas! provided a revival in the states‚ but at the time‚ Karloff was contending with emphysema; eventually‚ crippling arthritis would exacerbate Karloff’s grief. The actor famous for monstrous movies passed away three years after his final creature role / Everett Collection By the end of his career‚ Karloff‚ so known for his powerful voice‚ would have just one functioning lung and required oxygen between takes. Ultimately‚ Karloff died on February 2‚ 1969‚ after contracting pneumonia; he was 81 and never played another creature on film again but his final performance is one celebrated to this day and earned him a Grammy Award for “Best Recording For Children.” You’re a talented one‚ Mr. Grinch. Click for next Article The post The Grinch Was The Last Creature Monster Movie Icon Boris Karloff Ever Played appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Dana Daly

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On Friday's Fox &; Friends‚ the show again showed viewers an example of how important it is for Americans to own guns to deter crime as the hosts discussed surveillance video of a 73-year-old man in San Francisco who used a handgun to scare five smash and grab robbers out of the store where he worked. Setting up the video‚ co-host Steve Doocy recalled: You've seen the smash and grab stuff from the West Coast -- it's just terrifying. And so let's take you out to the San Francisco area -- the Bay Area -- on Monday at a place called Estates Consignments store. It must have had some pretty nice stuff because a group of smash and grab bandits ran into the consignment store. The front door is always locked‚ but‚ on surveillance tape‚ apparently a woman seems to have been opening the door -- was allowed in -- and then held the door open for the group. They came in -- next thing you know‚ they're going to loot the place until somebody steps in. Co-host Ainsley Earhardt then added: They came in with sledge hammers in their hands -- they B-lined for the jewelry display cases‚ but a guy who works there had a gun. His name is Albert Marcu -- he's worked there since 2007. Thankfully‚ he stepped -- look at him on the left hand side of your screen with his gun. And then they were terrified‚ and they left. Viewers could see video of the attack which included video of the men forcing their way in through the door after the employee unlocked it to let a customer exit‚ and the employee‚ Albert Marcu‚ could be seen inside the store pointing his gun at the robbers with them frantically running back to their cars.Then a clip of Marcu was shown recalling that he brandished his gun and warned them he was armed‚ leading them to flee. Co-host Lawrence Jones recounted that liberals mistakenly believe these professional shoplifters are just poor people in need when in reality many are in the business of selling the stolen items to enrich themselves: And what these people don't understand -- these social justice warriors -- is these people aren't just poor people that are going and stealing things. This is part of a criminal enterprise. These people loot‚ they steal‚ and then they turn online and resell this stuff -- not to say it would have been justified if they were poor. But it's just -- there's a larger conversation that needs to happen about the large plan of selling all this stuff online. Earhardt further informed viewers that the good guy with a gun had immigrated to the United States from Romania decades ago to escape communism. Just a few weeks ago‚ Fox &; Friends and other Fox shows showed viewers video of California man who used a gun to defend himself from home invaders who was then informed by local police that his gun permit was being revoked. Transcript follows: Fox &; Friends December 15‚ 2023 6:43 a.m. Eastern STEVE DOOCY: You've seen the smash and grab stuff from the West Coast -- it's just terrifying. And so let's take you out to the San Francisco area -- the Bay Area -- on Monday at a place called Estates Consignments store. It must have had some pretty nice stuff because a group of smash and grab bandits ran into the consignment store. The front door is always locked‚ but‚ on surveillance tape‚ apparently a woman seems to have been opening the door -- was allowed in -- and then held the door open for the group. They came in -- next thing you know‚ they're going to loot the place until somebody steps in. AINSLEY EARHARDT: They came in with sledge hammers in their hands -- they B-lined for the jewelry display cases‚ but a guy who works there had a gun. His name is Albert Marcu -- he's worked there since 2007. Thankfully‚ he stepped -- look at him on the left hand side of your screen with his gun. And then they were terrified‚ and they left‚ Brian. BRIAN KILMEADE: Let's listen -- let's listen to what he had to say. ALBERT MARCU‚ SAN FRANCISCO RESIDENT: I show them my gun‚ and I told them to stop it‚ "I have a gun‚" and only because they saw my gun and saw I was‚ you know‚ serious about it‚ they panic and they run out. (editing jump) I didn't want to shoot anybody‚ right‚ but I had to make a statement. Too many bad things happen -- stores get robbed left and right. KILMEADE: They could have taken up to $1‚000‚ Lawrence. It didn't even matter. These guys turn and go the other way. I just hope all his permits and everything was done so he doesn't end up in trouble. LAWRRENCE JONES: You know‚ I want to meet Albert because I think that his position on this -- what he did is how a lot of folks in America feel. It's not just the smash and grabs -- it's people's home being broken into. I mean‚ it's just a lack of respect for the law and human decency. And what these people don't understand -- these social justice warriors -- is these people aren't just poor people that are going and stealing things. This is part of a criminal enterprise. These people loot‚ they steal‚ and then they turn online and resell this stuff -- not to say it would have been justified if they were poor. But it's just -- there's a larger conversation that needs to happen about the large plan of selling all this stuff online. (...) EARHARDT: Did y'all see that video of the lady walking out of the door. They said the staff believes that the woman seen on surveillance video might have been in on it. They explained that she walked in before they attempted the heist and then looked up at the cameras while on the phone the entire time. The store's front door is always locked until visitors are let in‚ and she appeared to hold it open and kind of go out slowly so they could get in. And they rushed in right after her. The guy who had the gun -- he said he escaped from the U.S. -- he escaped to the U.S. from communist Romania and is disappointed with the current climate. He said that "we beg the politicians to help us small businesses and help communities all over California." He said the police --  he did say the police were there in 30 seconds‚ so he was applauding them.