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What if The Lord of the Rings films were made in the '60s?

Matheson also wrote some Twilight Zone episodes (original TZ series hosted by the inimitable Rod Serling, not the later Series)
TZ episodes by Matheson
 
Þráinn Þórhallsson said:
How was Klaus Kinski like worm tongue when it came to the way he lived.
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His daughter Pola described sexual abuse by her father in her 2013 book, while the other daughter Nastassja described him as a tyrant terrorizing the family. Their brother Nikolai has different memories, but Nastassja basically stated "I'm glad he's dead!" (Klaus Kinski was born in late 1926, died late 1991.)

And there is the Urban Legend, or more so as it is repeated in the German Wikipedia, about the 1982 film "Fitzcarraldo" directed by Werner Herzog, ultimately starring Kinski after Jason Robards had to quit for health reasons. Herzog reports the the indigenous people employed as extras to play themselves offered Herzog to kill Kinski if Herzog so wished.
 
Glorfindel Goldtress said:
Very funny, the PPP has one of their episodes on that chapter labeled "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner"!
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Drat! I thought I invented that joke. Oh well.

Never listened to the PPP before, but after giving it a quick look I like the humorous references in the episode titles. I'll have to give it a try.
 
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