André Previn sadly plays in the background.

Such a shame those two crazy kids couldn't make a go of it.

Boohoo.

No Boo?

Big Brother.
From (in 1984 ) the symbol of the loss of privacy and free will under totalitarianism to a TV show where morons willingly give all that up for brief fame and the amusement of other morons.
Warhol trumps Orwell.

I like Sky Captain and will defend it till someone changes the subject!

Night of the Demon (1957) is a good one, too.

Twist!

Somewhere John Cassavetes downs another drink and yells, "I'm glad I didn't make that goddamn list!"

He and Arthur Anderson must be the last survivors of Welles' Mercury Theatre.

Worked out fine
for Richard Quine.

Doris Wishman or GTFOH.

No Fred Zinnemann?

I applaud your ingenuity if not your taste in squeezing HGL onto the list.

Rolf Harris was stripped of his British and Australian honours. Of course that was after his conviction on a raft of charges. http://www.news.com.au/worl…
I guess as long as Cos stays out of court he'll be allowed to hold onto his medal.

Watching Whoopi twist herself into knots over this has been a pathetic sight.

*Checks Wikipedia, nervously, breathes a sigh of relief.* : Barbara Eden's available.

One destination for the time machine -
The Doors opening for Them at The Whiskey a Go Go. 1966.
https://d33goyr6pqlwpd.clou…

(The) Ramones - Safely Dead.

The rumour was that Murnau was going down on the boy at the time of the accident.
He died giving head now he's lost his head. Maybe we've got some ironic grave-robbers here.