Hey pallies, well here is our pallie George Solana's last set of caps from "The Wrecking Crew." Durin' this special month of amorin' our Dino, I have been particularly delighted to be seein' Mr. Solana sharin' some much Dino-devotion.
Of course, my fav of this quintet of pixs is the last one of our Dino...sportin' that huge Dino-buddha-grin of a smirk on his glorious face. To view this in it's original format, just click on the title of today's Dino-message.
I salute pallie Solana for bein' true to his Dino-word, a huge Helmer, and provider of so so much Dino-amorin' Dino-pleasure durin' our month of Dino-amore. Dino-psyched, DMP
Hey pallies, likes here is a chick who is truly in the Dino-know. Her name is Devorah Freudiger and she is in the business of sellin' java. From the hot blog "Gimme! Coffee" comes her V-day post. Seems Miss Devorah had to work on the day of amore, but as you read her post, you'll see that she didn't seem to mind a bit of pullin' duty.
To keeps her in the amore mood, Freudiger put "three Dean Martin records on rotation." Who better to spend time with on V-day then our Dino.....no one I dare say! How totally wise of her to surround herself and her customers with the sounds of amore crooned by our Dino.
Loves the pix she shares of the current playin' Dino-al-b-um "A Winter Romance" and flowers from her sweetheart. Just gotta wonder what other two Dino-records that she featured on Dino-amore-day....
On this sixteenth day of Dino-amore-month we thanks Miss Devorah Freudiger for spreadin' the Dino-message of amore at her work pad and helpin' others to knows, loves, and honors our Dino. As usual, to view this post in it's original format, just click on the tagg of this here Dino-gram. Dino-honorin', DMP
Gimme! Coffee
Happy Valentine's Day Devorah Freudiger
Feb 14, 2010
I'm spending this Valentine's Day behind the bar at Green Street, and there's no where else I'd rather be! My sweetheart brought me flowers. I've got three Dean Martin records on rotation. I'm pulling shots of Leftist, that taste like dark chocolate covered orange peel, for all the lovebirds on their dates. I hope you are feeling the love buzz today like I am. What do I care how much it may storm? I've got my coffee to keep me warm.
Hey pallies, our pal Mr. George Solana is a man true to his Dino-word. Here is the first installment of his vid caps for the last of the Matt Helm quartet..."The Wrecking Crew." My fav of this set of caps is the second...of our Dino viewin' some lovlies connected to the heist....loves when our great man says of the chicks..."I like his style, I really like his style."
To view these at Mr. Solana's pad, "Cinema Vortex," just click on the tagg of this Dino-gram. As we begin our second half of celebratin' Dino-amore-month, we thanks George for showin' such devoted Dino-love to helps spread the Dino-message as a true Dino-devotee and true Helmer!!! More Dino-action from Salona soon. Dino-addictedly, DMP
Matt Helm
Wrecking Crew (1969) Directed by Phil Karlson Screenplay by William P. McGivern Starring Dean Martin for the last time as Matt Helm Elke Sommer Sharon Tate (in one of her last roles) Nancy Kwan Nigel Green Chuck Norris (His first film role) Tina Louise John Larch
This was the final film in the Matt Helm series. Although plans were afoot for a fifth film ("The Ravagers"), as well as a proposed teaming with Frank Sinatra for "Matt Helm Meets Tony Rome", the poor box-office showing of both "The Wrecking Crew" and Sinatra's second go round as Rome in "Lady In Cement" brought the Matt Helm series to an end. Posted by Drake at 7:45 AM Labels: Dean Martin, Matt Helm, Spy movies
Hey pallies, likes Dino-amore-day 2010 has come....to this dude one of the three most important days that comes 'round each and every Dino-year...the other two bein' the day of our Dino's birth (June 7th) and the date of our Dino's departure (December 25th).
I coulda go on and on 'bout what our Dino means to me and the love and respect that I have for our great man....but today, I thinks the tagg of this humble little Dino-blog simply sez it best......ILOVEDINOMARTIN!
