Sandra:  My guest tonight has stared in such late night classics as: West Side
 Story, How the West Was Won.  But, he has also worked the other side of the
 cinenamatic street, in low budjet films, such as Satan's Sadtists.  Russ
 Tamblien, Hi Russ

 Russ:  (laughs)

 Sandra: Hi Russ

 Russ: Hi Sandra

 Sandra:  I had no idea you were in all those cool films

 Russ:  Yeah, I did a bunch of them

 Sandra:  Well, How does tonight's film, "Teenage Gang Debs" compare to West
               Side Story?

 Russ:  (laughs)

 Sandra:  Because they are sort of the same idea

 Russ:  Well, its kind of a hard paring, it's kind of like paring, it's like
 paring Potato Chips and Cavair, or a Rolls Royce and a pair of Roller Skates.

 Sandra:  (laughs)  they are both have their sweet chamr

 Russ:  Yeah, Actually I can see how this film, Teenage Gand Debs was inspired
 by West Side Story.  I' am suprised that they didn't sample it, they have done
 that.  I don't know why they didn't do that.

 Sandra:  I think they edited out the snapping.

 Russ:  Ahhh, No wonder they was so much silence

 Sandra:  Since you have worked both sides of the street, the low and the high
 bugjet.  What's the difference between working the big Hollywood world and the
 low bugjet world?

 Russ:  Humm, the low bugjet films are more fun.

 Sandra:  That's for sure

 Russ:  Sure, you work for less and get paid less, but their'r more fun.  You
 don't have as much pressure on you.  You don't have to worry about it.  You
 just look forward to running it, and seeing the previews, it with all the
 people.  And, usually alot more love goes into it.  And alot of people who
 work on B-movies literally do it for nothing.  You would never find anyone
 working on major films for nothing.

 Sandra:  That's for damn sure.

 Sandra:  You gonna hang out with us some more?

 Russ:  Yes, you bet

 PART TWO

 Sandra:  We are back with Russ Tamblyn, So you made 4 pictures with Al
 Ablason, who is like the king of sleaze.

 Russ:  And it only took 4 days

 Sandra:  Only 4 days!  How'd you meet Al?

 Russ:  I got a call from him, he knew someone I knew.  I was living in
 Tapanga, accuatly I had ropped out of movies and had gotten involved in the
 fine arts.  He called me up and asked me to be in this motorcycle film.  I had
 always been a huge fan of "The Wild One"  with Brando.  To play the leader of
 a motorcycle gang, I couldn't turn it down.

 Sandra:  Yeah, you couldn't resist it

 Russ:  And that got me started in acting!

 Sandra:  (laughs) in fine arts, you ended that carrer!

 Russ: Yeah (laughs)

 Sandra:  Thank God! or we wouldn't have seen you in all those great films.

 Russ:  My pleasure

 Sandra:  I look forward to seeing you in future B-movies.  I wish we could
 return to that feeling of fun and innocence in B-movies.

 Russ:  I hope so.