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The RBFC Summer 2003 Charity Auction, held in honor of Richard Burgi's
birthday, will once again support the Friends of the Sea Lion Marine Mammal
Center in Laguna Beach, California.
The FSLMMC mission statement (which is reproduced below) does not
fully convey the challenges facing the Center. It would be hard indeed
to overstress the constant need for long-term volunteers and for donations
of time, materiel, and money; one outbreak of domoic acid poisoning can
fill the Center to overflowing with sick marine mammals and devour resources
-- supplies, medicine, funds -- at an astounding rate.
We are pleased and proud to join Richard and Lori Burgi in their
support of this most worthy organization.
Friends of the Sea Lion Marine Mammal Center is a non-profit organization
staffed by dedicated volunteers and funded by donations.
Its mission is to:
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rescue, medically treat and rehabilitate seals and sea lions that are stranded
along Orange County, California beaches due to injury or illness;
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release healthy animals back to their natural habitat; and
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increase public awareness of the marine environment through education and
research.
FSLMMC contact information:
Friends of the Sea Lion Marine Mammal Center
20612 Laguna Canyon Road
Laguna Beach, California, USA 92651
(949) 494-3050 phone • (949) 494-2802 fax
Website: http://www.fslmmc.org
Email: fslmmc@earthlink.net
(Thanks to Kat Cole and the FSLMMC for the photo of Richard) |
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The Friends of the Sea Lion Marine Mammal Center (FSLMMC) is
a non-profit organization run by volunteers and funded by donations. Their
mission is to rescue sick and injured seals and sea lions, rehabilitate
them, and release them back into their natural habitat. To learn more
about the FSLMMC and their work, visit their website at www.fslmmc.org.
If you would like to make a donation to the FSLMMC, you can make
your checks or money orders payable to "Friends of the Sea Lion Marine
Mammal Center," or "FSL Marine Mammal Center," and mail them to:
RBFC
10153 1/2 Riverside Drive, #494
Toluca Lake, CA 91602 |
As it is an ongoing concern of Richard's that many small, local,
volunteer-run and funded charities are overlooked, he is considering additional
charities to be supported by this auction. Should Richard choose
additional recipients for the proceeds of the Summer 2003 RBFC Auction,
we will announce them here and on the News page.
If you would prefer to make a donation to the
RBFC Auction fund-raiser rather than taking part in the auction,
we would be happy to include your donation in the final tally. Here are
a few guidelines:
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Write "RBFC auction donation" on your check's
memo line.
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Please make sure your check or Money Order is
payable in U.S. Dollars.
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Make checks payable directly to the FSL Marine
Mammal Center, or to an alternate charity Richard may choose (well, as
soon as we have the name to give you), if you want to take a tax deduction
for the amount; otherwise, you may make the check payable to Kathleen
Cole, and we will consolidate the amounts and send in one check.
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Foreign Money Orders must be payable through
a U.S. bank.
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Send your check or Money Order to the RBFC mailing
address -- RBFC, 10153 1/2 Riverside Drive #494, Toluca Lake, CA 91602,
U.S.A.
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Visa and MasterCard are accepted through PayPal
only. PayPal assesses a minor fee for their service.
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PayPal payments should be made to the RBFC account
at PayPal.
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PayPal payments cannot be claimed as tax deductions
as they go directly into the RBFC account.
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The RBFC will consolidate the amounts and send
one check to the charity.
 PayPal
transactions are processed through their website at http://www.paypal.com,
using wbkat852@aol.com as the RBFC payment address / account.
The process is fairly simple -- new PayPal customers must first register
with PayPal, which takes about five minutes. (Instructions are provided
on the PayPal website). Please bear in mind, PayPal will deduct a service
fee from the amount credited to the RBFC; contact Kat Cole at WBKat852@aol.com
for further information.
INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION ON THE RBFC AUCTION
The auction will begin at 12:00pm (noon) Pacific / 3:00pm Eastern,
Sunday August 3rd, and continue through 12:00 noon
Pacific / 3:00pm Eastern, Saturday, August 16th.
Bids will be accepted throughout this period, and the high bids for each
item will be posted periodically here at the auction webpage and
on the auction list at Yahoogroups.
Bidding will take place via e-mail. Your bids should be sent to RBFCauction@aol.com,
and must be in the format mentioned below in the catalog section, which
is:
1) Addressed to RBFCauction@aol.com
(this is the only address through which bids will be accepted)
2) Include the item number on which
you are bidding in the subject line
3) Contain the following in the message body:
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the number of the item on which you're
bidding
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the amount of your bid in US$
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your legal name.
NOTE: In order for a bid to be accepted, you must include the above
in the body of your e-mail message: Bids that do not include this
information in the message body will be rejected!
