Mortdecai
Not only is it a one-joke characterization, the joke is on the level of a below-average knock-knock joke.
Leon Ames
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Testament (1983)
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Henry Abhart
Roger Ebert -
Hammersmith is Out (1972)
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Gen. Pembroke
Roger Ebert
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Interview with George Burns
HOLLYWOOD - It could be any office in a bungalow on a Hollywood back lot, but three things say it belongs to George Burns. There is a photograph of Gracie Allen on the wall, a large cigar humidor on the desk and a coffee mug that says "God."
Interview Leon Ames
One of my indelible memories from 1950s television is of Leon Ames, on Life with Father, standing in the midst of a family catastrophe and exclaiming, "Oh, no!" Now the trouble with that line is that it doesn't look like much in print. It doesn't sound like much, either, unless you can remember the way Ames delivered it.
