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Oooooh ! This movie ! ❤❤❤ I have the Jake Ryan and Samantha funko pops, lol. Thanks for showing us these locations and the information about the actors we never knew. I was very shocked to see the infamous bathroom scene looks exactly like it did back then ! Once the music started playing , the cars started moving and revealing Jake waitking to see Samantha I got chills, its such a wonderdul ending to this movie . I was hoping we were gonna see the window they sit infront of on the table duriing the kiss. But you did grest with all that you gave us , thank you so mucn .

Part #4 is my All time favorite Nightmare on elm St movie

OMG. She is.a DOLL! So funny, so charming, and a real pleasure to watch. I'm looking forward to seeing her show on Access TV.

22:30 The Los Angeles District Attorney (not the FBI) secretly recorded Dr. George Hodel at home.And they did capture Dr. Hodel saying, "Supposin' I did kill the Black Dahlia? They couldn't prove it now because my secretary is dead." Not the words of an innocent man. Not something Steve Hodel imagined. LAPD did not exonerate Dr. Hodel. He fled the country to avoid being arrested.

What a treat! I loved the surprise with Anthony and Mare. So sweet! I remember seeing this movie when it first came out, and was blown away by the end. I worked on the Miracle Mile in 1988 at 5455 Wilshire...back when that building stuck out like a sore thumb because it was turquoise! And then some dumb ass painted it black. Thank you for this wonderful tour!!

Sweet boys both… ❤️…. Grazie Justin xx

Richard said they were "Goodie goodie four shoes"

I have loved her for 34 years now. Such a good person with a good ❤.

Sorry (not sorry haha), but Cheryl Ladd is NOT an original Angel, so she doesn’t count! 😂

Loved this video. ❤ Brought me back to my teens 😊 PC or not, it was a moment in time… a moment in history. You can’t change it but you can learn and grow from it. What a way to end my night 🥰 Thank you 😊

They should have put her on IV food first but what do I know. Doctor should have known Food first mental later. Nice job

Well done, I had to watch this movie for a college class. I went back to community college and was 30 at the time. We had to write about the characters. I turned in 15 pages. My teacher thought I rewrote the script. I got an A+.I had not seen that movie up until that point. For some reason My local video stores didn't have a copy available. It must have been checked out.I am a movie expert having seen 4,500 movies to date.

I really enjoyed this, Justin. Great job! The details are fascinating. I now have a new appreciation for George Reeves and want to see some of those old Superman episodes.

Good girl it doesn't matter if they respect me I respect myself,preach it Tatum.That was the best answer,girl.😎 Straight up

I had Little Darlings movie poster on my door as a teenager.You forgot Tatum played the mother of Cherie Currie in the Runaways,man, c'mon now.Tatum I have always liked you no matter what they've said😎🇺🇲👍👌

Carny,I will meet you & when I do I'll ask for a hug.I'm as small as Madonna.I was twenty when that debut album came out.I loved it,thank you & to Chy, Wendy as well.☯️😎🇺🇲

Carnie your dad is a distant cousin to my husband

Small sacrifices was the Diane Downs story. It happened in Oregon. She took her three children for a ride, pulled over and shot them all. The oldest girl survived and was able to testify her mother shot them, not a stranger. The boy survived but was paralyzed and the youngest girl died. Diane actually got pregnant while serving time in prison and the baby was taken away and adopted. She liked being pregnant but kids got in the way of her dating life. She comes up for parole hearings and ends up on tv now and then. Alana is probably thinking of Susan Smith who put her kids in her car and rolled it into a lake then fake cried about her poor babies.

It’s a sad sign of what people have attention for these days that your channel is relatively small for what you’ve done here, shame on anyone not listening to your bits and pieces…. Well done darling and all the very, very best to you sweet soul🇮🇹🇦🇺🩵

What a perceptive interview with a thoughtful, well-spoken, intelligent, OUT gay man. Great to see this.

Great interview. I love Glenn. I was able to stay in one of his houses in Sedona and it was one of the most amazing places I have ever stayed.

Glenn seems like such a great guy! I remember him from the 80s and am glad he’s doing well.

