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Happy to see you here, Steve! In answer to your question, the people we've interviewed who died before publication are:

Hurd Hatfield, Sheldon Leonard, Curt Siodmak, and Gene Evans. In the cases of Leonard and (I think) Siodmak, the issue containing the interviews were at the printer when the subjects died unexpectedly.

We've also run a number of interviews with stars who died some years previous to the interviews being offered to us. The interviews were of interest and we saw no reason not to run them. In fact, unearthing "long-lost" interviews has become something of a cottage industry for some people and publications. For our part, these interviews include:

Howard Duff, Gale Sondergaard, Joan Bennett, Basil Rathbone, Anne Baxter, and Keye Luke. In the case of Sondergaard, I conducted a portion of the interview myself back in the 1970s when I had the opportunity to work with the Spider Woman for a week.

Interviews (some short and anecdotal, some quite lengthy) we've run with people who were alive at the time of publication:

Christopher Lee, Harry Alan Towers, Ursula Andress, Christopher Atkins, Randal Kleiser, Irish McCalla, Joe Lara, Jeremy Brett, Edward Hardwicke, Vincent Price, Mark Hamill, Mitch Pileggi, Deborah Kerr, Roger Corman, Martin Stephens, Russ Tamblyn, Elizabeth Russell, David Wayne, Ida Lupino, Terry Kilburn, Bill Campbell, Jeffrey Combs, David Nelson, Aron Kincaid, Zacherley, Conrad Brooks, Sam Arkoff, Hazel Court, Richard Matheson, Robert Quarry, Charlton Heston, Peter Cushing, Beverly Garland, Jane Wyatt, Forrest J Ackerman, Ian Ogilvy, Ruth Hussey, Curtis Harrington, Carroll Borland, Phyllis Kirk, Noel Neill, Kay Linaker, Jack Larson, Ruth Roman, Bobby "Boris" Picket, Kevin Whately, Julie Adams, Ricou Browning, Ben Chapman, Lori Nelson, Tom Hennesy, Brett Halsey, John Bromfield, Evelyn Keyes, Ann Rutherford, Joel Schumacher, Johnny Duncan, Patricia Neal, Billy Gray, Robert Wise, David Burke, Rosalie Williams, Dame Jean Conan Doyle, Nickolas Grace, Daniel Massey, Denis Quilley, Patricia Hodge, Patrick Allen, Stefanie Powers, Simon Williams, Peter Wyngarde, John Landis, John Moulder-Brown, Veronica Carlson, Bob Hastings, Paul Williams, Shelley Winters, Ursula Pearson, Rebecca Staab, Jay Underwood, Val Guest, Michael Ripper, Johnny Sheffield, Hillary Brooke, Acquanetta, Jonathan Freeman, Brad Kane, Marcus D'Amico, Bob Kane, Robert Bloch, Ann Blyth, Barbara Shelley, Fay Wray, Lawrence Tierney, David Manners, Audrey Totter, Ian Richardson, Roddy McDowall, Stephen Geoffreys, Christopher Bram, Herman Cohen, Matt Frewer, Vincent Sherman, Dick Smith, Maury Chaykin, Bill Smitrovich, Colin Fox, Kari Matchett, Brad Pitt, Neil Jordan, Bill Condon, Chris Carter, David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson, Doug Hutchison, Jerry Hardin, Darren McGavin, Jack Grinnage, Carol Ann Susi, John Fiedler, Al Feldstein, Vampira, Ann Doran, Dabbs Greer, Gary Conway, Jan Murray, Don Johnson, Michael Gough, Paul Picerni, John Semper, Stan Lee, Gray Morrow, Shane Briant, Robert Tinnell, Dennis Wayne, Roy Dean, Elizabeth Shepherd, Nina Foch, Jeff Rovin, Bert Coules, Gerard Christopher, Nicholas Lea, Marc Lawrence, Helmut Berger, Kathleen Freeman, Kasey Rogers, Anne Jeffreys, Robert Sterling, Thomas Beck, Kevin Conroy, Loren Lester, Richard Dempsey, Tommy Kirk, Tim Considine, Coleen Gray, Bruce Kimmel, William Marshall, John Neville, Adrienne Corri, Billy Zane, William B. Davis, Irving Gertz, Herman Stein, David Raksin, Lee Falk, John Michael Hayes, Patricia Hitchcock, Amana McBroom, Dean Hargrove, Barbara Hale, Patrick Macnee, Narcisco Ibanez Serrador, Joan Hickson, Yvette Vickers, George Baxt, Erika Remberg, Sidney Hayers, Gloria Stuart, John Agar, Victoria Price, Chris Costello, Bud Abbott Jr., Arthur Digman, Francis Lederer, Ray Stricklyn, Norma Eberhardt, Elena Verdugo, Jane Adams, Ian McKellen, and Clive Barker.

Happily, many of these good folks are still with us. Not too shoddy a list, I'd venture, and the back issues are all available at www.scarletstreet.com . . .

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jmaci
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(2/12/03 3:22:21 pm)
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INTERVIEW QUERY: ED NELSON
I'm new to SS, and have only seen one issue so far. I really enjoy the interviews with stars of horror and sci-fi from the past.
One actor who has impressed me for the sheer quantity of appearances he has made is Ed Nelson. This guy was in Twilight Zone, Thriller, Hitchcock, NIght Gallery, The Invaders, Outer Limits and tons of Sci-Fi movies.

I was wondering if you guys had ever interviewed him?


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