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Disney's Black Hole Crash
by Paul Kyriazi   
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Above is a good 4 min. scene with Anthony Perkins, Yvette Mimuex & Maximilion Shell. It has one spoiler.

For the Disney production of The Black Hole actress/model Jennifer O’Neill was hired. When rehearsing the floating zero-gravity scenes on wires, Jennifer’s long hair was flopping around making the scene look fake. “This isn’t working. You have to cut your hair,” the director demanded.

Jennifer made her living doing shampoo commercials, so it was tough for her. She insisted that she would only let her personal stylist, Vidal Sassoon, cut it, so he was brought in.

Jennifer was extremely nervous, so she insisted on having some wine before her hair was cut. She drank some and Vidal cut an inch. She drank more and he cut another inch.

Finally, her hair was cut very short and she was very drunk. She drove home, got into a serious accident and ended up in the hospital. Her recovery time was long, so The Time Machine’s Yvette Mimieux took her place. Yvette also had long hair and was convinced to cut it short.

Jennifer regretted the whole thing; she cut her hair, got into an accident, and didn’t make the movie. She healed up, her hair grew back, and she continued her career. But she learned: Don't cut your hair and drive.


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on June 24, 2020
Love that last line! I'm totally unfamiliar with this movie. But I am surprised at the title. I believe Einstein alluded to black holes, but it wasn't until Stephen Hawking that they were considered real.

The scene seems to be quite camp (a term used back in the 1960s for films that were obsolete to the point of being funny, even though they may have been quite serious) by today's terms and the robot's weapon is really bizarre.

Thanks for digging up all these stories from moviedom's past. Much enjoyed.

Ron

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