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	Whoa, Robert Loggia! Minute Maid commercial featuring Robert Loggia. I love Robert Loggia. This is circa 1999 I believe....Minute Maid Whoa Robert Loggia Orange Juice Calcium commercial View Video
	Tom Hanks and Robert Loggia in Big! Josh (Hanks) and his boss (Loggia), playing a duet on a giant foot-operated piano in the FAO Schwartz toy store, playing Chopsticks and Heart and Soul. From the movie Big (1988). * Comments are closed and unless YouTube sorts out all this spam bollocks, they will not be opened. * View Video
	Robert Loggia on "The Garment Jungle" (1957) Part 2 of 3 PART 2 OF 3: Robert Loggia speaks more on "The Garment Jungle" (1957), the beginning of his acting career, Walt Disney, and Norman Foster. Robert Loggia speaking after a screening of his second movie, "The Garment Jungle" (1957) on May 2nd, 2007 at "Noir City: Los Angeles Vs. New York: The 8th Annual Festival Of Film Noir" at the Egyptian Theater (6712 W. Hollwood Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90038). View Video
	THE Cat Robert Loggia ex-cat burglar trapeze artist circus body guard soundtrack cool...james bond cat burglar thief 007 1960s tv retro cinema noir modernist View Video
	Robert Loggia on "The Garment Jungle" (1957) Part 3 of 3 PART 3 OF 3: Robert Loggia answers a question from an audience member about his charcter in "The Garment Jungle" (1957), Tulio Renata, being called a "spic" a number of times in the film. Robert Loggia speaking after a screening of his second movie, "The Garment Jungle" (1957) on May 2nd, 2007 at "Noir City: Los Angeles Vs. New York: The 8th Annual Festival Of Film Noir" at the Egyptian Theater (6712 W. Hollwood Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90038). View Video
	Kabolati and Robert Loggia Holding his own with veteran actor robert loggia, see JK's stylish perfomance as the limo driver in the feature film Rain....rain film trailer featured extra View Video
	Lost Highway - Driver Education Robert Loggia deftly plays the bullying "Mr. Eddy" in David Lynch's Lost Highway. I apologize for the missing key frame which causes the first few seconds to be wonky and grey. View Video
	Big (1988) Original Theatrical Trailer Hanks, Elizabeth Perkins, Robert Loggia, John Heard, and Jon Lovitz....Big Theatrical Trailer Tom Hanks Elizabeth Perkins Robert Loggia John Heard Jon Lovitz View Video
	Scarface - Fuck The Diaz Brothers Tony (Al Pacino) has made a deal for $18 million dollars without consulting his boss Frank (Robert Loggia) and the pair exchange some dramatic words whilst Manny (Steven Bauer) looks on. View Video
	THE Cat THE Cat pilot episode starring Robert Loggia, from 1966-67....Action classic cult cool jazz TV sixties 60s Robert Loggia Thomas Hewitt Edward Cat thief View Video
	The Making of Triumph of the Spirit - part 1 of 5 This is part 1 of 5. I produced this documentary in Auschwitz over a 4 month period in 1989. Poland was still under Communist rule for the first 2 months I was there. We had unprecedented access to shoot film and video inside industrial complexes like the Katowice Steel Mill. It was an amazing time to be on the planet, seeing Eastern Europe during and at the fall of Communism. When Communism fell it took weeks for the news to disseminate thru Poland. We heard about it from our friends in California and the locals in Poland thought it was a mean joke, they didn't believe us that their country was free, they couldn't comprehend it. This film won the Gold Award in 1990 at Worldfest Houston. The movie on which the documentary was based starred Willem Dafoe, Edward James Olmos, and Robert Loggia. The feature was critically acclaimed but not widely released, and the documentary was never released at all. Sadly the documentary was not even included by MGM Home Video in the DVD of the feature film. Happily tho, we have YouTube. Kudos to director Robert M. Young and to my father, producer Arnold Kopelson whose passion for filmmaking -- and desire for healing -- drove the production of Triumph of the Spirit. The 4 months I lived in Poland forever changed my life. I hope this work contributes in some way to our understanding of the true human cost of the Holocaust. Evan Kopelson, producer View Video
