On this day in Cannon Films History:
November 20th, 1968 brought us Inga!
Before this film, it's star, Marie Ligjedahl, was a member of the Royal Swedish Opera ballet.
Check out our episode about it here:
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On yesterday in Cannon Film History!
November 16th, 1984 brought the legendary Chuck Norris film, "Missing in Action".
In one of his first (but uncredited) roles @JCVD is an unnamed soldier!
Check out our podcast episode about it!
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On this day in Cannon Film History!
November 12th, 1971, almost a decade before #GolanAndGlobus would take over #CannonFilms, came
“Who Killed Mary What’s ‘Er Name?”
Rumored to be the only movie with “ ‘Er ” in it’s title, it starred comedian Red Buttons and Sylvia Miles!
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On this day in Cannon Film History!
“The Blood on Satan's Claw” was released on April 14, 1971 in New York City!
Nicholas, one of Creating Cannon’s hosts, owns 2 copies of this movie!
This was one of Patrick Wymark’s last performances, and he died before it’s release.
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On this day in Cannon Film History!
“Margo Sheli” (aka My Love in Jerusalem) was released in the US on April 14, 1971.
This movie was actually pre-GoGo Boys Cannon but was distributed by Cannon and was directed by Menahem Golan and produced by Yoram Globus!
We do love many Cannon flicks, but Hot Resort is, objectively, fucking terrible. Films are a social commentary and if you don't get that, you don't get film. And we're sorry this guy's idea of virility is based on enjoying r*pe jokes. Anyways, back to our soy-lattes!
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