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Hey @BenMank77 what do you say we get little Toby Miniver back on @tcm ?
My friend Christopher Severn played Greer Garson’s youngest son in Mrs. Miniver, the 1942 Best Picture winner. He’s 91 now, and I’d love to see him sit next to you and introduce the movie himself.
Chris went on to appear in The Amazing Mrs. Holliday, The Man from Down Under, A Guy Named Joe, Cluny Brown, The Strange Woman, Kim, Titanic (the 1953 one), and Man in the Attic.
And get this. All eight Severn kids worked in Hollywood, and their dad managed them. By the time LIFE magazine ran its “Film-Star Family” feature on them in March 1947, the kids had already appeared in 96 feature films between them. Imagine the stories around that dinner table.
I met Chris at Adidas in 2017. I knew him as one of the guys who helped create the Superstar, the shell toe shoe. Then he started telling me about growing up in Hollywood, and I thought, how has nobody made a movie about this guy?
I made this teaser for Chris when I started working on a documentary about his life. I’d still love to make that film. And I’d love to see him on TCM, telling you what it was like to make Mrs. Miniver and how little Toby ended up helping create one of the most recognizable shoes in the world. Let me know if you guys are interested and I’ll put you in touch with him. I’m sure you could hunt him down on your own as well though! 😉
Another great night of Films on Films. First, the doc, American Masters: Mike Nichols. Then 3 of his movies: The Graduate, Biloxi Blues, Working Girl. “Plastics,” “It’s like Africa hot. Tarzan couldn’t take this kind of hot,” and “I’ve got a mind for business, and a bod for sin.”
@BenMank77@pattmlatimes I can give you his cell number and or email. I just spoke with him. He is thrilled you responded and so am I. You will not regret this Ben! Can I direct message you or let me know where I can send his contact info privately.
@KevinMotto@NBAOfficial So you didn’t watch the game huh? The Portland crowd was chanting refs you suck from all the blown calls. The refs tried to hand that win to the Thunder and they still couldn’t get it done. 😂
@Simon70873963@AJ151O She’s just interim dummy! The search is on. What is stupid beyond belief was not buying as much as you can at $150 earlier this morning now $167 losers sitting on sidelines 😂
@TJayyOkay I was at the game and it was a foul and furthermore the refs gave your team a lot of stupid calls. They tired to give you many opportunities to win and they still lost. At one point the entire arena was shouting Refs you Suck!
@BenMank77@pattmlatimes Chris Severn. Stop. Last surviving cast or crew member of Mrs.Miniver! stop. 91 years old and running out of time. Stop. Incredible story. Stop! 🙏 I’m not gonna stop till you respond. 😂
Hey @BenMank77 what do you say we get little Toby Miniver back on @tcm ?
My friend Christopher Severn played Greer Garson’s youngest son in Mrs. Miniver, the 1942 Best Picture winner. He’s 91 now, and I’d love to see him sit next to you and introduce the movie himself.
Chris went on to appear in The Amazing Mrs. Holliday, The Man from Down Under, A Guy Named Joe, Cluny Brown, The Strange Woman, Kim, Titanic (the 1953 one), and Man in the Attic.
And get this. All eight Severn kids worked in Hollywood, and their dad managed them. By the time LIFE magazine ran its “Film-Star Family” feature on them in March 1947, the kids had already appeared in 96 feature films between them. Imagine the stories around that dinner table.
I met Chris at Adidas in 2017. I knew him as one of the guys who helped create the Superstar, the shell toe shoe. Then he started telling me about growing up in Hollywood, and I thought, how has nobody made a movie about this guy?
I made this teaser for Chris when I started working on a documentary about his life. I’d still love to make that film. And I’d love to see him on TCM, telling you what it was like to make Mrs. Miniver and how little Toby ended up helping create one of the most recognizable shoes in the world. Let me know if you guys are interested and I’ll put you in touch with him. I’m sure you could hunt him down on your own as well though! 😉
@ThunderB00M Back to back even! And you guys still got that “MVP” guy 😂 we down maybe our best player in Ja Morant would have been an even bigger whooping if he was out there.
That’s what I’m talking about @CaptainKeel we want to hear from you more! We need more KEELers! I’ll be tuning in. Let’s bust down that $2 dollar wall this afternoon!
@stuartk5@CaptainKeel My average is $2.48 so yeah I’m beautiful. This can go to that price in a few days with a rally stuie and you know it. When is this going to $0? 😂
@MattSandersNBA 😂 back to back losses with the “best player” in the league. Ouch! Your city will never know what it’s like to be a part of RIP CITY. Your guy is not loved by an entire city like our guy is. It’s DAME TIME all the time here in PDX!
@khenzarweb3@BenMank77@tcm Me too! Thanks for the comment. 👊 I’ve been trying to get this made for almost a decade. Tried to get adidas to back it. Really I just want to get Chris on TCM though so he can have some shine! He deserves it.
Hey @BenMank77 what do you say we get little Toby Miniver back on @tcm ?
My friend Christopher Severn played Greer Garson’s youngest son in Mrs. Miniver, the 1942 Best Picture winner. He’s 91 now, and I’d love to see him sit next to you and introduce the movie himself.
Chris went on to appear in The Amazing Mrs. Holliday, The Man from Down Under, A Guy Named Joe, Cluny Brown, The Strange Woman, Kim, Titanic (the 1953 one), and Man in the Attic.
And get this. All eight Severn kids worked in Hollywood, and their dad managed them. By the time LIFE magazine ran its “Film-Star Family” feature on them in March 1947, the kids had already appeared in 96 feature films between them. Imagine the stories around that dinner table.
I met Chris at Adidas in 2017. I knew him as one of the guys who helped create the Superstar, the shell toe shoe. Then he started telling me about growing up in Hollywood, and I thought, how has nobody made a movie about this guy?
I made this teaser for Chris when I started working on a documentary about his life. I’d still love to make that film. And I’d love to see him on TCM, telling you what it was like to make Mrs. Miniver and how little Toby ended up helping create one of the most recognizable shoes in the world. Let me know if you guys are interested and I’ll put you in touch with him. I’m sure you could hunt him down on your own as well though! 😉
Another great night of Films on Films. First, the doc, American Masters: Mike Nichols. Then 3 of his movies: The Graduate, Biloxi Blues, Working Girl. “Plastics,” “It’s like Africa hot. Tarzan couldn’t take this kind of hot,” and “I’ve got a mind for business, and a bod for sin.”