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Tiny Tim in "The Paradox Parallel", ca.1990s - Scene 2
Many thanks to author Elizabeth Stokes Hoffman and Mark Frizzell for the details regarding this project! And a huge shoutout to @blakej2621 for inspiring a further push to get this info!
Re-upload of a video from waaay back in the day amongst Tiny Tim fans! I've been working on an article and have a section discussing Tiny Tim's acting career, including an annotated filmography - which led me to this clip I've had sitting around for some time. It used to be on CZcams (we're talking pre-Google acquisition?) and was called "An Odd Thought with Tiny Tim".
The following is footage from a limited-release short film originally titled "The Paradox Parallel", from creator Mark Frizzell (a stop-motion enthusiast who did some bumpers for the Sci Fi Channel and co-creator of the cult classic "Winterbeast"). The original film is about thirty minutes, and this is Tiny's sole appearance - though they apparently had to do quite a lot of takes!
Re-upload of a video from waaay back in the day amongst Tiny Tim fans! I've been working on an article and have a section discussing Tiny Tim's acting career, including an annotated filmography - which led me to this clip I've had sitting around for some time. It used to be on CZcams (we're talking pre-Google acquisition?) and was called "An Odd Thought with Tiny Tim".
The following is footage from a limited-release short film originally titled "The Paradox Parallel", from creator Mark Frizzell (a stop-motion enthusiast who did some bumpers for the Sci Fi Channel and co-creator of the cult classic "Winterbeast"). The original film is about thirty minutes, and this is Tiny's sole appearance - though they apparently had to do quite a lot of takes!
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Tiny Tim in "The Paradox Parallel" ca.1990s - Scene 1
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Many thanks to author Elizabeth Stokes Hoffman and Mark Frizzell for the following details about this project! Tiny Tim in a limited release film originally titled "The Paradox Parallel" (it was then renamed against creator Mark Frizzell's wishes to "An Odd Thought") - the general theme of the film, as I understand it, was extraterrestrials and Jungian synchronicity. This scene features Robin L...
Tiny Tim on the 30 Years of Rock and Roll Tour (1995)
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Herbert Khaury (better known by his stage name Tiny Tim) performing on the 30 Years of Rock and Roll Tour. Introduced by Donnie Brooks (famous for his 1960 hit "Mission Bell"), Tiny performed that day alongside Larry Raspberry (of The Gentrys), Sal Valentino (of The Beau Brummels), Dennis Yost (of the Classics IV), Michael "Cub" Koda (who penned "Smokin' In The Boys' Room"), and Joey Molland (o...
Tiny Tim on the 30 Years of Rock and Roll Tour (1990)
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Herbert Khaury (better known by his stage name Tiny Tim) performing on the 30 Years of Rock and Roll Tour. Introduced by Donnie Brooks (famous for his 1960 hit "Mission Bell"), Tiny performed that night alongside such acts as Cannibal and The Headhunters (famous for "Land of a Thousand Dances"), Jewel Akins (known for "The Birds and The Bees"), Al Wilson (who performed "Show and Tell"), Dennis ...
Tiny Tim on the 30 Years of Rock and Roll Tour (1991)
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Herbert Khaury (better known by his stage name Tiny Tim) performing on the 30 Years of Rock and Roll Tour. Introduced by Donnie Brooks (famous for his 1960 hit "Mission Bell"), Tiny performed that night alongside Cannibal and The Headhunters (famous for "Land of a Thousand Dances"), Jewel Akins (known for "The Birds and The Bees"), Al Wilson (who performed "Show and Tell"), Pat Upton (lead sing...
Tiny Tim on Downey (ca. 1994)
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One of Herbert Khaury's appearances on the late Morton Downey Jr.'s show. A rather candid interview in which Tiny talks about being manipulated by his managers, the troubles of his first marriage, and his estrangement from his daughter Tulip. Tiny also sings "You're Always A Baby To Mother" in honor of Mother's day. That being said, I imagine this show was taped May 13th. I do not claim ownersh...
