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Old 09-28-2016, 01:53 PM
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The second one is a KV-2643R. I think they had a KV-9400 in the kitchen. I haven't seen the movie but naturally I researched the TVs.
Great movie, I saw it a couple times in the theater back in 82.
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Great movie, I saw it a couple times in the theater back in 82.
As I recall Steven Spielberg didn't want to cast Heather O'Rourke because she was so young but she got the part because she did such a bang-up job acting terrified. Who knows if the movie would have been such a success without her.

As for the KV-2645RS, I think Walter Matthau uses one as his main set in Grumpy Old Men. I noticed a roundie as well while he was on his way to the Sony.

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