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	Buck Henry - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Buck Henry (born December 9 1930 in New York, New York as Buck Henry Zuckerman) is an American actor, writer and director, best known for his work in television, film, comedy, and satire.
		Henry has appeared in more than 40 films including Catch-22 (1970), Taking Off (1971), The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976), Gloria (1980), Eating Raoul (1982), Aria (1988), Defending Your Life (1991), The Player (1992), and Grumpy Old Men (1993).
		Buck Henry, External link, 1930 births, Living people, American screenwriters, American actors and American film directors.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Buck_Henry (261 words)

	WouldYouBelieve.com - Buck Henry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Buck Henry is one of the most talented men in Hollywood, having garnered success as a writer, director, and actor.
		Henry was born December 9, 1930 in New York as Buck Henry Zuckerman.
		From that, Henry became a writer and performer on That Was the Week That Was, a critical smash.
	www.wouldyoubelieve.com /henry.html (182 words)

	ESPN.com - Kansas whitetail archer to enter record book (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Henry buck, which has been given an initial green gross score of 217 1/8-inches and a green net-score of 196 2/8-inches by Pope and Young Club measurer Gary Hunsicker, could also rank as one of the top three P & Y typical whitetails of all time.
		Henry, wanting to give the big 10-point he had missed a lengthy rest before hunting the buck again, eagerly accepted an invitation from Jeff to hunt the Frank family's old home place.
		Henry and his hunting partner were able to make it to their stand locations without spooking any deer.
	sports.espn.go.com /espn/print?id=1287621&type=story (1317 words)

	Saturday Night Live Samurai - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		His slovenly, unshaved appearance, casual manner, and tendency to pull a hand out of his sleeve and scatch his chin-stubble all suggest Toshiro Mifune's mannerisms in the classic film Yojimbo, and the sequel, Sanjuro.
		Samaurai Futaba would probably not have become a recurring character if it weren't for Buck Henry's insistence that there be a second sketch featuring him when he first hosted on January 17, 1976.
		Dantley (host Buck Henry) waits as The Samurai makes a sandwich by severing ropes on hanging salami, slicing tomatoes in midair, and splitting bread with his skull while apparently carrying on a pleasant conversation despite it being in two separate languages.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Saturday_Night_Live_Samurai (539 words)

	A Daring Escape
		Buck saw the flicker of fear that crossed the older woman’s face as the girl passed by the two men.
		Buck couldn’t decide if this was really such good news or not, but he didn’t have time to waste worrying about it.
		Buck sat staring at the floor as Sam sat at his desk wondering what was really going on because none of this made any sense.
	writersranch.topcities.com /Karen/ADE.html (6372 words)

	Gyros (Brett Buck; Henry Spencer; Jordin Kare)
		A rocket's control system typically does use gyroscopes to detect changes in attitude, but the correction is done by altering the direction of rocket thrust, not by use of gyroscopic forces.
		There are several kinds of sensor which are okay either for low-precision work, or in favorable orientations or at favorable times (for example, Sun sensors do not work in eclipse), but nothing that quite equals gyros for precision and the ability to work at all times in all positions.
		From: henry@spsystems.net (Henry Spencer) Newsgroups: sci.space.science Subject: Re: gyroscopes Date: Thu, 18 Nov 1999 02:35:30 GMT In article <3831C54E.3EF9DD67@vtacks.com.net>, Dan wrote: >I was just curious why gyroscopes seem to fail so often in spacecraft.
	yarchive.net /space/spacecraft/gyro.html (3512 words)

	Henry Baby Names - Henry Names
		Henry names 1-10 are Algernon, Beacher, Buck, Clay, Comstock, Dana, Darnley, Enrique, Enzo and Fielding, and related Henry name Henry.
		Buck, Clay, Dana, Enrique and Henry are popular Henry baby names.
		Henry Stewart, Lord Darnley, was the second husband of Mary, Queen of Scots, and father of James VI of Scotland and I of England.
	www.thinkbabynames.com /search/1/henry (374 words)

	Buck Henry News
		At the beginning of Robert Altman's 1992 Hollywood satire, The Player, there is a scene with Buck Henry, the screenwriter of The Graduate, pitching a sequel to his renowned 1967 film.
		Kathleen Chalfant, Buck Henry, and Denis O'Hare will star in a benefit reading of Irwin Shaw's one-act play Bury the Dead at the Great Hall at Cooper Union at 8pm on Monday, September 19.
		With his adaptation of Charles Webb's novel The Graduate, Buck Henry won the brass ring that all screenwriters fantasize about: He wrote a literate, hilarious screenplay that was turned into a hugely popular...
	www.topix.net /who/buck-henry (428 words)

