By: Lynn Peril

Scream­ingly funny, yet type­cast forever as Ted Baxter.

By: Lynn Peril

“You just write yourself the part, and then you play it.”

By: Lynn Peril

She refused to give up everything when she said, “I do.”

By: Lynn Peril

A selection of 4CP images curated by Lynn Peril

By: Lynn Peril

An almost unbearably emotive voice.

By: Lynn Peril

The boozy, self-absorbed Patsy Stone is one of TV’s greatest characters.

By: Lynn Peril

A great gossip, and an acerbic critic of writers and artists in Paris

By: Lynn Peril

Who cares what the world thinks an “old lady” is supposed to look like?

By: Lynn Peril

Lynn Peril on a panel from YOUNG LOVE (1950)

By: Lynn Peril

“There has never been anything like this before in human society.”

By: Lynn Peril

Pianos plink and glide, strings zigzag into space!

By: Lynn Peril

A dancer by training, and an iconoclast by nature.

By: Lynn Peril

She was devoted to comforting the afflicted and afflicting the comfortable.

By: Lynn Peril

Even if you didn’t know his name, you knew his “Kustom Monsters.”

By: Lynn Peril

Rock‘n’roll, horror movies, and Orange Sun­shine acid