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Post by baronvonraschkefan on Sept 8, 2006 12:27:07 GMT -5
-I loved them promos you and dusty did I liked the one where you were at Nelson Royal's ranch and ran off on the horse.
-How did you do that stuff with dusty and not laugh?
-Also do you ever go back and watch any of your old footage?
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Post by Baby Doll on Sept 9, 2006 10:00:38 GMT -5
-I loved them promos you and dusty did I liked the one where you were at Nelson Royal's ranch and ran off on the horse.
-How did you do that stuff with dusty and not laugh?
I was really hard not to. I had to always be concentrating on what they were saying because if they threw the interview back to me I had to be ready.
Dusty wasn't the only one to make me laugh. Coronette, Tully and Zbyszko all had interviews were I thought I was going to have a brain hemorrhage trying to keep from laughing.
-Also do you ever go back and watch any of your old footage?
I do sometimes and that is only because I put in a mystery tape in the VHS and it has wrestling on it.
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Post by willywill on Sept 25, 2006 10:06:49 GMT -5
I just thought I'd add something to this thread. On the Dusty Rhodes DVD there is an interview though I can't remember which one where Dusty is goin' on about Ric Flair, and they had to cut from a wide shot of Baby Doll and Dusty to just a shot of Dusty because Baby Doll had put her head down trying not to laugh. I want to say it was one of the 'hotel in philadelphia' promos though I'm not real sure. By the way Baby Doll, I have to say one of the funniest moments in wrestling that I remember is when you referred to Dusty as 'the whole park.'
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Post by Baby Doll on Sept 26, 2006 15:30:26 GMT -5
The interview idea came from Ric Flair calling himself "Space Mountain". I called Buddy Landell "the Wild Mouse"and Dusty well, he was the whole park. Nothing like trying to put over the boss.
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