	VH1.com : Movies : Person : Buck Henry : Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Buck Henry's meek and mild, ordinary guy demeanor belies a razor-sharp dry, wry wit that he aptly applies to his screenplays, the roles he portrays, and the projects he directs.
		During the '50s, Henry became somewhat famous for perpetrating the famous SINA hoax -- the acronym stands for the Society for Indecency to Naked Animals -- that made Henry a popular figure on talk shows where he would claim that naked animals were the cause of humanity's moral decay.
		Henry was a periodic host on the NBC comedy series Saturday Night Live during the '70s.
	www.vh1.com /movies/person/83069/bio.jhtml (378 words)

	Telluride Daily Planet
		Henry's premise: naked animals were the cause of humanity's moral decay.
		In the 1960s, Henry moved to the West Coast to write for the TV satire "That Was the Week That Was," with hosts Steve Allen and Garry Moore.
		According to TFF co-director Luddy, "Buck Henry is justly celebrated for his brilliant screenplays and fine screen performances, but is less well known in his role as one of the programmers for the Los Angeles Film Festival Exhibition (Filmex) during its glory days in the 1970s.
	www.telluridegateway.com /articles/2004/09/02/news/pulse/pulse01.txt (3359 words)

	Encyclopedia: Buck Henry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		To Die For is a 1995 film written by Buck Henry, based on the novel of the same name by Joyce Maynard (ISBN 0595269397), and directed by Gus Van Sant.
		With Buck Henry, he created the successful TV series Get Smart.
		Henry buck could rank as Pope and Young's third best typical of all-time, but it was a fortunate miss that set hunter up for the big one
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Buck-Henry (1561 words)

	Buck
		History of Henry Buck incorrectly given by Stiles' "History of Wethersfield", Harvey's "Buck Genealogy" and Samuel Buck's "Origin, History and Genealogy of the Buck Family" according to the Vineland Historical Magazine, V_N_P55 Henry Buck moved from Wethersfield to Easthampton, LI where he took up residence as flsmith for the town in 1697.
		Henry Buck _ bm ____ ___ __ to Henry Buck _ mf 1800 Jul 26 Keziah Newman _.
		Ephraim Buck 11 bm 1676 Jul 13 to Ephraim Buck 10 et ux Sarah (nee Brooks 10) Buck.
	www.cowaro.com /Genealogy/Surname_file/Buck.html (7759 words)

	XL \| Cover Story \| Buck Henry on comedy without consequences - Oct. 20, 2005
		Short and a mite grumpy, his familiar deadpan puss accented by owlish glasses, Buck Henry is a frequent guest at the Austin Film Festival and Screenwriters Conference.
		Henry, 74, returns this weekend to appear on two panels discussing comedy writing and his work, which also includes co-creating the '60s television series "Get Smart" (with Mel Brooks) and writing-performing on the trailblazing TV satire "That Was the Week That Was," starring Steve Allen and Garry Moore.
		We talked to Henry by phone about changes in comedy since his early days, through his numerous hosting spots on "Saturday Night Live" in the '70s, down to the Farrelly brothers.
	www.austin360.com /xl/content/movies/xl/2005/10/affhenry_10-20-05.html (746 words)

	Buck Henry - MovieActors.com
		Buck Henry was born on December 9, 1030 in New York City.
		Buck Henry is a member of SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE's (1975) "Five Timers Club" by hosting the show 10 times.
		Back in the early 1960s, Buck Henry was a member of an improvisationl theater group, The Premise, in Greenwich Village.
	www.movieactors.com /actors/buckhenry.htm (121 words)

	New Page 1
		Buck spent that whole night wonderin’ why in tarnation there was a snake followin’ him and exactly what to do ‘bout it.
		Ole John Henry dispatched the smaller critters as part of his evenin’ meal and when somethin’ bigger came along, he started a rattlin’…and that was somethin’ else to behold.
		In the end, she steered Buck into the stall she had planned for him all along and the marriage was announced.
	www.gppaaz.org /write_stuff_critter.htm (3399 words)

	Recollections of Old TV Shows - "The New Show"
		Dave Thomas, Buck Henry, Al Franken, Tom Davis, et al as a group of scabs discussing their future now that the strike has been settled.
		Taped segment of Henry sitting in on an acting lesson being given to a class of young British women by Michael Caine (Thomas).
		Dave Thomas as a movie director; Buck Henry and Valri Bromfield as stars in the foreground; Steve Martin and Catherine O'Hara as extras in the background who keep calling attention to themselves and who are generally disruptive to the production.
	pages.prodigy.net /pizzabagel/OldTVShows_TheNewShow.htm (1227 words)

	MCN Notepad ... The 31st Annual Telluride Program
		With his adaptation of Charles Webb's novel The Graduate, Buck Henry won the brass ring that all screenwriters fantasize about: He wrote a literate, hilarious screenplay that was turned into a hugely popular and influential film.
		Henry was a regular performer on and contributor to the weekly sketch-comedy program That Was the Week that Was, which set the standard for political satire, and, later, a frequent host on Saturday Night Live.
		And if you thought Buck Henry might be a bit too intelligent, too hip, to appeal to a younger generation of filmmakers, remember that one of the best of them, Gus Van Sant, picked Henry's caustic, laugh-out-loud funny script TO DIE FOR to make his studio debut.
	www.moviecitynews.com /notepad/2004/040903_npd.html (8336 words)