	The Making of Triumph of the Spirit - part 3 of 5 This is part 3 of 5. I produced this documentary in Auschwitz over a 4 month period in 1989. Poland was still under Communist rule for the first 2 months I was there. We had unprecedented access to shoot film and video inside industrial complexes like the Katowice Steel Mill. It was an amazing time to be on the planet, seeing Eastern Europe during and at the fall of Communism. When Communism fell it took weeks for the news to disseminate thru Poland. We heard about it from our friends in California and the locals in Poland thought it was a mean joke, they didn't believe us that their country was free, they couldn't comprehend it. This film won the Gold Award in 1990 at Worldfest Houston. The movie on which the documentary was based starred Willem Dafoe, Edward James Olmos, and Robert Loggia. The feature was critically acclaimed but not widely released, and the documentary was never released at all. Sadly the documentary was not even included by MGM Home Video in the DVD of the feature film. Happily tho, we have YouTube. Kudos to director Robert M. Young and to my father, producer Arnold Kopelson whose passion for filmmaking -- and desire for healing -- drove the production of Triumph of the Spirit. The 4 months I lived in Poland forever changed my life. I hope this work contributes in some way to our understanding of the true human cost of the Holocaust. Evan Kopelson, producer View Video
	The Making of Triumph of the Spirit - part 2 of 5 This is part 2 of 5. I produced this documentary in Auschwitz over a 4 month period in 1989. Poland was still under Communist rule for the first 2 months I was there. We had unprecedented access to shoot film and video inside industrial complexes like the Katowice Steel Mill. It was an amazing time to be on the planet, seeing Eastern Europe during and at the fall of Communism. When Communism fell it took weeks for the news to disseminate thru Poland. We heard about it from our friends in California and the locals in Poland thought it was a mean joke, they didn't believe us that their country was free, they couldn't comprehend it. This film won the Gold Award in 1990 at Worldfest Houston. The movie on which the documentary was based starred Willem Dafoe, Edward James Olmos, and Robert Loggia. The feature was critically acclaimed but not widely released, and the documentary was never released at all. Sadly the documentary was not even included by MGM Home Video in the DVD of the feature film. Happily tho, we have YouTube. Kudos to director Robert M. Young and to my father, producer Arnold Kopelson whose passion for filmmaking -- and desire for healing -- drove the production of Triumph of the Spirit. The 4 months I lived in Poland forever changed my life. I hope this work contributes in some way to our understanding of the true human cost of the Holocaust. Evan Kopelson, producer View Video
	The Making of Triumph of the Spirit - part 5 of 5 This is part 5 of 5. I produced this documentary in Auschwitz over a 4 month period in 1989. Poland was still under Communist rule for the first 2 months I was there. We had unprecedented access to shoot film and video inside industrial complexes like the Katowice Steel Mill. It was an amazing time to be on the planet, seeing Eastern Europe during and at the fall of Communism. When Communism fell it took weeks for the news to disseminate thru Poland. We heard about it from our friends in California and the locals in Poland thought it was a mean joke, they didn't believe us that their country was free, they couldn't comprehend it. This film won the Gold Award in 1990 at Worldfest Houston. The movie on which the documentary was based starred Willem Dafoe, Edward James Olmos, and Robert Loggia. The feature was critically acclaimed but not widely released, and the documentary was never released at all. Sadly the documentary was not even included by MGM Home Video in the DVD of the feature film. Happily tho, we have YouTube. Kudos to director Robert M. Young and to my father, producer Arnold Kopelson whose passion for filmmaking -- and desire for healing -- drove the production of Triumph of the Spirit. The 4 months I lived in Poland forever changed my life. I hope this work contributes in some way to our understanding of the true human cost of the Holocaust. Evan Kopelson, producer View Video
	Against Time The Movie Starring: ROBERT LOGGIA, CRAIG T. NELSON, EAN MERING, JOHN AMOS, CORY KING, EMILEE JACOBS, MONIQUE EDWARDS Director: C.D. NETTLES Review: A very low-budget but very well-told coming-of-age tale with a neat twist. A popular and successful highschooler, stressed by college plans and a bad relationship with his dad (Craig T. Nelson), is accosted by a raving drunk (Robert Loggia). But that drunk turns out to be himself from decades in the future, come back in time to prevent him from making the worst decision of his life. Well written, acted and conceived, this is a great little movie for all ages. http://www.westlakeent.com View Video
