Robert Goulet has died while waiting for a lung transplant. He was 73.
What I loved about Goulet was how he could allow us to laugh at him like in the Emerald Nuts commercial, a Weird Al video and the Naked Gun movie. I like when you have a big star who’s not afraid to laugh at themselves a little bit. (That’s why I like Shatner too.)
Rest in piece, Robert.
Also at the Circle B Theater:
A note on the links on this page in response to several e-mails I've received concerning content of those links.
Links in the "Local and Area Blogs" section do not necessarily constitute endorsement of the site to whom I've linked. I'm aware several of the sites are little more than repeaters of talking points or deceptive in their presentations.
They are being included so as to give you a snapshot of the entire Springfield/SW Missouri area blogging community. If they offend your particular political point of view, I'm sorry you're offended. I am not going to post links of just one particular political slant if they're someone who is a local area blogger.
Did you ever see a Blooper and Praciticle Jokes where Goulet was disguised as a “Robert Goulet-look-a-like” who was supposed to take lessons from Rich Little on how to sing like Goulet. Little figured out it was the real Robert Goulet underneath the make-up and began making jokes about him.
Robert Goulet was a great singer who taught the world to dream the impossible dream.