Kim Basinger

And [chuckles] there's the scene where they're talking to, uh...

Oh my gosh, it's Kim Basinger.

Kim Basinger?

Oh, yeah.

Uh, and she says something about how she, you know, spends half her day working on, I think it's the auto industry, 'cause there's all this...

Um, but she is so...

She, she, she loses to Kim Basinger-

Yeah

... for L.A.

I mean, you remember it from living it, but here's some of the names that were on Charlie's Angels in 1976.

Tom Selleck, Kim Basinger, Tommy Lee Jones, Kim Cattrall, who would later go on to Sex and the City fame.

Patrick Duffy, who would go on to Dallas fame.

Craig T. Nelson, Coach, one of my all-time favorites.

That was a good one.

Don't forget Kim Basinger was in the original one.

Kim Basinger.

That was more mine and Landon's.

Yeah.

Do you know who they opted for when she declined it? Well, Goldilocks, wasn't it? No.

For her, the producers opted for Kim Basinger.

Okay.

But is her comedy timing as good? Well, she's good.

She doesn't do those sort of faces that Goldie Hawn can do.

And she'd be like, well, what's this kind of thing? You can imagine Goldie Hawn could improvise little moments and stuff and throw these little faces, which Meg Ryan couldn't really do.

Meg Ryan's a good, in different ways, but not as, you know, if you was tiering them, if you was ranking them, you'd put, um, Meg Ryan under Goldie Hawn oh yeah yeah yeah and they're both good but yeah I mean Goldie Hawn is Kim Basinger would be underneath Meg Ryan but she's still good you know so yeah yeah now Goldie Hawn's you'd think out of the big comedy American actors of that era you'd think like Bette Midler and Goldie Hawn

yeah see Bette Midler's another like Goldie Hawn just naturally funny with the looks and with mannerisms yeah in the First Wise Club