So, on the day of Dino-amore, I simply share with you a fav Dino-collage (above) and a couple of my fav Dino-clips......our Dino's only MTV music vid of "Since I Met You, Baby" directed by his boypallie Ricci, and probably my fav of favs Dino-tunes, "Welcome To My World."
Since I met our Dino, life has never been the same....just gets cooler and cooler and I loves our Dino more and more each and every Dino-moment. And, bein' welcomed into our Dino's world means everythin' to his totally sold-out Dino-holic!!!!
So on this Dino-amore-day 2010, I again simply state ilovedinomartin!!!!! Dino-amorin', DMP
Hey pallies, likes here is some late breakin' Dino-news from our pallie Mr. Mark Heimback-Nielsen over at his "popculturefanboy" pad. Today is a very important day in Dino-history...this day, February 13, in the year of our Dino 1962 our great man said no to Capitol Records to renew his contract and moved over to his pallie frankie's new label Reprise.
Our Dino is always the man of action, always the man who lives life on his own terms, and by sayin' no to Capitol, he created his own production company, Claude Productions, and thus had the power to control his own destiny!
Thanks to Mr. Mark for showin' such Dino-love and sharin' this Dino-detail with us. To read his whole post, just click on the title of this Dino-gram. Pallies like Mr. Mark Heimback-Nielsen are helpin' others to gain Dino-knowledge and grow in their Dino-devotion.
I always loves to learn more Dino-history and spread it to others. Each Dino-detail helps us to know, love, and honor our Dino to the max!!!! Dino-thankfully, DMP
ON THIS DAY IN CAPITOL RECORDS HISTORY
1962 - After releasing 11 albums with the label, Dean Martin refuses to renew his contract with Capitol Records. Martin will sign with Reprise Records and start his own production company, Claude Productions, so that he can keep all rights and exclusive ownership of his work from then on.
Hey pallies, on this thirteenth day of Dino-amore-month, the ilovedinomartin Dino-blog features some breakin' Dino-news 'bout "a 1953 humorous & satirical birthday tribute song from Dean Martin to Jerry Lewis." Seems our Dino shared some love with his partner, the jer, on the kid's day of birth in the form of a tune tagged "You Skinny Hebrew."
I loves so much findin' all these new Dino-discoveries, and likes how great to know that durin' this month of amore when we put the accent on lovin' our Dino that we can share how Dino shows such affection for his sidekick jer. A huge part of what made the team of Martin and Lewis work was the love that these two men shared for each other.
Can't wait to hear this Dino-creation myself and if you follow the directions you'll find the Apple itunes pad to download for your very own. We say our thanks to the site Wikio.com where this was first shared. To check it out there, just click on the title of today's Dino-message. with much Dino-appreciato, DMP
A 1953 humorous & satirical birthday tribute song from Dean Martin to Jerry Lewis - Never before Available to the General Public
02/11/2010
Worldwide release on Apple iTunes
“You Skinny Hebrew”
By: Dean Dino Martin
Never before Available to the General Public
(A 1953 humorous & satirical birthday tribute song from Dean Martin to Jerry Lewis)
Dean Martin (June 7, 1917 – December 25, 1995), born Dino Paul Crocetti in Steubenville, Ohio to Italian immigrant parents, Gaetano and Angela Crocetti.
Martin and Lewis' official debut together occurred at Atlantic City's 500 Club on July 24, 1946 and they were not well received.. More than a few people dubbed them "The Organ Grinder and the Monkey".
Lewis and Martin agreed to "go for broke", to throw out the pre-scripted gags and to improvise. Dean sang and Jerry came out dressed as a busboy, dropping plates and making a shambles of both Martin's performance and the club's sense of decorum until Lewis was chased from the room as Martin pelted him with breadrolls. They did slapstick, reeled off old vaudeville jokes, and did whatever else popped into their heads at the moment. This time, the audience doubled over in laughter. This success led to a series of well-paying engagements on the Eastern seaboard, culminating in a triumphant run at New York's Copacabana.