	The Making of Triumph of the Spirit - part 4 of 5 This is part 4 of 5. I produced this documentary in Auschwitz over a 4 month period in 1989. Poland was still under Communist rule for the first 2 months I was there. We had unprecedented access to shoot film and video inside industrial complexes like the Katowice Steel Mill. It was an amazing time to be on the planet, seeing Eastern Europe during and at the fall of Communism. When Communism fell it took weeks for the news to disseminate thru Poland. We heard about it from our friends in California and the locals in Poland thought it was a mean joke, they didn't believe us that their country was free, they couldn't comprehend it. This film won the Gold Award in 1990 at Worldfest Houston. The movie on which the documentary was based starred Willem Dafoe, Edward James Olmos, and Robert Loggia. The feature was critically acclaimed but not widely released, and the documentary was never released at all. Sadly the documentary was not even included by MGM Home Video in the DVD of the feature film. Happily tho, we have YouTube. Kudos to director Robert M. Young and to my father, producer Arnold Kopelson whose passion for filmmaking -- and desire for healing -- drove the production of Triumph of the Spirit. The 4 months I lived in Poland forever changed my life. I hope this work contributes in some way to our understanding of the true human cost of the Holocaust. Evan Kopelson, producer View Video
	Against Time Clip 1 Scene Starring Craig T. Nelson and Robert Loggia..."Against Time" "Craig T. Nelson" "Robert Loggia" View Video
	Naruto - Family Guy Part 7 My 7th installment in the Naruto - Family Guy Series has finally arrived. Anyway, I do have to say that some of your requests couldn't be put in because I either, A. Couldn't Find/Obtain the Naruto Clips Needed or B. Couldn't Find/Obtain the Family Guy Audio Needed So I'm sorry to those who we're hoping for their request to make it in this video. I'll make it up to you by putting those requests into the Naruto - Family Guy Pt. 8 Video or in future Naruto - Family Guy Videos. I just want to thank everyone for sticking with me and I wanted to thank all of you who submitted their requests. Once again, I'm sorry if I couldn't put in the request that others have requested but I really want to make the fans of my Series to be happy so I hope you all enjoy this one. Thanks for your time and here's the list of what to expect in Naruto - Family Guy Pt. 7. 1. Opening Song: My Black Son 2. Racist Sunflower (Requested by: MJMickieJames) 3. Peter Does Crack (Requested by: patriotpyro) 4. Yahtzee (Requested by: cyburn2005) 5. Peter Covers Up His Farts (Requested by: bigmacsama) 6. Bed, Bath & Beyond (Requested by: gamerhelmet) 7. Michael Jackson's Cereal Ad (Requested by: bigmacsama) 8. You Douchebag (Requested by: cky38) 9. Robert Loggia (Requested by: izumaru006) 10. Evil Monkey Song (Requested by: orochimarugunsnroses) 11. Clarence Thomas (Added By Me) 12. Cut My Eggs & Milk (Added By Me) 13. Suicide Bomber (Added By Me) 14. Which One Wants To Lose Their Virginity? (Added By Me) 15. Someone Inside Chris's Tree House (Added By Me) 16. Supreme Ruler of the Neighborhood of Make-Believe (Requested by: CrymeTymeJTGShad) 17. 4 Peters (Requested by: Xiaoramza1523) 18. Evil Knievel Gloves (Added By Me) 19. Redneck Comedy Tour (Requested by: csagouki) 20. Ending Song: The FCC Song (Requested by: bigmacsama) View Video
	Wild Seven Movie Trailer Starr. Richard Roundtree (Shaft), Robert Loggia (Scarface), Lucie Arnaz(show),and Robert Forster (Jackie Brown)as well as some unknown actors it is fresh and underground. View Video
	BIG 1/10 is aged to adulthood by a magical fortune-telling machine. This is rated PG...big tom hanks elizabeth perkins jared rushton Robert Loggia David Moscow View Video
	BIG 4 Part 4/10 of the 1988 movie: BIG...big tom hanks elizabeth perkins jared rushton piano keyboard scene Robert Loggia View Video
	Lost Highway - Order Of Death Lost Highway music video, with music from Public Image Ltd. playing "The Order Of Death." If you want to download this, go here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6ANS9RRW View Video
	Over The Top Lincoln Hawk has to put it all on the line and pull out all the stops while connecting with his son as he takes on Bull Hurley for the arm wrestling championship and prize money. Don't forget that new Mac Truck! View Video
	Al Pacino...Screen Legend #6 Al Pacino, arguably the finest screen actor of his generation, features in a series of my own personal favourites over his distinguished career. Montana humiliates his wife and himself in a display of severe bad manners and behavoiur, highlighting his downward spiral towards disaster. SCARFACE (1983) Directed By BRIAN DE PALMA Country of Origin: USA Theatrical Release: 09.12.1983 Runtime: 170mins CAST Tony Montana: AL PACINO Manny Ribera: STEVEN BAUER Elvira: MICHELLE PFEIFFER Frank Lopez: ROBERT LOGGIA Soza: PAUL SHENAR Omar Saurez: F.MURRAY ABRAHAM View Video

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