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Christopher Reeve?

travellingpat

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Christopher Reeve was a Japanese Pole Vaulter in the Bob Hope Episode?

Did he just happen to be in London or did Jim invite him over?
 
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Dil

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(if Dil was in 2004) Mr. Reeve, don't die!!

(if Dil was in 2006) Rrr, I think Lynda Carter will die in 2056, being 105 years old!
 

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The story Mr. Reeve told in the "Muppets & Men" book said (paraphraising) he was in London shooting the original "Superman" and got to be very good friends with Frank Oz (don't know how). Frank invited him to work on the show, and he did the pole-vaulter on the Bob Hope show. After the film came out and he became this big star, they then booked him on the show as a guest, which he said felt weird, since he'd been down in the trenches with the other performers and was now "onstage".
 

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Thanks, I have that book But i didnt remember that story! Thanks Tim
 
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