The act broke up in 1956, 10 years to the day from the first official teaming.
Dino made a public reconciliation with Jerry Lewis on Lewis' Labor Day Muscular Dystrophy Association telethon in 1976. Frank Sinatra shocked Lewis and the world by bringing Martin out on stage. As Martin and Lewis embraced, the audience erupted in cheers and the phone banks lit up, resulting in one of the telethon's most profitable years. Lewis reported the event was one of the three most memorable of his life. Lewis brought down the house when he quipped, "So, you working?" Martin, playing drunk, replied that he was "at the Meggum" – this reference to the MGM Grand Hotel convulsed Lewis. This, along with the death of Martin's son Dean Paul Martin a few years later, helped to bring the two men together. They maintained a quiet friendship but only performed together again once, in 1989, on Dean's 72nd birthday.
Martin died of acute respiratory failure at his home on Christmas morning 1995, at the age of 78.
“You Skinny Hebrew”
By: Dean Dino Martin
Never before Available to the General Public
(A 1953 humorous & satirical birthday tribute song from Dean Martin to Jerry Lewis)
If you go to the Apple iTunes Store and type "You Skinny Hebrew" in the search line, you will see the Dino to Jerry song.
You can also click on this link: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/you-skinny-hebrew-live/id352134363?i=352134391&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
Hey pallies, from the Boston Globe's pad "Boston.com" comes news of famous novelist Don DeLillo's delight in our Dino. On this twelvth day of Dino-amore-month, I shares with you a portion of a review of DeLillo's latest tome, "Point Omega." In an review tagged "An author who knows his cinema" by Glober Mark Feeney, Mr. Feeney shares near the end of the prose 'bout the first time he met Mr. DeLillo. On seein' DeLillo, Feeney blurted out, “You look like Dean Martin!" To which author DeLillo responded, "Have you read the book?" Well, you can read that and the rest below. I likes find it just so Dino-thrillin' to learn 'bout 'nother of the rich and famous who loves our Dino. Cheers to reviewer Feeney for sharin' his personal encounter with DeLillo, liftin' up the name of our Dino, and helpin' all of us to know 'nother's true Dino-passion. As usual, to read the whole review, just click on the title of today's Dino-gram. Dino-yearnin', DMP
I’ve met DeLillo twice. The first time was for an interview, at his publisher’s offices, when “Underworld’’ came out. The elevator door opened, and there he stood. He looked much as he does in his author photos: graying hair, chiseled features, Italianate good looks. There was one difference. He wore oversized glasses with dark frames, the kind Martin Scorsese wears or a certain singer did while hosting celebrity roasts in the ’70s. “You look like Dean Martin!’’ I blurted out. DeLillo nodded.
“Have you read the book?’’ he asked. There was only one book he could have meant: Nick Tosches’s magnificent, nihilistic “Dino: Living High in the Dirty Business of Dreams.’’ That was it, all right. DeLillo was a big fan. Martin’s partner, as you might imagine, figures almost as much in the book as Dino does. Let there be no doubt: Don DeLillo is a man who knows his Jerry Lewis, raccoon and all.
Hey pallies, man-o-man how I am lovin' celebratin' Dino-amore-month with all you Dino-lovin' Dino-philes 'cause there is just so much love for our great man all over the world wide web!
On this eleventh day of amore month Dino-style we return to Mr. George Solana's pad "Cinema Vortex" where he is continuin' to do his part to spread the Dino-message to his readership. Today's Dino-post is a bunch more screen caps from that coolest of the cool Matt Helm caper, "Murders' Row."
'Specially loves seein' the pix of our Dino and the "message in the bottle" scene....can just hear our Dino sayin' "Image doin' that to a beautiful bottle of booze." And that cap that shows how tricky our Dino is that while lightin' his smoke he shoots the dart-object into one of the bad guys...that's one mighty powerful smoke Dino!