	NPR : The Graduate, Present at the Creation
		It helped launch the careers of actor Dustin Hoffman, screenwriter Buck Henry and director Mike Nichols and has been credited with the assassination of the romantic comedy.
		Buck Henry, who not only was a writer but also acted in the film.
		Listen to writer, actor and comedian Buck Henry's recollections about The Graduate in a 1997 Fresh Air interview on the film's 30th anniversary.
	www.npr.org /programs/morning/features/patc/graduate (1342 words)

	National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund - Officer of the Month - February 1999, Detective Richard ...
		As a young Marine, fresh from the jungles of Vietnam and inspired by family friends who were Los Angeles police officers, Detective Henry followed in their footsteps at the age of 21.
		In 1986, Detective Henry was assigned to Homicide Investigations and became one of the Division's elite investigators.
		It was Detective Henry's tenacious investigation of the murder of Secret Service Special Agent Julie Cross that resulted not only in the conviction of her murderers but also culminated in convictions in a separate triple-murder case.
	www.nleomf.com /TheFund/programs/OOM/henry_feb99.htm (905 words)

	SNL Transcripts: Buck Henry: 05/22/76 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Summary: Frank Noland (Buck Henry) has multiple phone lines to talk with the public, but, no matter how high he raises the stakes in controversial topics, no one calls him.
		Summary: Director (Buck Henry) and casting agent (Chevy Chase) audition a group of actors for a crowd scene in a new movie.
		Summary: On the town, Buck Henry talks to peopleshopping for toilet seats.
	snltranscripts.jt.org /75/75u.phtml (411 words)

	Buck Henry's Monologue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Buck Henry: I bet they're going to be calling you "The Sweetheart of Saturday Night Live" pretty soon, Lucy.
		[Buck steps aside and we pull back to view the entire new cast lined up, waving to the audience who cheer and applaud.
		Finally, Buck steps forward and raises a hand.] All of them - all of these kids are gonna be spending the summer at NBC's Comedy Camp in upstate New York - studying assiduously under the supervision of NBC's dean of comedy workshops, Mr.
	snltranscripts.jt.org /79/79tmono.phtml (742 words)

	SNL Transcripts: Buck Henry: 01/17/76: Buck Henry's Monologue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Buck Henry: Thank you, thank you, thank you all very much.
		Quite frankly, I'm honored that they called me. And I don't mind saying that as far as I'm concerned this is the best damn show in television.
		I've done a lot of kidding out here, and jokes about New York, jokes about show business, and I'm glad to see you pertain that sense of humor, that special blend of affection and sensibility that is Bicentennial America today.
	snltranscripts.jt.org /75/75jmono.phtml (652 words)

	Bayou Scene by William Henry Buck (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		William H. Buck, a Norwegian native, spent much of his life in New Orleans.
		Influenced by the style of Richard Clague, the leading Louisiana landscape artist, Buck painted the bayous, oak trees, and rustic vistas of the Mississippi River Delta.
		This scene of a rustic cabin in the dark swamp with two men fishing is typical of Buck’s depictions of rural Louisiana life.
	lsm.crt.state.la.us /painting/buck.htm (172 words)

	SNL Archives \| Episode
		John Belushi accidentally slashes Buck Henry's forehead as he breaks down a wall with his sword.
		Buck has a large bandage over the cut on his forehead.
		He wears it for the remainder of the episode, and various cast members wear similar bandages as a running joke.
	snl.jt.org /ep.php?i=7610308 (73 words)

	Buck Henry in DVD
		Henry Fonda re-created his Broadway hit for this 1955 film that was mostly directed by Fonda's frequent collaborator, John Ford (Young Mr.
		Joseph Heller's novel was one of the seminal literary events of the 1960s, but Mike Nichols's film ultimately proved too literal in its attempt to bring Heller's fragmented fiction to the screen.
		A gung-ho and merciful angel (Buck Henry) pulls Joe Pendleton (Beatty), a football star, out of his body before his time, forcing the higher powers to come up with a substitute host.
	www.wensstyle.com /DVD/Actor/lookup/Buck%20Henry/page-1.html (641 words)

	Buck Henry
		While they are talking, a rope ladder of knotted bedsheets descends into view just outside the glass, and the girl seen before (Gilda Radner) climbs down, walks across the lawn and then chases the gardener, while the Presidential Assistant calmly alerts Security.
		Nothing would be simpler than to film this correctly, but Henry breaks the scene up with editing, and this is typical of the entire film.
		Our critics like what they know, and as they know precious little, they are bound to be vexed.
	cmulrooney.tripod.com /henrybuck.html (744 words)

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