Don Knotts News

Some second bananas who have brightened late-night TV: -Dagmar: Bombshell who became a household name in the early 1950s on "Broadway Open House"; her dumb blonde act became so popular she received 2,000 fan letters a week.

West Virginia's history has produced a long roster of outstanding people, but is there actually a person who could claim the title "Greatest West Virginian?" Mercer County residents had varying opinions as West Virginia Day approached.

Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. Again, the news is dominated by remakes and reboots. This time it's Disney remaking THE INCREDIBLE MR.

The Incredible Mr. Limpet is one of those thoroughly 60s movies that, like Mary Poppins and Bedknobs and Broomsticks , treats the combination of live-action and animation as the kind of revolutionary technology that no audience could see enough of.

Enchanted director Kevin Lima is attached to direct Warner Bros.' update of The Incredible Mr.

Many folks still enjoy watching "The Andy Griffith Show," but Sammy Sawyer can claim watching these beloved reruns as part of his job.

I'm getting out of sequence here, but the cover story yesterday's New York Times travel section was about southern Utah.

Which of the stars below won five Emmys and suffered no losses? See the answer here .

Don Knotts passed away on Friday, February 24, 2006 of complications from lung cancer.

As I meet him for an interview in a Yorkville coffee shop, comedian Don Knotts, in town promoting his new film Mr.

Fear itself, and the deadly varieties of state terrorism Source: The Power of Narrative Author: Arthur Silber Posted on 02.06.09 by Thomas L. Knapp "I recall a beloved friend recounting for me, several decades ...

My candidate for this evening's viewing? The Andy Griffith Show , with six episodes airing tonight on TV Land .

Dennis Swanberg's comedy career began with Deputy Barney Fife. As a youngster, he would do impersonations of Don Knotts' character from "The Andy Griffith Show." That impersonation blossomed into dozens of ...

Two life-long fans of Don Knotts, who played Deputy Barney Fife on 'The Andy Griffith Show', have written a new book about the star called 'The Incredible Mr.