We again express our deep Dino-thanks to Solana for sharin' all these cool Dino-caps with us and can't wait for his screen caps from the last of the Matt Helm quartet..."The Wrecking Crew." To view today's 'gram in it's original format, just likes clicks on the tagg of this Dino-post. Keeps lovin' our Dino pallies! Dino-sharin', DMP
Friday, February 5, 2010 Matt Helm
More screen caps from Murderers' Row Posted by Drake at 7:32 PM Labels: Dean Martin, Matt Helm, Spy movies
Hey pallies, 'Vegas, baby, 'Vegas! If any pad oughta shows our Dino some love, it certainly oughta be our Dino's playground. So, how stellar to discover that in this month of amore Dino-style, that lovin' homage is gonna be paid to our Dino when on February 22 our Dino and the frankie will each get a star in the 'Vegas Walk Of Stars. Likes how truly fab that our great man is finally gonna gets some lovin' from the place that he so loves.
I found this Dino-press-release all over the web announcin' this spectacular Dino-event to happen. Just wishes that I coulda some how be in 'Vegas on the 22nd to personally honor our Dino as he is gettin' the honor that he so so richly deserves.
Wonderin' if there is a Dino-holic out there who just might be able to witness this Dino-historical moment and share some Dino-patter with all of us? If so, please let me know through some Dino-patter. Woulda be so cool to have an on-the-Dino-spot reporter to gives us all the Dino-highlights.
I chose to share this Dino-report from the Kansas City Star Entertainment web pad 'cause it is the only one that included a lovin' pix of our Dino and the frankie. Never saw this lovely Dino-photo before...but truly loves it so so much...doesn't our Dino looks so happy ...if I recall correctly at this time he was currently romancin' 19 year old Miss Andre Boyer who he took with him to the Tarrytown gig.
To view this press release in it's original format, just click on the title of today's Dino-gram. Very cool to know that durin' our month of amorin' our Dino that 'Vegas is gonna spread some Dino-love 'round as well.
As an added Dino-bonus and to show some amore to our Dino, am sharin' the opennin' clip from "Kiss Me Stupid" that features our Dino doin' a bit of his act in 'Vegas, baby, 'Vegas! Enjoys lovin' our Dino pallies o'mine! Dino-psyched, DMP
Sinatra, Martin to receive stars in Las Vegas
By OSKAR GARCIA
Associated Press Writer
In this May 18, 1977 file photo, performers Frank Sinatra, right, and Dean Martin mix drinks on the stage of the Westchester Premier Theater in Tarrytown, N.Y., during the opening night of their act.
Sin City is paying homage to iconic singers Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin by giving them each a place on the Las Vegas Walk of Stars.
Las Vegas Walk of Stars spokesman Pablo Castro Zavala said stars for the crooners would be unveiled Feb. 22 in a ceremony at the Flamingo Las Vegas casino-resort. The stars will then be placed in the sidewalk outside the Flamingo on the Las Vegas Strip.
Sinatra and Martin are icons of Sin City entertainment because of their appearances on stage, in film and on television.
The Rat Pack performers appeared in the 1960 movie "Ocean's Eleven," about a plan to rob five Las Vegas casinos in one night.
Officials say Dean Martin's daughter Deana Martin will accept his star on behalf of her father.
Hey pallies, likes likes it gives me such Dino-pleasure on this ninth day of Dino-amore-month to shares 'nother bloggers love affair with our Dino. Mr. Steven Rubio, at his informative blog "Online Life" shares this marvelous lovin' trib to our great man that puts the accent on our Dino's signature tune, "Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime." To view this in it's original format, just click on the title of this post.
