Although the series only ran for two seasons, the “band” itself became a hit-making machine with singles like “Last Train to Clarksville,” “I’m a Believer” and “Daydream Believer.” After the sitcom was canceled, the Monkees starred in the 1968 now-cult classic] wasn’t so much about the deconstruction of the Monkees, but it was using the deconstruction of the Monkees as metaphor for the deconstruction of the Hollywood film industry,” the Monkees’ Micky Dolenzin 2016.
Also, these were the guys that were going to go off and makeMuch to the Monkees’ chagrin — “If I had been living in L.A.
TheMickyDolenz1 I wish that Monkees realized sooner how important they were to so many.was sickly as a child asthma and allergic to everything. I couldn’t go out side and was home schooled til I was 13. The monkees kept me from feeling lonely. They cheered me up when I was sad and made me happy.
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TheMickyDolenz1 RIP Bob. You're brilliant work is a wonderful legacy.
I loved Bob. He was one of my few public fans in Hollywood. I will forever be inspired by his strength and unwavering commitment to everything and everyone in his life.
Mountains of the Moon was one of my favorites of his. Sir Richard Burton was the perfect character for Rafelson and his talents. A great movie that's difficult to find streaming actually. RIP