While the high bids for each item will be posted periodically to both
this auction page and
the auction list, the auction list will be
updated more frequently. We recommend that those interested in taking
part in the auction join the
RBFC
Auction List -- RBFCauction@yahoogroups.com -- which will
provide more detailed information on the bidding procedure, the items,
and the current bids.
NOTE: Unlike eBay and similar auction sites, the RBFC Charity Auction
is processed manually and cannot offer some of the sophisticated features
of those services.
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Bid emails are only accepted through RBFCauction@aol.com
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Bid emails not containing the message body info listed above will be
discarded
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Bid emails containing more than one item will be discarded. One
item per bid email, please!
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Bid emails will be sorted by recipient ISP timestamp, not sender's
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Bidders will be notified by return email when their bids are received
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High bid amounts will be listed in the periodic updates to the Yahoo
list and this site; there is no automated item bid history available
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If there are tied high bids, the bidder whose bid was received first
will be considered the current high bid
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Bid increases of less than a dollar will be discarded
Bids can also be sent using the email links on this auction page.
Browse through the item catalog below
and click on the item number beside each picture (101, 201,
etc) to place your bid. This will bring up a pre-addressed, pre-labeled
e-mail message. NOTE: You must still fill in the required message body
information!
Minimum starting bids for each item are listed in the descriptions.
Okay, that's the logistical stuff. Now on to a more interesting
topic -- what's available:
Item 101 -- A mint-condition Emmy Tape of "The District"
episodes "A Southern Town" and "Running Towards Fire," plus March 7th,
2001 sides for "Running Towards Fire," signed by Richard Burgi;
Item 201 -- An Emmy Tape of the "24" episodes "Pilot"
and "8:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M.," plus a copy of the "24" script, "Pilot,"
signed by Richard Burgi;
Item 202 -- A copy of the "24" script "6:00 A.M. - 7:00
A.M.," plus September 25th, 2001 sides for "6:00 A.M. - 7:00 A.M.," both
signed by Richard Burgi;
Item 203 -- A copy of the "Judging Amy" script, "Nobody
Expects the Spanish Inquisition," signed by Richard Burgi;
Item 204 -- A copy of the "Trash" pilot script,
titled "Trash," signed by Richard Burgi;
Item 205 -- A copy of the "Firefly" script, "the Message,"
(an episode as yet unaired in the USA) signed by Richard Burgi;
Item 206 -- A commemorative "Wheelmen" cap, plus a copy
of the "Wheelmen" script, signed by Richard Burgi;
Item 207 -- A copy of the "Johnny on the Spot" script,
plus an official play poster, both signed by Richard Burgi;
Item 301 -- A set of January 28th, 2003 sides for "Trash,"
plus a set of April 8th, 2003 sides for "Decoys," both signed by
Richard
Burgi;
Item 401 -- An official RBFC 8x10 Membership Photo, signed
by Richard Burgi;
Item 402 -- A publicity still from the "bridge jump" location
for "Switchman," the pilot episode of "The Sentinel," signed by
Richard
Burgi;
Item 403 -- A dual-photo 8x10 stock print from the UPN promo
shots for "The Sentinel," featuring Detective Jim Ellison in one
photo and the four main characters -- Ellison, Sandburg, Banks, and Plummer
-- in the other, signed by Richard Burgi;
Item 501 -- The jewel in our Auction collection. Jim Ellison's
black leather car coat, by J.Crew, Size Large. This coat featured
prominently in Ellison's wardrobe in second and third seasons, and was
given to Richard Burgi when "The Sentinel" ended its production
run. Truly a one-of-a-kind piece of "Sentinel" memorabilia, which Richard
very generously donated.
Special thanks go to Richard and Lori Burgi (who donated the lion's
share of the items up for auction), and to Kathleen Cole for her
invaluable help in donating and gathering the items offered. Thanks also
go to Kathleen Cole and Bert Hayling for the time and effort spent organizing
and running the Summer 2003 RBFC Online Charity Auction. Without their
generosity, this fund-raiser would not be taking place.
- The RBFC Coordinating Committee, August 2003
RBFC Online Auction Catalog
The RBFC Auction is now closed.
Thanks for participating!
The RBFC 2003 Summer Auction
ran from August 3rd to 16th
Date and time of final Auction list update: 16
Aug 03 -- 15:18:44 EDT
( Total bids: $3369-- )( Contributions:
$400- )( Grand total: 3769-- )
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Item 101
-- A mint-condition Emmy Tape of "The District" episodes "A Southern
Town" and "Running Towards Fire," plus March 7th, 2001 sides for "Running
Towards Fire," signed by Richard Burgi.
Richard Burgi has been on the recurring character cast of The
District since Season One, when he joined the show in the role of Captain
Vincent Hunter of Internal Affairs. He appeared in seven Season One
episodes, the last of which was “Running Towards Fire,” episode
1.20.
