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“They have to be careful with the camera with this costume… When I bend over they’re in trouble” – Heather Menzies
I highly recommend you read the newspaper article below. The description of how the creators of futuristic TV show Logan’s Run (1977-78) kept making co-star Heather Menzies’ wardrobe skimpier and skimpier is pretty hilarious.
Former Sound of Music star, Playboy model, and spouse of Robert Urich, Heather Menzies, filled out one of the scantiest miniskirts ever to grace the boob tube. Heather’s miniskirt is the high water mark in the history of miniskirts on television. No skirt was shorter, more center-stage, or more prone to flying upwards.
Of course, the original movie was no slouch when it came to to miniskirts either. It falls in line with the grand tradition of the 1950s-70s to depict futuristic women’s clothing as miniskirts. We could postulate all day as to who filled out the costume better: Jennifer Agutter or Heather Menzies. However, when compared to the television landscape of miniskirts from On the Buses (1969) to The Nanny (1993) , Logan’s Run reigns supreme.
Indeed, it was the topic of much discussion at the time. Even smack in the middle of the “jiggle TV” phenomenon, it still raised eyebrows. “They have to be careful with the camera with this costume… When I bend over they’re in trouble,” said Heather.
There were 14 episodes in all, before the show was ridiculously cancelled. It was hyped pretty big with the younger generation – I remember it being the cover story in Dynamite .
Alas, the story goes that CBS preempted the show one too many times, and so the show was never able to build momentum.
Why else did it fail? Well, check out the awful looking robot. Granted, this wasn’t supposed to be a Terminator or IG-88… but, c’mon! I don’t know if it’s attributable to the show’s limited budget or poor effects department, but Logan’s Run was woefully lacking compared to Buck Rogers and Battlestar Galactica.
I think the guy in the scene above is Linden Chiles. He’s been in a million TV shows, but I know him best as Marilyn’s boyfriend in the first episode of The Munsters.
This scene is truly remarkable. There’s an inexplicable cave-in down this hallway (?) and Jessica must be carried by her robot friend, Rem. The camera leers up her skirt as the pair travels the length of, not one, but two corridors. There is simply no other reason for this scene to exist other than to spice things up a little..
I’ve already mentioned that the show was preempted a great deal, which prevented it from gaining momentum, and the lacks of special effects. However, they can’t be the only reasons. Having just watched all fourteen, I think I understand why.
First, not a lot happens in each episode. Logan and Jessica get captured, are induced into a hallucinogenic dream state, then are saved by their android friend…. and that’s it. There was simply too much talking and slow parts to hold the attention of a young audience.
Plus, there wasn’t a very cohesive world you could immerse yourself into like Star Wars or Battlestar Galactica . Jessica and Logan are on the run and encounter folks along the way… but there’s no intriguing backstory, no “mythology episodes” as they used to say about the X-Files. And, unlike Doctor Wh o, the stories themselves were inconsistent – sometimes terribly weak, sometimes excellent.
Miniskirts are great, but they alone do not make a great show…… Well, they kind of do, but you get my point. Kids wanted lasers, aliens, and spaceships. What they got was very little action, zero aliens, and zero spaceships (unless you count their lame hovercraft). Not exactly a recipe for success in the shadow of a newly released Star Wars.
But here’s the rub – you’ve got to give a show time to develop. Just when Logan and Jessica started to really define their characters, the show was scrapped.
The wardrobe department designed a gossamer pink costume for Heather which looks for all the world like a shorty nightie… The skimpy gown was slit up both sides to the waist. Ergo, more of Menzies scenic landscape was revealed than ever before. Still dissatisfied, a fiat was sent down that Heather should forget the undergarments. Panty hose were eliminated. And, finally, it was ruled that Heather should also go without a bra…
When Heather’s first footage was reviews by the brains trust, one executive said, “Gad, we can’t have her running around like that! This is a children’s show.”
“In the pilot show they had me running around in a pink gunny sack with a bionic bra. I also wore pink tights and ballet slippers. They had my hair pulled back in barrets. It made me look like a 12-year-old… No I look like a woman.”
The views up Menzies’ skirt are plentiful. I’d devote a whole post to them if it wasn’t so perverted and sad. It would make a good drinking game, though.
Piranha is a 1978 American B movie about a swarm of killer piranhas. It was directed by Joe Dante and starred Bradford Dillman, Heather Menzies. The film is a parody of the 1975 film Jaws and inspired a whole range of movies with a similar theme.
BTW: Many of you may remember Heather Menzies as Louisa von Trapp from The Sound of Music . Although my personal favorite is her role in Piranha (1978).
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The widow of actor Robert Urich had been diagnosed with the condition just four weeks ago, according to her family
ACTRESS Heather Menzies-Urich who famously played Louisa von Trapp in the 1965 hit film The Sound of Music has died aged 68.
Heather, who was also the widow of actor Robert Urich, had very recently been diagnosed with brain cancer, according to her son Ryan Urich.
He said his mother died on Christmas Eve, surrounded by her children and family members.
"She was an actress, a ballerina and loved living her life to the fullest," Urich said.
"She was not in any pain but, nearly four weeks after her diagnosis of terminal brain cancer, she had enough and took her last breath on this Earth at 7.22pm."
Among those to pay tribute were Kym Karath, who played her sister Gretl in the musical - which on to win 10 Oscars.
I am filled with infinite sadness tonight. My precious friend and SOM sister Heather Menzies passed away this evening. Devastated.
Born in Toronto, her first screen credit came in the TV series The Farmer's Daughter in 1964.
She was 15 when she was cast as the third eldest of the seven von Trapp children in the Oscar-winning Rodgers & Hammerstein blockbuster The Sound of Music.
Her other feature films credits included Hawaii, Piranha and Endangered Species. Her TV credits included Dragnet, Bonanza and Logan's Run.
At 23, she posed nude for Playboy magazine under the headline The Tender Trapp, a decision she said horrified her Presbyterian parents, who were originally from Scotland.
The child star's family moved from Canada to the Los Angeles area when she was a teenager.
She was just a teen when she landed the role of Louisa in the landmark musical directed by Robert Wise, that starred Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer.
Menzies-Urich met her future husband while filming a commercial for Libby's Corned Beef Hash in the mid-1970s. Urich died in 2002 of a rare form of cancer.
Heather later created the Robert Urich Foundation and spent most of her time in recent years to the organisation that raises money for cancer research and support for cancer patients.
"Heather was part of 'the family'," Ted Chapin, of the Rodgers & Hammerstein estate, said. "Heather was a cheerful and positive member of the group, always hoping for the next gathering.
"We are all lucky to have known her, and she will happily live on in that beautiful movie. We will miss her."
She is survived by her three children, several grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Her death comes just 14 months after that of Charmian Carr - who played the eldest von Trapp daughter Liesl.
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