Tiny Tim on Vicki! (1992)
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Herbert Khaury's appearance on Vicki Lawrence's show, where they talk about his rise and fall from the spotlight. The discussion is interrupted by comedian Bill Saluga. Also featured is Tiny's second wife, Miss Jan. The show aired October 28th. All rights belong to Group W Productions.
Tiny Tim on Thicke Of The Night (ca. 1983-1985)
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Excerpt of Herbert Khaury's appearance on Alan Thicke's show, where he talks about Miss Dixie and performs a great rendition of "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?". All rights belong to MGM.
Tiny Tim on Get Down With It! (1995)
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Herbert Khaury's (Tiny Tim's) interview with Fancy Ray on his Minneapolis Public Access Television show. Subjects covered in the interview are his rise and fall from the spotlight, as well as his outlook on religion and marriage. Also interviewed is Tiny's third wife, the one and only Sue Khaury. Thanks to Hard To Find Films for providing me with a copy of this footage. I do not claim ownership...
Tiny Tim on Dr. Demento's 20th Anniversary Special (1991)
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The late great Herbert Khaury (a.k.a. Tiny Tim) performed on this special along with Barnes & Barnes and Weird Al in 1991. I do not claim ownership of this video, and all rights belong to Barry Hansen, Comedy Central, and Ernie Clark. (Special thanks to Ernie for providing me with this priceless performance by the one and only Tiny Tim).
Best guest on Howard Stern.
Desde chile, lo descubrí hace poco, es un genio, maravilloso
We love Tiny in this House!!
Que voz mas sobria!!!!
If you listen without watching, then you will understand that during and especially... More, especially before his time, this is how music used to sound. It used to be called quality music.
Highly intelligent... This man was unique. He was on the spectrum...
I think you is a very highly intelligent performer
I’ve been listening to Tiny everyday for the last few months, since i heard him here on CZcams ❤he’s wonderful 💝
What a fine instrument of a voice he possessed ~ have greatly enjoyed the deep dive I have taken this last week on this very unique artist. He was a most lively interpreter of American pre WW2 music and highly witty at reinventing contemporary later 20th century popular songs 🎵 - of which Highway To Hell is my favourite. Joy, laughter, fun, charisma, class - TT had it all!
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To me, the name Tiny Tim is synonymous with the word icon. Yes, one could call him eccentric, but that was something that made him uniquely talented. Tiny taught himself to play several musical instruments--the ukulele, the violin, the guitar, and the mandolin--and sing. Though I wasn't around when he was in his prime, from what people told me and watching his videos, somehow I think Tiny was dismissed as a novelty act when he deserved more credit. God bless Tiny Tim!
I totally beleive with Tims belief in an "angry God". God is a God of love, but He is also a God of wrath! Thank you Tim and may God bless Tiny Tim!!!
The Press lies ALL the time! I have experienced the same thing personally. They do it to their own advantage, to get people to read and believe their CRAP!
Awwww he truly is a wonderful human being. And im so thankful that those ppl there that night was really really kind to him and respectful. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Awwww i watched this whole video and I've noticed that he has gotten more comfortable on stage over the years have anyone here also noticed that about Tiny?
I truly always liked this man and as long as I have breath in me he will always have a place in my ❤
''they all kept away from me'' so sad. What a lovely man.R.I.P.
Tiny Tim es uno de los grandes personajes de la Historia. Solo Salvador Dalí podría superarlo.
Tiny Tim definitely had some unordinary movements during his performances. But good Lord, could he sing! He was just so genuinely himself and people laughed at him for it, but he couldn't have been less bothered by it. It was like he didn't even hear it!
Tiny Tim would've been a VIP on the Epstein Island list.
Thank you for correcting the name of this event RIP Donnie Brooks RIP Mr. Tim
The man spoke boldly,nonchalantly mentioned the name of Jesus the “Christ” and the Holy Spirit publicly,not afraid,or ashamed,a huge plus in my book,for this you can know he’s truly “resting in peace”.
