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🗓️ 9 October 2017
⏱️ 36 minutes
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0:00.0 | Welcome to Steffi Amiston History Class from HouseStopWorks.com |
0:12.0 | Welcome to the show I'm Holly Frye and I'm Tracy B. Wilson. We recently had a live show in Salt Lake City. |
0:17.7 | Tracy was unable to make it so friend of the show and previous guest Brian Young stepped into co-host. |
0:23.5 | I want to give my huge thanks to Brian Young. Yes. Brian Young has been a guest on our show on a |
0:29.6 | number of occasions. Many of them when I could not be present for a live appearance. |
0:36.5 | Yeah. Thank you so much for that Brian. And this live show is all about Lon Cheney. |
0:42.2 | Senior in the amazing career he crafted as both an actor and a makeup artist. |
0:47.3 | Yeah, I think I said before we started that show, but to the audience that while I was researching |
0:51.7 | this, I really fell in love with Lon Cheney. I had not known all that much about him beforehand |
0:55.6 | and I have immense respect and adoration for him. So let's jump Brian. |
1:04.8 | Hello and welcome to the podcast I'm Holly Frye. And I'm Brian Young. |
1:09.3 | And Brian in our long ongoing tradition of featuring classic horror stars as part of our |
1:14.7 | lead up to Halloween. We're going to talk today about Lon Cheney. And not only was he a star as an |
1:20.0 | actor, but he was famed really for his use of makeup. And in fact, his passion to completely |
1:25.8 | transform himself for each role coupled with a determination to keep his life off screen as private |
1:32.0 | as possible. Probably robbed him a little bit of historical notoriety. This live story reveals |
1:39.2 | more than just an actor. It shows a man who loved the art of creating both stage and film in a |
1:43.9 | holistic sense. A man who was happy to move sets and stage manage and choreograph and as well as |
1:49.6 | act. And he was described by one of his co-stars as, is quote, extremely kind, thoughtful and protective. |
1:56.6 | Yeah, it's just kind of at odds of the image he had. He played a lot of heavies, but he was in fact |
2:01.5 | apparently just the sweetest man. But he didn't want anybody to know that because he was afraid it |
2:05.3 | would impact his career. And while he appeared in more than 150 films, today he is most remembered |
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