
Melancholia sets in as Kothoga eats its way through rich hobnobbers.

Melancholia sets in as Kothoga eats its way through rich hobnobbers.

Charles Grodin radioing the mainland for a lot more J&B.

Richard Roundtree holding back tears after seeing the longest mobile J&B ad in the universe.

Enhance 203 to 608: Forget quetzalcoatlus, we’re more afraid of New York’s finest sneaking up from behind.
Bonus Quote between Rex Reed and producer Samuel Z Arkoff at Cannes Film Festival.
Rex: “Sam, I just saw The Winged Serpent. What a surprise. All that dreck, and right in the middle of it, a great method performance by Michael Moriarty”.
Sam: “The dreck was my idea”.

Sharing a J&B secret at a hopping New York gay bar.

Bedside J&B with Coke back – pretty much the only realistic scene in this movie.