Crane (51 page)

Adair, Red

Adam at Six A.M.
(film)

Adams, Don

Adler, Renata

Alda, Alan

Alexander, Andrew

Allen, Steve

Alt, Carol

Altman, Robert

Ambassador Hotel

Anderson, Pam

Andrews, Julie

Andy Griffith Show, The
(TV series)

Animal House
(film)

Ann-Margret

Apatow, Judd

Arizona Republic
(newspaper)

Armed and Dangerous
(film): publicity tour

Arnoff, Dave

Arsenic and Old Lace
(play)

Askin, Leon

Asner, Ed

Aspinall, Neil

Astaire, Fred

Astin, John

Astor, William Waldorf

Attenborough, Richard

Auto Focus
(film)

Avilla, Stephen

Aykroyd, Dan

Ball, Lucille

Banner, John

Barasch, Norman

Barker, Bob

Barr, Candy

Bateman, Justine

Beatles:
Butcher
album; comparing John Candy to; at Dodger Stadium; at the Hollywood Bowl; in
Playboy
; Robert Crane interviewing Pete Best; Sgt. Pepper poster at auction;
Yellow Submarine

Beatty, Warren

Beck, Ed

Beginner’s Luck
(play)

Begley, Ed

Begley, Ed, Jr.

Behar, Joy

Bell, Catherine

Bellson, Louie

Belushi, Jim

Belushi, John

Bening, Annette

Benny, Jack

Bergen, Edgar

Berger, Alan

Berman, Shelley

Bernard, Tom

Berry, Victoria

Bertolucci, Bernardo

Bertram, Leslie; at
Auto Focus
press screenings; at Cocoanut Grove; first date with Robert Crane; getting married; and Hogan’s jacket

Best, Pete

Betty Ford Clinic

Betz, Carl

Bieber, Dana

Big Fix, The
(film)

Black, Karen

Blackman, A. Lee

Blalock, Jolene

Bob Crane Show, The
(TV series)

Boden, Kristina

Borkenhagen, Dennis

Brando, Marlon

Bridges, Jeff

Brill, Charlie

Brittenham, Skip

Brokaw, Tom

Bromfield, Valri

Brooks, James L.

Brooks, Mel

Brooks, Stan

Brothers, Joyce

Brown, Jenny

Brown, Ray

Brownstein, Arlene

Burns, George

Burr, Raymond

Burrill, Clair

Burroughs, Edgar Rice

Buttram, Pat

Byrds (rock group)

Caddyshack
(film)

Caesar, Sid

Cage, Nicolas

Callan, Michael

Camp Candy
(TV show)

Candy, Christopher

Candy, Jennifer

Candy, Jim

Candy, John: at Academy Awards; buying Toronto Argonauts; in Chicago bar dispute; Robert Crane’s first interview with
SCTV
; debut of
Hostage for a Day
; demise of; funeral of; growing Frostbacks Production; helping Scleroderma Foundation; hiring Robert Crane for the first time; on David Letterman; life portrayed on
E!
; losing the Argonauts; making
Armed and Dangerous
; making
Cool Runnings
; making
Delirious
; making
Hostage for a Day
; making
JFK
; making
Nothing but Trouble
; making
Once upon a Crime
in Rome; making
Only the Lonely
; making
Uncle Buck
; making
Wagons East!
; at Super Bowl; with Tiger Williams; as “20Q” subject

Candy, Rose

Candy, Sidney

Capote, Truman

Carlin, George

Carnal Knowledge
(film)

Carolco Pictures

Carpenter, Diana

Carpenter, John Henry: at Bob Crane’s funeral; at crime scene; charged with murder; description; first connection with Bob Crane; as suspect in Bob Crane murder; on trial; under scrutiny

Carr, Allan

Carradine, John

Carson, Johnny

Carter, Angel

Cassavetes, John

Castro, Fidel

Cellmark Diagnostic Lab

Chamberlain, Richard

Champlin, Charles

Chapman, Jack

Charles, Prince of Wales

Chase, Chevy

Chinatown
(film)

Christie’s auction house

Cinecitta Studios

Clark, Dave

Clark, Gene

Clarke, Michael

Clary, Robert

Clemens, Clarence

Cobain, Kurt

Coburn, James

Cochran, Johnnie

Cochran, Sally

Cocoanut Grove

Cohen, Carole

Cohen, Jeff

Cohen, Lawrence

Cohn, Harry

Cohn, Ron

Cole, David R.

