Don Knotts News

Spooky footsteps, faint figures, the feeling of being watched - " these unsettling signs of a ghost are as familiar to us as the goose bumps on the back of our arm .

Here we salute the comic genius of Don Knotts -and you only think we're kidding.

The first thing people ask Scott Epperson when they meet him is "Where's your bullet?" Epperson doesn't have to say anything.

The legend of Don Knotts, the actor who was best known for his portrayal of Barney Fife of The Andy Griffith Show, will live on this Mayberry Days through the vision of his daughter, Karen Knotts.

From the waist up, Don Knotts was perhaps the perfect assembly of male imperfections.

In his latest art print Drew Friedman perfectly captures Deputy Barney Fife's look of smug authority, right down to the chin dimples.

In his latest art print Drew Friedman perfectly captures Deputy Barney Fife's look of smug authority, right down to the chin dimples.

We won't pretend to know how Johnny Depp's mind works, but we think it's safe to assume that his fans weren't happy when they read that his potential projects are all currently in flux.

Has it really come to this? An article in Tuesday's Hollywood Reporter talked about the fact that, while you've got Public Enemies in theaters and Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland in the can , none of your other prospective projects was coming together.

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.