阮老□并不太明白阳刚骂人的□(🧙),但□,听到人们(🚭)的□应,也知□不是什么□🥈)好话,骂了一句:“真□不□死活。”人已经往后走去,把□□范□(□)在了阳刚的面□。In 1965,□Bob Cran□, □ho had a□hieved some ea□l□er succe□s as a□t□levision suppor□ing act□r,□was workin□ as a succ□ss□□l m□□□□n□ radio DJ at KN□ □os Ang□les. □espi□e enjoying his wo□k, pho□ogra□hy (especi□lly □f□□□e female for□□ □nd drummin□, Crane wan□ed to be □ □ov□e star. So □t □a□□with □o□e relucta□ce□that he accepted the titl□ sta□r□ng role in a new tel□vision sitc□m calle□ Hogan□#3□;s Heroe□ □1□65), a □WII POW com□dy. To □is □urp□ise, the show□became□a hit and catapulted hi□ □o□televi□ion stardom.□T□e fam□ resulting □rom the show led to excesses an□ a meeting □ith h□me vi□eo s□l□sman □n□ □□chni□ia□ Joh□ Carpente□, with who he w□uld□f□rm □ □□iendship based on their mutual□□nteres□s, n□mely □x□essive sex (for C□ane, purely heter□sex□al□sex) and□capturing nude fe□ale□ on ce□□uloid. His fa□□□all□we□ □r□ne□to have as much s□x as he □anted, wh□□h was□in□ongruent to his somewhat who□e□ome□televi□ion fr□e□dly imag□, and □he way □□ portrayed him□el□ to a□most □veryone e□cept Carpenter a□d h□s...