Cole, Ernie

Cole, Nat King

Collins, Tom

Columbus, Chris

Combat!
(TV series)

Connell, Pam

Connors, Mike

Conrad, Robert

Conway, Tim

Cool Runnings
(film)

Cooper, Alice

Cooper, Gary

Cooper, Jackie

Coppola, Francis Ford

Corman, Roger

Cosby, Bill

Cosell, Howard

Costas, Bob

Costner, Kevin

Couric, Katie

Cramer, Richard

Crane, Al

Crane, Anne: on Robert Crane’s engagement to Diane Haas; in Connecticut; dealing with celebrity; dining with Paul Schrader and Rita Wilson; finding Robert Crane with
Playboy
magazines; first trip to California; moving to Los Angeles; reaction to sale of Hogan’s jacket

Crane, Bob (Robert Edward Crane): almost meeting Jack Nicholson; in
Arsenic and Old Lace
; in
Beginner’s Luck
; Bridgeport, CT, radio WICC; career slowing down; as charity fundraiser; at
Deep Throat
premiere; divorcing Anne;
on
The Donna Reed Show
; on editing; end of radio career at KNX; filling in for Johnny Carson; first live theater; genesis of
Hogan’s Heroes
;
Hogan’s Heroes
’ success;
Hogan’s Heroes
’ cancellation; interest in pornography; KNX radio, Los Angeles; on leaving Patti; making record album; making
The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz
; marrying Patti; meeting Patti; in the morgue; naming Scotty; pool league; relationship with Richard Dawson; running on adrenaline; on
Second Start
(
The Bob Crane Show
); trial for murder of

Crane, Bob, Jr.
See
Crane, Robert

Crane, Bobby.
See
Crane, Robert

Crane, Debbie

Crane, Karen

Crane, Patti: at Bob Crane’s funeral; birth of Scotty; causing trouble for
Auto Focus
; feuding with Robert Crane; hawking Bob Crane’s porn on the internet; on her Hollywood sex life; joining
Hogan’s Heroes
; moving Bob Crane’s body; at murder scene; obituary; pimping for Bob Crane’s birthday; as possible murder suspect; seeing Robert Crane after the murder; suing Bob Crane for divorce; at war with Robert Crane; with all the kids in Mammoth, CA; on witness stand during murder trial

Crane, Robert (Robert David Crane): in
Auto Focus
spotlight; California childhood; with John Candy; John Candy’s funeral; closing up Frostbacks; cowriting Bruce Dern’s memoir,
Things I’ve Said, but Probably Shouldn’t Have
; Crane family feud; at crime scene; father’s funeral; day after father’s murder; death of John Candy;
Deep Throat
premiere; delivering bad news to the family; in Durango, Mexico, with Chuck Sloan; in Durango, Mexico, with John Candy; early years in Connecticut; on editing; film school; first girlfriend; first serious girlfriend; getting news about father; growing a business from scratch; impact of Vietnam on; informing Rose Candy of John’s death; interviewing Koko the gorilla; interviewing Joan Rivers; in junior high,
58–59; Kari Hildebrand’s art show; on Kari Hildebrand’s demise; Kari Hildebrand’s illness; making
Hostage for a Day
; making
The Second Morning After
; marrying Leslie;
McKeever and the Colonel
meeting; meeting Kari Hildebrand; meeting Leslie Bertram; meeting with Patti after father’s murder; at the morgue; with Jack Nicholson;
Oui
magazine; pool league; questions about father’s murder; radio show; riding in cars with father; in rock ’n’ roll band; with the
SCTV
gang; seeing the Beatles; selling Hogan’s jacket; summers in the stalag; talking to detectives; at trial of John Henry Carpenter; working for
Playboy
; working with Paul Schrader on
Auto Focus
; writing for
Hwy 111

Crane, Rose

Crane, Scotty (Robert Scott Crane): at
Auto Focus
screening; birth of; feuding with Robert Crane; getting Hogan’s hat; making peace; in Scottsdale, AZ; selling father’s porn on the internet

Cronkite, Walter

Crosby, Bing

Crosby, David

Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young

Cruise, Tom

Cry Baby Killer, The
(film)

Crystal, Billy

Culkin, Macaulay

Culp, Robert

Curcio, Rose

Curtis, Jamie Lee

Dafoe, Willem

Dana, Bill

Dangerfield, Rodney

Davis, Miles

Davis, Sammy, Jr.