What a lovely, poignant interview. You have such a warm vibe and engaging manner that allows your guests to feel at home and tell their stories. Glenn was an early crush of mine, and it was so wonderful to hear about his life. Another job well done! P.S. Your reaction to the Stevie Wonder/Stevie Nicks question might be my favorite moment out of all your interviews. My jaw hit the floor!

I love Glenn, such wonderful stories. great interview. I'm now a fan of Justin Root and am now watching more of his work. Love this

What a fantastic Interview! You really did your homework and it shined through. I adore Glenn ❤ . You've acquired a new subscriber 😉

This was an excellent interview! I love Glenn and I’m glad I got to know so much more about him!

Another fantastic interview. I also wanted to let you know I love you are unapologetic about loving Los Angeles. I live in San Francisco now. But I refused to become one of the haters here. Why can’t I love both San Francisco and Los Angeles and I do. And such a fantastic interview with Glenn. You always ask all the right questions.

Great job, can I rate it 15 outa 10.? Your style of interview reminds me of Johnny Carson. Like two old friends talking. Well done.

I thought I loved Glenn before, after watching this-EVEN MORE SO! Justin, I adore your videos.

Great interview once again! Keep them coming please.

I really didn't know who Glenn was but I decided to watch a bit of this interview and became completely engrossed. Another great job interviewing, Justin.

Another riveting interview Justin. Nothing like this is happening ANYWHERE in the talk show world. You're interviews feel like documentaries where the subject is opening up in ways that only YOU can bring out. I knew very little about Glenn but feel like he's my best friend now. I remember him very well from One Day AT A Time and he's never looked better. Your guests glow when they talk to you. Cheers, keep up the great work.

Love this interview! I will be moving to Sedona in the next two years and am from SoCal! I hope to run into Glenn! So cool! Glenn's face is so familiar to me-so neat to see him still thriving!

3:00 How did he die on the 405 Freeway if it wasn’t built until the 1960s??

From what I've heard, the Johnny's Coffee Shop building will be preserved and incorporated into the future D-Line subway station being built on that corner. Not entirely sure how accurate those reports are as of yet, but I hope that's the case.

interesting story and perfectly told/ thanks

big thanks for the valentino connection!

This was fascinating!

This was nice to see Belinda after all these years. Im very happy she is doing well, this interview was well conducted, and it was nice to see two people being two real. Btw, I like yr show, and have watched pretty much all yr episodes and adventures. Good for you Justin !

Busy Phillips graduated from the same high school as myself. So did Stephanie Myers, author of the Twilight series.

Patty Hearst also had a role in Cry Baby. She played Wanda Woodward’s mother.

Lies lies and more lies the greatest of them all a big set up the true king

Carnie is a National Treasure! I enjoyed this interview SO MUCH "WilsonPhilips" was like a breath of fresh air..Ushering in a new decade respectfuly Saying goodbye to the wonderful 80s

In every interview I've seen where Jack Larsen was asked about George Reeves death he always stated he believed it was suicide, not murder.

Lovely three-part tour of their lives and legacy. Thank you very much. Frederic Kahler, founder of carpentersgang.

I've pretty much stopped watching Carol Burnett interviews because it's always the same stuff, the same stories she's written about, things I already know. This interview was exceptional because you brought little pieces of perspective on those stories without them being just a repeat. Great job, Justin!

This was so much fun! So many wonderful stories and homes. Really surprised to learn about Meredith Baxter's history and loved Barbara La Marr. But I think Lottie Pickford has to be my favorite because she was always getting into trouble and had a house full of drugs and naked people. It can't get any better than that. We should all be so lucky.

Another fantastic entry. I love the Pasadena Playhouse when I first moved here my roommates and I went to go see Charles Pierce in what’s now the Carrie Hamilton Theatre. I’ve also seen a friend of mine Susan Classens A conversation with Edith Head there. Such a wonderful history. And thank you so much for Doc. And I love your deep dive details.

The dates on her tomb indicates she was 35 years of age. I thought I heard you say 37 years old when she died.

Over one-hundred years later, we are still hitting the parks!