Loves how Mr. Rubio speaks of how much his ol' man dug our Dino....and speaks of how men in that era "wanted to BE Dean Martin." And, it is still so very true this very Dino-day...what dude in their right mind doesn't wanna BE Dino?!?!?!?! Wanna say Dino-thanks for Rubio spreadin' so much DIno-love at his blog and for sharin' such a nice variety of Dino-vids for our Dino-viewin' pleasure. Just blows me away pallies, how many wonderful blogs are puttin' the accent on our Dino. In this month of amore the Dino-way, loves findin' so much Dino-amorin' Dino-delightedly, DMP
Friday, February 05, 2010
random friday, 1964 edition: dean martin, “everybody loves somebody”
When I think of Dean Martin, two things in particular come to mind. One, obviously, is Rio Bravo. The other is my father, who was a big fan of Dino. I’ve been considering this in the context of today’s random track. Sinatra ruled the roost for my parents when I was growing up, but now I wonder if that was more my mom’s doing. Not to say my dad didn’t like Frank, too, but it was my mom who loved Only the Lonely. And while my dad watched Dean Martin’s TV show religiously, I don’t remember if my mom even stayed up for it (memories are tenuous, of course). I think I’m at least right that my dad liked Dean Martin more than my mom did.
The basics of Martin’s career: a mildly-popular crooner teams up with Jerry Lewis, they become the most popular act of the pre-rock and roll era, radio and movies follow.
They split, Martin’s career stumbles a bit, then he hits his stride in movies and on record. (Yes, I posted this on the Ricky Nelson one, as well.)
In 1965, Martin’s own TV series begins … it ran for nine seasons, and spawned celebrity roast specials that ran for another decade.
The thing I find most interesting is how Martin was able to maintain his popularity long past the time rock and roll had taken over popular music. He made the Top Ten in 1949, and hit #1 in 1955 with “Memories Are Made of This.” By 1964, while Martin was still well-known as an actor, he hadn’t made the Top Ten for years, and the Beatles and the rest of the British Invasion would seem to have made Martin’s music irrelevant. Even his own son played in a rock and roll band, Dino, Desi & Billy, which apparently didn’t impress Dad very much. One day, the story goes, Dad told Son that he was tired of hearing about the Beatles, and he was going knock them off the charts. “Everybody Loves Somebody” did exactly that, pushing “A Hard Day’s Night” aside. (Wikipedia notes, “Dean Martin became the only person in history to ever predict he'd knock the Beatles off the charts, and actually succeed.”) Martin made the Top Ten twice more over the next year.
Why did my dad love this guy so much? The answer, I think, has something to do with the music, of course … Martin developed into a talented crooner over the years. But more than that, it was the Dean Martin persona. Not the amiable drunk (which was largely a myth), but the guy was so cool, he even out-cooled the other members of the Rat Pack. On his TV series, Martin perfected an aura of casualness that was extremely appealing. Men of my father’s age might have used Sinatra to get their wives in the mood for love, but they wanted to BE Dean Martin. (And yes, I know I’m making a huge leap here, but hey, it’s my blog, and my dad’s no longer with us to set me straight.)
Dean Martin, forever cool. In fact, in 2007, one of those technological marvels whereby dead people sing duets with living people was released under Dean’s name. It was called Forever Cool, and his duet with Martina McBride on “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” made it to #7 on the Adult Contemporary charts.
Hey pallies, today's Dino-post is a profound Dino-demonstration that Dino-love flows all over the web these here Dino-days. This amazin' Dino-trib was created by a chick who tagged herself LadyKnight72 and features the hauntin' Dino-song, "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry." LadyKnight72 is a sweet Dino-lovin' lady named Paula who calls Antwerp, Belgium her home pad.
Miss Paula has shared countless Dino-clips via youtube that has, I am sure, drawn many many pallies from all over the globe to deeper and purer Dino-devotion...knowin', lovin' and honorin' our Dino. This particular Dino-trib alone has garnered 181 comments and 253 individual ratin's.
In speakin' of why she was compelled to share this Dino-vid with all the world, Miss Paula sez:
"When I heard Dean sing this incredible lovely song with so much passion and warmth, it touched me deep in my soul and I couldn't help but cry.
I just had to make a video to it.