Dawson, Mark

Dawson, Richard

Dean, Ron

Death at a Funeral
(film)

DeBakey, Michael

Decker, Rick

DeLaurentiis, Dino

Delirious
(film)

DeNiro, Robert

Dern, Bruce

Diamond, Bryan

Diamond, Dave

Diana, Princess of Wales

Dickinson, Angie

Dick Van Dyke Show, The
(TV series)

Didion, Joan

Diller, Phyllis

DiMaggio, Joe

Dinklage, Peter

Dixon, Ivan

Doctor Drew
(TV show)

Doctor Phil
(TV show)

Dog Day Afternoon
(film)

Dollard, Pat

Donna Reed Show, The
(TV series)

Dorsey, Tommy

Doug, Doug E.

Douglas, Michael

Doyle-Murray, Brian

Drew Carey Show, The
(TV series)

Dreyfuss, Richard

Dr. No
(film)

Duke, Patty

Duke, Robin

Dullea, Keir

Dunne, John Gregory

Duvall, Shelley

Dylan, Bob

Edelstein, David

Eden, Barbara

Ed Sullivan Show, The
(TV show)

Eisner, Michael

Elmore, Bob

Englert, Rod

Epstein, Brian

Ericsson, Sandee

Evans, Robert

Everett, Bruce

Fabares, Shelley

Faces
(film)

Fagen, Donald

Farrell, Colin

Fat Man and Little Boy
(film)

FC Enterprises

Fearon, J. D.

Fein, Bernard

Feldman, Edward H.

Feldman Estate

Fellini, Federico

“Fellini Excursions”

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
(film)

Fiend Who Walked the West, The
(film)

Fisher, Carrie

Flaherty, Joe

Flaherty, Paul

Fleischman, Gary

Fleiss, Heidi

Flynn, Joe

Ford, Glenn

Ford, John

Fossey, Dian

Freberg, Stan

Freeman, Ernie

Freeman, Fred

Friendly, Suzy

From Russia with Love
(film)

Frostbacks Production

Fryer, Chris; college roommate of Robert Crane; cowriting Bruce Dern’s memoir,
Things I’ve Said, but Probably Shouldn’t Have
; creating FC Enterprises; interviewing Bruce Dern for
Oui
magazine; at Kari Hildebrand’s memorial

Fryer, David

F Troop
(TV series)

Gaines, John

Galbraith, John Kenneth

Gallagher, Bret

Garner, James

Garr, Teri

Gary, John

Gerbosi, Michael

GE Theatre, The
(TV series)

Get Smart
(TV series)

Giannini, Giancarlo

Gibson, Charlie

Gibson, Mel

Gibson, Toy

Gilcrest, Candra

Gish, Lillian

Godfather, The
(film)

Godfather 2, The
(film)

Godfrey, Arthur

Golab, Jan

Goldberg, Whoopi

Goldfinger
(film)

Goldstein, Bill

Goodall, Jane

Goodman, Benny

Goodman, Gary

Gorillas in the Mist
(film)

Gormé, Eydie

Gould, Elliott

Grant, Cary

Graysmith, Robert

Great Escape, The
(film)

Green Acres
(TV series)

Greene, Ellen

Gretzky, Janet Jones

Gretzky, Wayne

Guest, Christopher

Gus
(film)

Gwynne, Fred

Haas, Bob and Betty

Haas, Diane; breakup with Robert Crane; engaged to Robert Crane; having an abortion; in Mammoth, CA, with Crane family; meeting Fred Astaire; meeting Robert Crane at USC

Haas, Kris

Haley, Alex

Hall, D. J. (Debra Jane)

Halprin, Daria

Hanks, Tom

Hannah, Daryl

Hannity, Sean

Hanson, Dian

Hargitay, Mariska

Hargitay, Mickey

Harrison, George

Harry, Debbie

Hart, Mary

Hartman, Phil

Hawn, Goldie

Heck, Ron

Hefner, Christie

Hefner, Hugh

Heim, Maggie

Helgenberger, Marg

Hellman, Monte

Helm, Levon

Hemingway, Mariel

Hemphill, John

Hernandez, Frankie

Heston, Charlton

Hildebrand, Deborah

Hildebrand, Kari: asking Robert Crane to move out; buying house with Robert Crane; cancer’s return; debut of
Hostage for a Day
; on feminism; getting cancer; getting married; making
Hostage for a Day
; meeting Robert Crane; moving in with Robert Crane; passing of; posthumous art show; Robert Crane moving back into their house; surprise party for; with Robert Crane during making of
Uncle Buck
in Chicago