Nancy Kelly
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Nov 2, 2026
Dragnet - Big Love
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4:54Ben RomeroVOICE_ACTOR
Well, let's see now.
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4:55Ben RomeroVOICE_ACTOR
Mrs. Gorman and her little girl Nancy disappeared on the 15th.
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4:59Ben RomeroVOICE_ACTOR
Is that right?
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4:59Joe FridayVOICE_ACTOR
Yeah,
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5:47speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
watchdog.
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5:47speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
But here's the interesting part.
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5:49Ben RomeroVOICE_ACTOR
Mrs. Gorman and little daughter Nancy disappeared last Thursday.
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5:53Ben RomeroVOICE_ACTOR
Now, according to Pearson, this Ralph Kane hasn't been seen around since Friday night.
Ep. 541 Today's Peep Wishes You A Happy Halloween And Presents Women Who Terrified The Screen, For Me, Women Are Much Scarier Than Men In Movie Roles
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29:40Pat WalshHOST
Huh.
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29:41Pat WalshHOST
starring Nancy Kelly, Patty McCormick, Henry Jones.
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29:45Pat WalshHOST
What a great actor.
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29:46Pat WalshHOST
These are all great actors.
Ep. 188: The Bad Seed (1956) or ‘We Need To Talk About Rhoda’ (Special Guest: Zack Beins)
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34:35Zach EastmanHOST
In addition to the ending that they have to do, Leroy insists on the curtain call.
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34:40Zach EastmanHOST
Um, um and basically it says like he elects to do this um for which to the audience's comic relief patty mccormick and this is the book talking and the reason i wanted to say this is a book talking um it says um leroy elected to retain a curtain call during which the audience for the audience's comic relief patty mccormick is vigorously spanked by nancy kelly for her fictional misbehavior and i'm like i don't need to see the word vigorously spanked In the context of what you're talking about right now, enough.
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35:11Zach EastmanHOST
Enough book.
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35:12Zach EastmanHOST
I love the book, by the way.
456 The Bad Seed (1956) w/Bill Mize
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7:06Steven TurekHOST
But to give you an idea of what it's roughly about, I love the Google brief summary.
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7:12Steven TurekHOST
Air Force Colonel Kenneth Penmark, William Hopper, which is Bill Mize's boy, and his wife Christine, Nancy Kelly, dote on their pigtail daughter Rhoda, played by Patti McCormick, as does their lonely landlady, Monica Breadlove, Evelyn Vardine.
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7:32Steven TurekHOST
But self-centered Rhoda has a secret tendency for selfishness and loves to accumulate gifts when they're given.
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7:41Steven TurekHOST
or stolen, in her room.
6 MINS LATER
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13:45Steven TurekHOST
So he passed away right after the book was right around the book was published.
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13:49Steven TurekHOST
So he never got to know it's success that ended up taking off doing really well as a bestseller made the play and, Um, the Marvin Leroy, Leroy, um, the director saw the play, loved the play and wanted to port the play over as much as possible because the way it was.
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14:07Steven TurekHOST
And of course we had, um, um, Nancy Kelly who plays Christine Penmark, the mom, she was in there.
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14:13Steven TurekHOST
Patty McCormick wrote a Penmark was back.
Misery
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24:45Spencer WilliamsHOST
I need to look into that more because that sounds fun.
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24:49Spencer WilliamsHOST
Nancy Kelly in The Bad Seed.
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24:51Spencer WilliamsHOST
And also another recent nomination was Demi Moore in The Substance.
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24:55Spencer WilliamsHOST
That was the one that ended up going to Mikey Madison.
The Bad Seed (1956) & Psycho (1960) | Classic Horror Movie Review
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36:41Mr SniDBitSHOST
The first movie is The Bad Seed, directed by Mervyn Leroy.
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36:45Mr SniDBitSHOST
i love how they say leroy all the way through this whole movie uh starring nancy kelly patty mccormick henry jones ellen heckhart and evelyn varden and before we get to the actual review of the film we are going to hear from janine on some trivia
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37:02Jeannine DeBeanHOST
yes so uh the final film uh this was the final film of nancy kelly who plays the mother just by earning an oscar nomination for this film she never made another theatrical movie only focused on tv projects so a lot of this cast was the cast that did the stage play version of this so they kind of were all over um speaking of psycho alfred hitchcock turned down the chance to direct
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37:26Mr SniDBitSHOST
this movie
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37:27Jeannine DeBeanHOST
so i'm very
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38:58Jeannine DeBeanHOST
In 1962, Patty Duke, who interestingly took her first name due to Patty McCormick's success, would become the first youngster to win an Oscar for The Miracle Worker in
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39:07Mr SniDBitSHOST
1962.
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39:11Jeannine DeBeanHOST
Betty Davis had expressed interest in playing Christine Penmark the mother but director Mervyn LeRoy insisted on casting Nancy Kelly who had originated the role on stage.