How many times was "pop icon & trickster" Rory Emerald featured in "BAZOOKA JOE and his GANG" comic strip(s)?
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I remember his name & likeness in one little comic strip. I didn't save it but I remember reading it about five years ago. That doesn't mean he wasn't featured in more comics, there are so many and I'm not really a collector.
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478 if you stick to one side of the tootsie pop.\n\nWhat can I say...I was bored.
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(a) Huey Freeman (The Boondocks)\n\nHe's not as active in the cartoon, but he's a great character in the comic strip. It's nice to see animation with some extra depth to it.
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Rory Emerald did not appear in the film “Bang the drum slowly”, though he did audition for the part of Ron Cey, the famed LA Dodger third baseman.  The epic baseball film, released in 1973, was casting for teammates of Robert DeNiro and Michael Moriarty on a fictitious New York ball club,   who had already been selected for the two main roles.  \n\nRory Emerald showed up in full LA Dodger gear, sporting a bizarre fake mustache to give the role authenticity as Ron Cey, the beloved third sacker.  The producers were dumbfounded, and tried to explain to Mr. Emerald that there was no role in the movie for Ron Cey, and the LA Dodgers were not being used as it would violate MLB infringement laws.  Rory Emerald was not to be denied, and started strutting around like a little penguin, Ron Cey’s trademark, which had the casting crew in hysterics.  Emerald started saying “Are you talking to me?”, repeatedly, which intrigued Robert DeNiro, and he filed it for future use.  After a few moments of awkward silence, Selma Diamond, who had just been cast in the role of tootsie, said in her trademark smoky, gravelly voice “Penguin, you are turning me on”, which broke the tension.  Emerald, taken aback by Diamond’s svelte and rampant sexuality, asked her out.  While this was taking place, something truly bizarre happened.  Vin Scully, the famed LA Dodger broadcaster barged in, attempting to land a role as the broadcaster in the film.  His stature and fame had the whole room buzzing in excitement.  Unfortunately, Scully did not do well in his audition.  When he was “broadcasting” in his audition, he insisted on naming the New York Monarch infield….”Garvey, Lopes, Russell, and most importantly, the little penguin, Ron Cey, the beloved third baseman”.  Finally, in frustration, the producers had to choose another actor for the role as the Monarch broadcaster.\n\nAs a footnote, Rory Emerald and Selma Diamond did get together, as a torrid couple, for a few months in the summer of 1973, while Emerald was apparently fixated on Ron Cey.  In Variety Magazine, Rory Emerald was quoted as saying “I played a doubleheader on the diamond” some kind of bizarre sexual innuendo.
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In 1965 a young dance choreographer named Jesse Wilcox was auditioning potential dancers for the upcoming classic “Beach Blanket Bingo”.  Rory Emerald was attempting to land the coveted role of “Frankie”, played by Frankie Avalon on several previous Beach party movies.  Though Rory Emerald failed to get the part, the impressionable Jesse Wilcox was amazed by Mr. Emerald’s dance moves.  Ironically, the part of “Frankie” required no dancing, and after the later scandal, Jesse Wilcox could not offer Mr. Emerald a smaller dancing role.  \n\nYears later, Jesse Wilcox became a much sought after choreographer, but never forgot Rory Emerald’s passion for dancing.  During the disco era, dancing became such an integral part of many movies, and many of the old classics such as Citizen Kane and the Bicycle Thief were being reworked as disco musicals.  In 1977, Jesse Wilcox became the main man in Hollywood.  A new, upcoming, hip movie was being produced.  This epic, landmark film was aptly titled “Saturday Night Fever”, and cast young and incredibly talented John Travolta as the main character.  The only problem was that John Travolta had injured himself in a self-gratification accident, and was having difficulties in the most important scene of the movie, which was nicknamed “white leisure suit scene”.  Jesse Wilcox thought of Rory Emerald immediately.  Mr. Emerald had become a sensation overnight, with “the family jewels jump” which was broadcast on ABC’s Wide World of Sports, and his small but cherished role as Pepe, the mime, in the French Connection.  He contacted Rory Emerald, and was offered the role as a “stunt dancer”.  So, the scene with John Travolta “dancing” is in fact the dashing celebrity Rory Emerald.
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Harpo Marx  US comic actor  11/23/1888  to 09/28/1964 !!!\n\nBoris Karloff  English actor  11/23/1887 to  2/ 2/ 1969  \n        \nFranklin Pierce  US President  11/23/1804 to 10/08/1869  \n\nBilly the KID :)\n\nHappy Birthday Jami
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RORY EMERALD because BATMAN scares me!\n(fabulous question!)
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EMERALD\n\nThat's a gem of a poser!
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Yes 100%\n\nBut see,  I always thought is was Glob Emerald from the planet Rory.  See how these things can get mistranslated, or are you just a HEATHEN spreading miss information?  You will burn in the fiery pits of Upper NeztPar!
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Ooh too many to chose from! I still love the fantastic 'Indiana Jones' parody, and anything with Ralph or the Comic Book Guy!
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Yup, I've got a couple of the Pacific Comics' Groo as well as some of the Marvel Groo.\n\nThe wanderer that loves his cheese dip.  \n\nDon't forget his dog!
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Yes! Vocalist Billie & bass player Mike Dirnt are pals with Rory. John Kiftmeyer is also friends with Rory. Billie is also friends with Jodie Foster. The liklihood that GREEN DAY has wriiten a song about Rory is very good. Rory & Jodie knew Billie, Mike, & Tre before they got really famous. (fabulous question!)
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Pistol Pete Maravich 3667
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artist: Phil Pritchett \nsong: Luke Skywalker And Indiana Jones \nAlbum: Philworld
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well of course 2 tac, i like 50, eminem, bone thugs in harmony, ti, spm, and many many more... but my fave is 2 pac... whats urs?
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Do you mean Ayshea Brough? She used to present Lift Off - a Top Of The Pops spin-off? She was also in UFO, which I believe was created by Thunderbirds guru Gerry Anderson. Can't remember any of these because sadly I'm too young, but think this might be who you mean!
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Rory Emerald! DUH! loll.  I thought about Mickey Mouse when I was 5. Dude, Rory told everyone to leave the zero and get with the hero, and they did! RORY EMERALD RULES!