Comments by "Andrew Brendan" (@andrewbrendan1579) on "VICE" channel.

  1.  Konga 5000  I second the motion! What a treat it would be to see the material deleted from "Rosemary's Baby".
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  2. I agree with Mia Farrow about the novel "Rosemary's Baby": "You can't put it down". I believe I was only 12 years old when I read the book (had never seen the movie which would have been released around 8 years earlier) and though I was and still am a slow reader, I read "Rosemary's Baby" in one day.---I've also become very interested in the famous Dakota apartment building which was used in part as the Bramford, much like the Queen Mary was used in part for the S.S. Poseidon in the 1972 movie "The Poseidon Adventure". I'd like to have an apartment of my own in the Bramford though maybe with different neighbors but, despite everything, I really do like Minnie!---I've seen Roman Polanski's version of Ira Levin's novel, or parts of it, several times and each time I've noticed something new. "Rosemary's Baby" is an outstanding film.
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  3.  @nicholasjanke3476  What a great fun fact about the name of the building being inspired by Bram Stoker! Ira Levin getting letters from people wanting information about real covens reminds of how Shirley Jackson, after her story "The Lottery" was published and created an uproar, got letters from people wanting to know what New England towns had a lottery so those letter writers could watch people get stoned to death!
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  4.  @MsMadeline02  Robert Evans had a supporting role in the 1959 movie "The Best of Everything". He was the sleazy, seducing rich guy boyfriend of the character portrayed by Diane Baker.
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  5. Now that's a vivid description! And accurate!
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