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One brave man has filmed "The Day the Clown Cried" on his own, playing all the roles himself. This movie will never be released, so this enactment may be the closest we will ever come to seeing it. To be candid, I do not have the courage to watch even an enactment of this movie on my own, so I am having a simulwatch viewing of it. Call it cyber hand holding, a virtual group hug, or whatever you want, but I want to watch it, and I will not watch it alone. Thus, the Bonehead Radio Film Review Podcast, this Thursday, August 22 at 8:45 PM CDT. Talkshoe link is here: http://www.talkshoe.com/talkshoe/web/talkCast.jsp?masterId=129911&cmd=tc A little after 8:45, we will all begin watching the movie at the same time, via the you tube playlist of all the parts of the movie at this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUv-ZtYzYXY&list=PLV1PxYLX6soiVcaSPcPy6mMVBRPnjJlh5 We will probably comment on the movie as we watch it, but I am not anticipating anything beyond gasps and sobs. Join us if you dare! If you have read this far and still don't know what the Day the Clown Cried is nor why a grown man would refuse to watch a movie alone, you deserve to know that the movie was directed, co-written & co-produced by Jerry Lewis in 1972. It tells the story of a clown in Germany during World War II who is sent to a concentration camp and entertains children on the way to the gas chamber. No, you are not prepared either. Join us! Cowboy Wally