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Last week's "books-on-radio" was so much fun, we're going to do another. Only this time, instead of putting the spotlight on a classic Gothic novel, we're highlighting a suspenseful tale of murder so foul that it, too, is a classic. How much of a classic? It is the basis for one of Alfred Hitchcock's best films: "Strangers on a Train"...
Tonight's adaptation not only features Oscar® winner Ray Milland but also Alfred Hitchcock's daughter Patricia Hitchcock, the famous director's only child. She appeared in her father's film "Strangers on a Train" as Barbara Morton; she reprises the role in this radio drama...
And here Carol Burnett tells a very cute story involving Alfred Hitchcock and "Strangers on a Train." (It's all cued up and ready)...
And speaking of Lucille Ball and Carol Burnett, here's a fun Conan clip with Carol ....
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Jimmy Kimmel has a nameplate on his desk. Is that to let the audience know who he is, or so he can find it himself?
Maybe both.
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Good Lord, that second book cover. Makes Basquiat look like Durer.