That's Bob down the street from the apartment of Mark Wolf, the day Bob & Cathy graciously came over to do some schtick for THE NAKED MONSTER, then called "Attack of the B-Movie Monster." Bob played at least 3 gorillas that day-- we just put different hats on him. He is singularly cooperative, imaginative and his comedic timing cannot be beaten.
And as the pose suggests, it was in fact a KING KONG gag. When the heroes at Monster Central are taking monster-fighting suggestions on the Monster Hotline, Kogar calls in, pantomimes crawling up the Empire State Building with his fingers, a fall, and a splat... then hangs up with a satisfied nod.
That's Bob down the street from the apartment of Mark Wolf, the day Bob & Cathy graciously came over to do some schtick for THE NAKED MONSTER, then called "Attack of the B-Movie Monster." Bob played at least 3 gorillas that day-- we just put different hats on him. He is singularly cooperative, imaginative and his comedic timing cannot be beaten.
ReplyDeleteAnd as the pose suggests, it was in fact a KING KONG gag. When the heroes at Monster Central are taking monster-fighting suggestions on the Monster Hotline, Kogar calls in, pantomimes crawling up the Empire State Building with his fingers, a fall, and a splat... then hangs up with a satisfied nod.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great background info Ted!
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