I hope you like it. Thanks for watching!"
ilovedinomartin wants to thank Miss Paula for her incredible Dino-passion that has drawn countless pallies to a deeper Dino-devotion....helpin' pallies to grow and glow in their Dino-amorin'. To see this Dino-trib in it's original format, just clicks on the tagg of this Dino-gram.
And, I also wanna say my Dino-thanks to our pallie Always On Watch who put me on to this great Dino-clip through some Dino-patter that she shared on Saturday. With pallies likes AOW and LadyKnight72 the web is buzzin' with Dino-amorin' 24/7 and Dino-pleasure is ours to be had for-Dino-ever!!!! In this month of Dino-amorin' it is so refreshin' to find pallies here, there, and everwhere so full of true Dino-palliedom and pure Dino-devotion!!! Dino-thrilled, DMP
Hey pallies, Dino-devotion continues to flow from our pallie George Solana over at "Cinema Vortex' as he turns his Dino-attentionato to our Dino in my fav of favs Matt Helm caper, "Murders' Row." These Dino-caps courtesy of Solona shows how lovin' our great man is in this hipster spyster Dino-caper. In my humble Dino-thoughts our Dino and Miss Ann-Margret makes the most lovin' of screen couples.
To view this in it's original context, just click on the title of today's Dino-gram. Thanks to Mr. Solana for makin' good on his Dino-promise to keep doin' his part to spread the Dino-message. On this seventh day of Dino-amore-month keeps enjoyin' much Dino-pleasure as we continue to put the accent on amore....Dino-style! Dino-salutin', DMP
Friday, February 5, 2010 Matt Helm
Murderers' Row (1966) Directed by Henry Levin Screenplay by Herbert Baker Starring Dean Martin as Matt Helm Ann-Margret Karl Malden James Gregory Camilla Sparv Beverly Adams and Dino, Desi & Billy Posted by Drake at 7:27 PM Labels: Dean Martin, Matt Helm, Spy movies
Hey pallies, on this sixth day of Dino-amore-month, our pallie Mr. Solana shares more Dino-caps from his cool blog "Cinema Vortex" (just clicks on the title of this post to see 'em there).
It's more from "The Ambushers" includin' the pix of our Dino and Miss Lovey in the steam room...loves how Miss Lovey says somethin' 'bout how they have taken care of our great man...and Dino so wisely sez, "There's takin' care and there is takin' care." And, our Dino proceeds to gets some lovin' care from Miss Lovey.
Thanks to Mr. George for continuin' to share great Dino-caps, showin' his Dino-devotion and the fact that he is a true Helmer! Dino-diggin', DMP
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Matt Helm
Ambushers (1967) Directed by Henry Levin Screenplay by Herbert Baker Starring Dean Martin as Matt Helm ( his 3rd time as Matt Helm) Senta Beger Janice Rule Albert Salmi James Gregory Kurt Kaszner Beverly Adams and the Slaygirls
Another fun spy farce starring Dean Martin. Posted by Drake at 8:31 AM Labels: Dean Martin, Matt Helm, Spy movies
Hey pallies, our pallie Mr. George Solana has kept his Dino-promise and below is more of the fruits of his Dino-labor of helpin' spread some Dino-love 'round his pad, "Cinema Vortex" (clicks on tagg of this Dino-post to view there). Loves like the so so Dino-evocative quire, "OK Helm fans today we jump into the Ambushers or do they jump out at us?" So, likes how would you answer this Dino-question?
Solana has moved on to the third flick in the Matt Helm quartet, "The Ambushers," my least fav of these Dino-capers. Does wonder if there is any particular Dino-reason that our pallie so far has left out numero duo, as all you dudes know, my personal fav, "Murders' Row."
Durin' our Dino-amore-month tribute to our most lovin' Dino, so glad to see Mr. Solana showin' so much Dino-devotion and Dino-amore to share more and more Dino-caps from spy adventures....and "The Ambushers" certainly have a bevy of lovlies to capture our Dino'a attentiado...
