Stan Lee. To Tell The Truth

[Aman619]

yeah. check out the Bullpen pages from back then. Stan was in his European Autuer mode, mixed in with a splash Bob and Carol Ted and Alice Hollywood swinger! It was a great look... and looks even cooler now compared to his contemporaries on the show!

[Johnny G]

Great stuff!

 

Thanks for sharing

[That Ron Dude]

He sounded good, dressed well and he was as handsome as a movie star (far more handsome than TV stars!)

[Mister_Comics]

Great to see this. Didn't know about this one. Just added it to the COMIC BOOKS IN MOVIES thread. I love when something like this turns up.

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SUPER COOL!!!!

 

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[Wally's Comics]

I didn't know they made a younger Stan Lee.

 

 

 

[Lantern]

That was great...where did you find this? And....were you looking for it or did you just kinda' stumble onto it?

 

I was looking for it, but the reason had little to do with comics. I am researching/writing a paper that has a few game show realted points in it and in looking for information I stumbled on a blurb about Stan Lee having been on To Tell The Truth. A quick search turned up the video on YouTube.

[OrangeNemesis]

haha the ghetto youngsters line was classic. Its good to see stereotyping was still rampant in that time period.

[ashrael]

I didn't know they made a younger Stan Lee.

 

 

Me neither. I still expected him to have the grey hair and big mustache.

[Inhuman Fiend]

haha the ghetto youngsters line was classic. Its good to see stereotyping was still rampant in that time period.

 

That struck me as well: "teaching his fellow ghetto-dwellers not to listen to their local drug-pusher" Yikes

 

Early 1970's stereotypes aside...that was SO COOL to watch. Thanks!

[Nostalgic Attic]

That was fun! Remids me of the time I saw Ray Brabury on the old Graucho Marx game show "You Bet Your Life". He was, at that time, an unknown struggling writer trying to make a few extra bucks. I'm sure Stan was doing well by the time he appeared on this.

[Red Hook]

Hard to believe Stan wasn't an easily recognizable celebrity back then, as he is now. From the issues they showed, that must be, what, late sixties?

 

Thanks for posting that. I remember that show.

 

Red

[Nostalgic Attic]

Hard to believe Stan wasn't an easily recognizable celebrity back then, as he is now. From the issues they showed, that must be, what, late sixties?

 

Thanks for posting that. I remember that show.

 

Red

 

CA 117 was released in 9/69, so this episode was in the early 70's. I think I saw a CA 136 in there ...my screen res was kind of blurry, so that would make it 1971 at the earliest.

[comicwiz]

I had to take a close second look - I don't think I've ever seen as young a version of Stan Lee that wasn't some cartoon depiction or caricature.