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Slideshow: 2014 Hollywood Show Portraits Anticipate the 2015 Show From May 1 to 3
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CHICAGO – The Hollywood Show is back, and all your favorite TV and movie stars are available to meet, take pictures with and get autographs. The 2015 Chicago edition is May 1 through 3, with Saturday the 2nd and Sunday the 3rd the celebrity appearance days. HollywoodChicago.com was there for the 2014 Show, and captured some Exclusive Portraits of the type of celebrities the Hollywood Show brings directly to the fans.
Scheduled to appear at the 2014 Hollywood Show include the dynamic duo from the 1966 Batman TV show, Adam West and Burt Ward (Saturday only); Henry “Fonzie” Winkler (Saturday), “CHIPS” stars Larry Wilcox and Erik Estrada; Louise Fletcher from “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”; Linda Blair from “The Exorcist”; secondary cast members from the popular film “A League of Their Own”; and for the first time some legendary sports celebrities like Bobby Hull (Chicago Black Hawks), Billy Williams (Chicago Cubs), Heavyweight champion Buster Douglas, Barry Sanders (Detroit Lions) and Jack Youngblood (Los Angeles Rams).
Photographer Joe Arce captured photos of the TV and movie celebrities at the September, 2014 Hollywood Show. Click “Next” and “Previous” to scan through the slideshow or jump directly to individual photos with the captioned links below. All images © Joe Arce of Starstruck Foto for HollywoodChicago.com.
- SHOW1: Bai Ling of ‘The Crow.’
- SHOW2: Another side of Bai Ling.
- SHOW3: Joe Lando of ‘Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman.’
- SHOW4: Peter Robbins, the first and classic TV voice artist for Charlie Brown.
- SHOW5: Kim Darby of 1969’s ‘True Grit.’
- SHOW6: Miles O’Keefe of 1981’s ‘Tarzan, the Ape Man.’
- SHOW7: Cynthia Gibb of ‘Youngblood.’
- SHOW8: Lesley Ann Warren of ‘Victor/Victoria.’
- SHOW9: Deborah Van Valkenberg of ‘The Warriors.’
- SHOW10: Michael Beck of ‘The Warriors.’
- SHOW11: David Harris of ‘The Warriors.’
- SHOW12: Reunion photo for cast members of ‘The Warriors.’
- SHOW13: John Amos of TV’s ‘Good Times,’ ‘Die Hard 2.’
- SHOW14: Cynda Williams of ‘Mo’ Better Blues.’
- SHOW15: Suzanna Leigh of Elvis Presley film ‘Paradise, Hawaiian Style.’
- SHOW16: Ernest Thomas of TV’s ‘What’s Happening!’
- SHOW17: Ari Lehman, Jason in the original 1980 ‘Friday the 13th.’
- SHOW18: Tony Deguide, writer/director of ‘Voices from the Graves.’
- SHOW19: Kay Lenz of TV’s ‘Rich Man, Poor Man.’
- SHOW20: Parker Stevenson of TV’s ‘The Hardy Boys.’
- SHOW21: Marta Kristen of TV’s ‘Lost in Space.’
- SHOW22: Mark Goddard of TV’s ‘Lost in Space.’
- SHOW23: Reunion Photo, ‘Lost in Space.’
- SHOW24: Karen Dotrice, portrayed Jane Banks in ‘Mary Poppins..’
- SHOW25: Diane Franklin of ‘Better Off Dead’ and ‘The Last American Virgin.’
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