Frances Sternhagen

She's wonderful.

And also look for Frances Sternhagen.

Oh.

She plays the librarian.

This one is directed by Tom Hanks, the Tom Hanks and written by Terry Black and Bill Gaines.

starring treat williams francis sternhagen henry gibson tom hanks and sugary leonard making a cameo a con artist swindles his way into the hearts of wealthy elderly women and murders them to get their money until he begins to get notes suggesting that someone is on to his plans so i'll let you uh jeremy what do you think about this one

uh i like this one a lot um i think this one's a really It's a fun episode, especially the ending.

The ending really pulls this all together, especially.

Every

other one jams when you put three sheets in it.

Uh, I think, uh, while treats probably the standout, like Francis Sternhagen is like, you know, the, uh, the woman he's like taken up with is like really funny.

Like the whole way

And very memorable and wince-inducing film.

It's a dark film of obsession featuring an Academy Award-winning performance by Kathy Bates, who stars alongside James Caan, and a supporting cast, again, to die for, Lauren Bacall, Richard Farnsworth and Frances Sternhagen.

Where's this stand in your...

In fact, your Stephen King watch list.

Couldn't find it.

Francis Sternhagen played my mother.

I want to say maybe Dick Capri was one of the kind of neighbors.

Another

Francis Sternhagen, Dick Capri production.

That's right.

That's

And I was like, how present do I need to be here? Do I want to like...

try and have like like substantial conversations but uh it turned out that like there was enough in the scenes and like I got to have like a full experience anyway because obviously there's like waiting and all that kind of stuff yes they're really beautiful moments like listening to Frances Sternhagen I was in a dressing room right behind her and so I would listen to her practice her lines over and over and over wow

And I was like,

again, what's a girl like me doing in a place like this? I just couldn't believe that I'm like, it's so legendary.

Those kind of little moments.

Absolutely.

Like I've got a career just like I taught Gwen Verdon how to use a cell phone, like amongst all the things is like Frances Sternhagen sitting with Baryshnikov, like all these little things that nobody saw.

They're very proud.

And that's all there is to it.

Our mystery drama, The Solid Gold Zarf, was written especially for the Mystery Theater by Sam Dan and stars Larry Haynes and Francis Sternhagen.

THE SOLID GOLD ZARF In a way, all of us are cogs in machines.

And James Madison Wilson is a small cog in a huge machine known as Transcontinental.

I hope you love yours, too.

That's really the solid gold zarf.

Our cast included Larry Haynes, Francis Sternhagen, Earl Hammond, and Robert Dryden.

The entire production was under the direction of Hyman Brown.

We've got like l- so many people, so many people are in it, and I had fully forgotten the whole, like, kind of scope of it.

That we've got Bunny, Bunny, my, my Frances Sternhagen comes back to like give me a little speech.

Wow.

You know? I've forgotten.