Thanks to true Helmer Solana for givin' us more Dino-pleasure through his Dino-efforts... Dino-sharin', DMP
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Matt Helm
OK Helm fans today we jump into the Ambushers or do they jump out at us? Posted by Drake at 8:25 AM Labels: Dean Martin, Matt Helm, Spy movies
Hey pallies, likes on this fourth day of Dino-amore-month we celebrate a significant day in Dino-history, February 4, 1953....the Dino-date that the classic Dino and the jer flick "The Stooge" made it's debut at the Paramount Theatre in New York City. We thanks the pallies at ABA DSS for sharin' this Dino-detail with us (to read it in it's original format, just click on the title of this post).
A visit to the "The Stooge" entry at Wikipedia yields this information.... "The Stooge was filmed between February 19 and March 24, 1951 and although it was filmed before two other Martin and Lewis films, Sailor Beware and Jumping Jacks, this film was withheld from distribution by Paramount because they were concerned about the audience's reaction to the way Martin treated Lewis in the film."
Interestin' that it was in the month of Dino-amore, that this more serious Martin and Lewis classic was released....and it is said to be the favorite film of the duo...especially of Mr. Lewis. Indeed in parts of the film our Dino treats the kid harshly...but by the wonderful end of this flick the bromantic relationship between our Dino and the kid has been perfectly re-established.
Hopes you will enjoy the pix and posters from this marvelously wonderful Dino-pix, as well as the entire film shared here for your Dino-viewin' pleasure. Dino-lovin'ly, DMP
1953 - Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis appeared in the film, The Stooge, which premiered this day at the Paramount Theatre in New York City. The comedy duo went dramatic in this film -- which had been sitting on the shelves of the Hal Wallis Studios until that time.
Hey pallies, Dino-amore-month continues with more Dino-amore Matt Helm style! After yester-Dino-day's post of Helm caps from that cool blogg "Cinema Vortex" by Mr. George Solana, Solona wrote these encouragin' Dino-words as a comment..."Thanks for the mention! I'll do my part to keep Dino alive with his films and more Helm caps coming soon!"
Well, I thought I woulda mosey on over to Mr. Solana's pad and checks out for more Dino-action and likes found the followin' Dino-caps from "The Silencers." Wanna say my Dino-appreciato to George for continuin' to do his part to keep Dino-devotion glowin' and glowin' by liftin' up the name of our great man at "Cinema Vortex."
Can hardly wait to see more Dino-caps from this Helmer! With pallies like George Solana 'round to share their Dino-devotion, indeed the Dino-legacy will just continue to get cooler and cooler! Enjoys some Dino-lovin' this third day of Dino-amore-month! Dino-proclaimin', DMP
Hey pallies, it's day duo of Dino-amore-month and we're back with some more Dino-patter on our Dino as Matt Helm. So delighted to share with you the thoughts of 'nother Helmer, Mr. George Solana, who at his blog, "Cinema Vortex," features our Dino in "The Silencers."
When I left him some patter at his pad (clicks on tag of this post to goes there) I 'fessed up that "Murders' Row" is my fav of the Helm capers and thus Miss Ann-Margret is my fav of the Dino-chicks. "The Silencers" is my second fav of the quartet and Miss Stella is down my list of our Dino's leadin' Helm lovlies. But, whatever the Helm caper no one has done a more perfect job of playin' the amorin' spyster then our Dino.
Thanks to Mr. Solana for liftin' up the name of our Dino and sharin' his Dino-devotion to the Matt Helm adventures. So, keeps lovin' our Dino and keeps lookin' for more Dino-lovin' here at ilovedinomartin durin' our celebratin' of this month featurin' Dino-amorin'! Dino-enthralled, DMP
Matt Helm
One of my favorite Spy film series was the Matt Helm films starring Dean Martin. They made 4 of them and a 5th was planned until Dean pulled the plug on it. Here's a few (ok 5, seems i can only post 5 pics to a post) of the first and best Matt Helm film, The Silencers. A wonderful tongue in cheek script and a great cast and i think Stella Stevens was the best Helm girl.
