Campanaro: Do you remember this voice? Voice: Herman! Stop daydreaming! I asked you a question! Paine: Incredible! Mr. Theissen. It’s Campanaro: Your English teacher. Mr. Irwin Theissen. Was Bill a good student, Mr. Theissen? Theissen: Well, not really. No, he was the worst in the class. But he was a great actor, even in those days. He could imitate all the teachers. Campanaro: Thank you, Mr. Theissen. You can talk to Bill later. Well, you went on to the Yale School of Drama in 1962 and finished in 1966. In 1970 you went to Hollywood. Campanaro: Do you know this voice? Voice: Say, Bill, can you ride a horse yet? Paine: Rita! Campanaro: Yes, in from New York, where Rita Colon, who’s flown she’s appearing in the musical 34th Street. Colon: Bill, darling! so wonderful to see you. Hello, Joe darling. Bill It’s and I were in a movie together in 1974. Bill had to learn to ride a horse, and… well, Bill like horses very much. doesn’t Paine: Like them? scared to death of them! I’m Colon: Anyway, poor Bill practiced for 2 weeks. Then he went to the director–it was John Galveston–and do you want me to John said, “What do?” said, want you to fall off the Bill was furious. He “I horse.” said “What? Fall off? been practicing for two weeks. I could fall off the first day without any I’ve practice!”
Campanaro: Do you remember this voice? Voice: Herman! Stop daydreaming! I asked you a question! Paine: Incredible! It’s Mr. Theissen. Campanaro: Your English teacher. Mr. Irwin Theissen. Was Bill a good student, Mr. Theissen? Theissen: Well, not really. No, he was the worst in the class. But he was a great actor, even in those days. He could imitate all the teachers. Campanaro: Thank you, Mr. Theissen. You can talk to Bill later. Well, you went on to the Yale School of Drama in 1962 and finished in 1966. In 1970 you went to Hollywood. Campanaro: Do you know this voice? Voice: Say, Bill, can you ride a horse yet? Paine: Rita! Campanaro: Yes, Rita Colon, who’s flown in from New York, where she’s appearing in the musical 34th Street. Colon: Bill, darling! It’s so wonderful to see you. Hello, Joe darling. Bill and I were in a movie together in 1974. Bill had to learn to ride a horse, and… well, Bill doesn’t like horses very much. Paine: Like them? I’m scared to death of them! Colon: Anyway, poor Bill practiced for 2 weeks. Then he went to the director–it was John Galveston–and said, “What do you want me to do?” John said, “I want you to fall off the horse.” Bill was furious. He said “What? Fall off? I’ve been practicing for two weeks. I could fall off the first day without any practice!”
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