The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 23, 2011

Ending the work week this Friday before Christmas is a portion of a German program for Paths of Glory (1957), very similar to the one I posted a while back for The Killing (1956).  (I will try to get both of them scanned in in their entirety, now that my...   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 22, 2011

Today’s pic is another from the Baretta episode “Set Up City,” directed by Curtis Harrington and first aired on October 29, 1975. Tim and Larry Block are just a couple of jewel thieves enjoying a leisurely afternoon, setting up their next job. Tim appeared in four Baretta episodes   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 21, 2011

EDITOR’S NOTE 05/22/12: The original video posted has been removed by the user, so I replaced it with this one, “Song for Lilly Christine” by Big Rude Jake. I like this one better! Our video for this week is something a bit different. Tim arrived in LaFitte, Louisiana in the...   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 20, 2011

Our pic for today (you know about clicking for embiggening, right?) revisits the great Curtis Harrington‘s What’s the Matter with Helen? (1971), starring Debbie Reynolds and Shelley Winters as two friends with a tragic past trying to get back on their feet in Depression-era Hollywood. Ti   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 19, 2011

As the Winter Solstice approaches, we cast a lingering glance back at the good old days of Summer. Here is another look at Beach Blanket Bingo (1965), as South Dakota Slim and Eric Von Zipper’s Rat Pack gals Puss (Alberta Nelson) and Boots (Myrna Ross) take their revenge on the...   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 18, 2011

This week’s quote is once again not by Timothy but about him: “I think I stayed on just to watch Timothy Carey around the Craft Services table! He was certifiable. I mean, he was climbing the walls. They almost had to get a net just to pull him over so...   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 16, 2011

Ending the work week is another pic from Bloodhounds of Broadway (1952), directed by Harmon Jones. Tim doesn’t have a whole lot to do in the uncredited role of Crockett Pace, Mitzi Gaynor‘s hillbilly suitor, but it was one of his first speaking parts. Also in uncredited parts here are...   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 15, 2011

Today’s pic (and don’t make me remind you to click to embiggen) is another from Alaska Seas (1954). Tim’s boat repairman Wycoff is spending the evening singing to his cat. I wonder how Tim’s career would have turned out if he hadn’t been tone deaf and had gone into sin   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 14, 2011

Our video for this week is from the great crime series The Untouchables, starring Robert Stack as special agent supreme Eliot Ness. The episode is “Ain’t We Got Fun,” first broadcast on November 12, 1959. Tim is unforgettable as Loxie, the grinning pyromaniac torpedo to Ted de Cors   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 13, 2011

I was very saddened to learn of the death on Sunday of Susan Gordon. She was the daughter of director Bert I. Gordon and co-starred in several of his films, including The Boy and the Pirates (1960). Here she is from that film, doing her best to stay clear of...   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 12, 2011

We start off the week with another look at the Tenspeed and Brown Shoe episode “The Treasure of Sierra Madre Street,” first airing on June 20, 1980. Tim and his real-life pal Michael C. Gwynne are busting out of the mental hospital in pursuit of buried treasure. It’s a long...   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 11, 2011

“Everything was fine until I got to Parris Island, then I didn’t like the Marine Corps. Oh, I could tell you things about the Marine Corps, boy. I’m not kidding. I called my mother and I said ‘I wanna get out of here!’ I didn’t like it at all. It...   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 9, 2011

We end the work week with another shot of Tim from the Alcoa Premiere (aka Alcoa Theatre) episode “The Town Budget,” first broadcast on December 15, 1958. Tim’s character, Jonas, is telling us how much he hates cops. He really, really hates cops. I had a dream last night where...   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 8, 2011

Today’s pic takes another look at Tim in his last television appearance. The show was Airwolf, and the episode is “Tracks,” first broadcast on March 22, 1986. Tim is Paul McClelland, “the Cat Man,” who lives in the mountains with the wildcats he has vowed to protect by   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 7, 2011

This week’s video is more of Tim on television in the 70s! We present the Kung Fu episode “Ambush,” first broadcast on April 4, 1975. It was directed by Gordon Hessler, who also directed Tim in the CHiPs episode “Kidnap” (1/26/80). Co-starring are Rhonda Fleming, John C   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 6, 2011

Today’s pic is another from Echo Park (1986), Tim’s last feature film. He has a small but memorable role as Vinnie the pizza chef. I wish I could make out which saint medal that is he has on. “Remember kid – love is like a pizza…” “Vinnie, you think everyth   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 5, 2011

Starting off our week is another shot from The Wild One (1953), directed by Laslo Benedek and starring Marlon Brando, presumably in the title role. Heh. Tim and his rude biker cohorts are terrorizing poor switchboard operator Dorothy (Eve March), who soon finds herself taking a personal day off. Ma   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 5, 2011

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The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 4, 2011

“It’s amazing how people get so afraid and weak. I was up for a big part in Bonnie and Clyde, but Arthur Penn took one look at me and almost fainted in my arms. He’d heard that I’d gotten into a punch-out with Elia Kazan on East of Eden. Which...   read more

The Timothy Carey Experience Posted by Marisa on December 3, 2011

Our pic for this Saturday (and I’m sure I needn’t remind you to click to embiggen) is an original still from Bert I. Gordon‘s The Boy and the Pirates (1960). Tim’s gruff pirate Morgan is menacing young Jimmy (Charles Herbert). In his autobiography The Amazing Colossal Worlds   read more