The Silencers (1966) Directed by Phil Karlson Based on the novel by Donald Hamilton Screenplay Oscar Saul Starring : Dean Martin Stella Stevens Daliah Lavi James Gregory Victor Buono Nancy Kovack Robert Webber Arthur O'Connell Roger C Carmel
Hey pallies, likes welcome to the start of Dino-amore-month here at ilovedinomartin. When the Dino-calendar turns to Febuary, all true Dino-philes knows it is time to start celebratin' the month of Amore....Dino-style! Those in the know, know that what the world tagged Valentine's Day is truly Dino-amore-day 'cause no one ever was our ever will be more amore then our Dino.
Today's Dino-discovery is a very lovin' way of startin' the Dino-amorin' Dino-season off to a bang! From the blogg pad "Strider’s Journal" comes this pix of the al-b-um cover from "The Silencers' where our Dino as Matt Helm is makin' it with all those chicks on his hot round bed.
I likes agrees with some of Strider's patter, and disagrees with other of his Dino-comments. I agrees with the thoughts "Cushy job there, Dean." What red blooded male woulda wanna be surrounded with all those lovelies?!??!?! But when this dude observes...."I can’t see Matt Helm’s agency remaining secret if he continues to chase women."....just can't sees it that Dino-way. Our Dino never needs to pursue the babes, they comes after him. What chick if her right mind woulda wanna haves our Dino as her man?!??!?!
And, for your Dino-viewin' Dino-pleasure I have included the Dino-vid of the last installment of "The Silencers." In this vid, we not only gets to see our Dino and Miss Stella makin' it on the round bed and fallin' into the Dino-pool...it also includes the famous trailer advertin' for Helm caper numero duo, "Murders' Row" where the al-b-um pix comes to life with all our Dino amorin' all those chicks as the Dino-bed turns 'round and 'round.
As usual, to view the source of today's Dino-gram in it's original format, just click on the title of this Dino-message. Lookin' so forward to sharin' so much Dino-amorin' with you all this Dino-amore-month long! Dino-lovin', DMP
Cushy job there, Dean.
Dino Paul Crocetti, known as Dean Martin (1917-1995), played secret agent Matt Helm in the 1966 movie The Silencers.
I can’t see Matt Helm’s agency remaining secret if he continues to chase women.
Hey pallies, from the Boston Globe's pad "Boston.com" comes news of famous novelist Don DeLillo's delight in our Dino. On this twelvth day of Dino-amore-month, I shares with you a portion of a review of DeLillo's latest tome, "Point Omega." In an review tagged "An author who knows his cinema" by Glober Mark Feeney, Mr. Feeney shares near the end of the prose 'bout the first time he met Mr. DeLillo. On seein' DeLillo, Feeney blurted out, “You look like Dean Martin!" To which author DeLillo responded, "Have you read the book?" Well, you can read that and the rest below. I likes find it just so Dino-thrillin' to learn 'bout 'nother of the rich and famous who loves our Dino. Cheers to reviewer Feeney for sharin' his personal encounter with DeLillo, liftin' up the name of our Dino, and helpin' all of us to know 'nother's true Dino-passion. As usual, to read the whole review, just click on the title of today's Dino-gram. Dino-yearnin', DMP
In this May 18, 1977 file photo, performers Frank Sinatra, right, and Dean Martin mix drinks on the stage of the Westchester Premier Theater in Tarrytown, N.Y., during the opening night of their act. 
Hey pallies, likes on this fourth day of Dino-amore-month we celebrate a significant day in Dino-history, February 4, 1953....the Dino-date that the classic Dino and the jer flick "The Stooge" made it's debut at the Paramount Theatre in New York City. We thanks the pallies at ABA DSS for sharin' this Dino-detail with us (to read it in it's original format, just click on the title of this post).
Cushy job there, Dean.