He's a genius savant
Tiny Tim needs his own bio pic so more people, specially those tik tok kids who thinks he is a creepy freak, could know him better.
He had the most unique voice.
Feel like Vicki could of been the singer.
Te enganchas con sus primeras actuaciones..esas dis canciones,que él versionó,no las puedes olvidar,una vez oídas.Fuel a su personalidad..auténtico y diferente...es genial.
뭐야 내가 알던 그 목소리가 아닌데? 내가 알던 목소리는 스폰지밥에 나오던 가성 잔뜩 낀 목소리였는데?
He did this on the tonight show and Johnny did not like it.
I think tiny had a lot of females. They left him when he lived up to his name. 😂
He was such a nice guy and very talented. Im not a fan of current biopics but I think Tiny Tim deserves one of his own
How did you get ahold of these clips? There's otherwise zero evidence of its existence online!
I know! They were excerpted in a Tiny Tim doc done in the mid-2000s, called "Tiny Tim: The Last Hurrah" (naturally there was no info as to the source of these). I tried reaching out to both the project directors, but it turned out one of them died in the past couple years and the other no longer lives at the address given in the white pages... so I'm left stumped and frustrated that I didn't retain the now-decade long memory of the director commenting on the original post... so. damn. frustrating.
All I’ve managed to surmise from these clips is that the setting/production of the film was Pennsylvania or Maryland, as Tiny refers in his abduction-esque story to Route 111…
Do you recall coming across a Tiny Tim 'official fan page' website (or something to that effect)? It looks to be deleted, and I can't remember the URL so as to search for it on the Wayback machine. But I recall it having a lot of really detailed information about Tiny Tim. I may be conflating it with the director comment you mentioned, but I'm sure I remember reading about how many takes this scene took, because Tiny kept flubbing the line. I wonder if finding that old website would have more information about the movie.
You mean Tinytim.org! Ernie Clark used to run that, and I think before it was Sue Gardner - wayback’s got TONS of pages from the site up there - I think you may be on to something with that remembrance… I think there was also something about Blood Harvest that was similar, but I’m gonna try digging into those urls!
Updated the deets as to what the heck this movie was! Thanks for pushing me to dig deeper on this
He is sweet.
Este hombre era espectacular no se porq lo satanizan será porq su arte no era de su tiempo y era un gran artista descansa en paz gran tiny
He was not ashamed of naming the name of Jesus the “Christ”,and now he’s home with the lord. Looking forward to meeting him in the future , “In my fathers house are many mansions and if I go and prepare a place for you I will come again and receive you unto myself that where I am you may be also”~ Jesus
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Tiny Tim was so precious. Yes he was eccentric, but he was truly a gem 💔
6:19 tiptoe thru the tulips
The 30 Years of Rock N Roll Tour was produced by Ron Kurtz and Donnie Brooks. Where did you get the name of Richard Nader as part of it?
That is an excellent question... it was from the labeling of a bootleg I received, and which I took for granted was definitely the name of the producer of the show. Thank you for clarifying this, I'll be sure to adjust the titles!
He was so cute. 💕💜💕
Didnt know ge can talk or comprehend
Brilliant 🤩 Thank You So Much Tiny Tim. RIP 🪦 Let Me Call You Sweetheart ❤ 🎉 😢.
Que gran pedazo de artista,el reconocimiento que le debemos es poco, con su gran carisma y hermoso talento👏👏👏💐
Ive always have loved this guy's vocal range and his loonacy, it helped me laugh and kept me sane.😅😂 13:40
Met him in the late 70s in a Long Island club, The White House. We were the only ones who showed up the first night. He apologized to us but he wasn't going to play. I shook his hand and he thanked us for coming. We got in the next night without paying and he was amazing.
Grande artista
So beautiful & wonderful! ~
He must have used the same color hair dye as Trump
Yeah! Big blow hard. Felt really weird/disgusted when he ended here in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Then Lakewood Cemetery where my relatives rest. Please too much. Do your weird act and quit rambling on. Can't imagine how his wives put up with him.