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Moby is a 5-ft. 8-in., ghostly white, completely bald, born-again Christian, vegan rock star. Born Richard Melville Hall, he is the great-great-great-grandnephew of Herman Melville (thus the name). He shuns drugs and alcohol and devours soy milk. His singing voice is just decent, and his biggest success to date has been an album anchored by samples from Alan Lomax field recordings. It's safe to say that it required a certain amount of gumption for Moby to will himself into the rock-star pantheon. Even Joe Cocker had it easier...
...From 1964-1966, Gwynne starred as Herman Munster in the CBS show "The Munsters...
...However Binger says a role like Herman Munster was the only sort that Gwynne could consistently find...
...drenched comedy about a young budding sportscaster whose inner conflicts are worked out through fantasy conversations with sports figures. (I.e., when a girlfriend gets too comically frisky on a date, a football referee materializes and declares, "Illegal use of tongue!" Like that.) The next "Sports Night"? Or the next "Herman's Head"? You be the judge...
...again. He's co-writing the second of two Pee-wee movies he hopes to shop to studios soon; this one starts in the Playhouse before the story moves, Wizard of Oz-style, to somewhere even more messed up. The other one, The Pee-wee Herman Story, is what Reubens is calling "the adult Pee-wee movie" and has the tight-suited one making it as a pop singer, moving to Hollywood, becoming insanely famous and turning into a monster. "Pee-wee Herman winds up getting hooked on pills and booze. I'm not shooting up, but I wouldn...