Originally aired on April 28th, 2001, “Running Towards Fire” deals with
a timely and controversial issue - white-on-black “friendly fire” shooting
incidents. “Here comes The Dark Side,” says McGregor, when Hunter first
appears in the ER. Hunter, as head of IA, is not a favorite with
Chief Mannion’s detectives, yet two of them - McGregor and Page - must
team with the former Homicide detective to solve the shooting.
“Sides” is a term used to identify the script pages to be shot on a
particular day. They are usually photocopied pages, reduced to 1/3 or 1/4
of their original size to make them easier to study and then tuck away
in a pocket. The front page of the stapled “sides” usually consists of
a list of scenes to be shot, the locations and props to be used, the day’s
schedule for actors who will appear in those scenes, and other details
relevant to the production.
(Donated by Richard & Lori Burgi)
NOTE: In order for a bid to be accepted, you must include the following
in the body of your e-mail message:
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the number of the item on which you're bidding
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your legal name.
Bids that do not include this information in the message body will be
rejected!
Minimum bid on item 101: $15--
Final bid on this item: $155-- |
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Item 201
-- An Emmy Tape of the "24" episodes "Pilot" and "8:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M.,"
plus a copy of the "24" script, "Pilot," signed by Richard Burgi.
Richard Burgi appeared in nearly half of the first season of
the groundbreaking and immensely popular FOX drama, 24 -
eleven of the show’s twenty-four episodes. When introduced to viewers in
the pilot episode, “Midnight - 1:00 A.M.,” he is Alan York,
single father of a rebellious teenage daughter. His daughter Janet has
apparently run off with the Bauer’s headstrong offspring Kimberly, and
Alan is increasingly concerned. When husband Jack (Kiefer Sutherland) is
called away by a crisis at work, Teri Bauer (Leslie Hope) joins Alan in
his attempt to track down the missing girls.
The Emmy Tapes are high-quality VHS tapes sent out to the Emmy voters
to familiarize them with the shows contending for an award. Most usually
contain two episodes. Richard appears in the first hour of the tape, in
the pilot episode. The script, which Richard graciously signed for us,
is his working copy.
(Donated by Richard and Lori Burgi)
NOTE: In order for a bid to be accepted, you must include the following
in the body of your e-mail message:
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the number of the item on which you're bidding
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the amount of your bid in US$
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your legal name.
Bids that do not include this information in the message body will be
rejected!
Minimum bid on item 201: $15--
Final bid on this item: $170-- |
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Item 202
-- A copy of the "24" script "6:00 A.M. - 7:00 A.M.," plus September
25th, 2001 sides for "6:00 A.M. - 7:00 A.M.," both signed by Richard Burgi.
The sixth episode of 24 found Teri (Leslie Hope) Bauer
and Alan (Richard Burgi) York engaged in a bedside vigil
of sorts as Alan’s badly injured daughter, Janet (Jacqui Maxwell),
undergoes emergency surgery. It is touch and go, with Janet going into
cardiac arrest on the table. She survives the ordeal and is taken into
Recovery. Jack (Kiefer Sutherland) Bauer catches up with Teri and Alan
at the hospital and is eager to question Janet about Kim. Alan is less
than eager to have his daughter grilled. When the doctor tells them Janet
will soon be awake, Alan is ushered in to see his daughter.
In the room, Alan’s demeanor becomes strangely cool. Janet awakens,
says “Daddy?” and, when Alan moves closer… “Who are you?”
Clearly, this is not Alan York. He calmly and efficiently smothers the
teenager to death.
The sides Richard donated for this episode contain the scene leading
up to “Alan’s” shocking reunion with his daughter - Teri, Alan, and Jack
out in the hospital corridors. Both the script and the sides are signed
by Richard.
(Donated by Richard and Lori Burgi)
NOTE: In order for a bid to be accepted, you must include the following
in the body of your e-mail message:
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the number of the item on which you're bidding
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the amount of your bid in US$
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your legal name.
Bids that do not include this information in the message body will be
rejected!
Minimum bid on item 202: $15--
Final bid on this item: $105-- |
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Item 203
-- A copy of the "Judging Amy" script, "Nobody Expects the Spanish Inquisition,"
signed by Richard Burgi.
Richard joined the cast of the hit CBS series Judging
Amy during the second half of the Fall 2001 season, taking over the
role of Michael Cassidy, series lead Amy (Amy Brenneman) Grey’s
ex-husband and father of their child Lauren (Karle Warren). “Nobody
Expects the Spanish Inquisition,” which aired May 14th ’02, was his
second episode as the self-centered Michael, and was the start of the child
custody story arc which would continue through January ’03.
In this episode, Michael turns up at Amy’s Chambers and asks her out
to lunch. Their short walk to the restaurant allows them to stroll down
memory lane until Amy is called back to court. Lunch becomes dinner instead,
and Michael reveals his true intentions over the breadsticks - he would
like to change the custody arrangement for Lauren and take her to live
with him and second wife Leisha.
Richard’s signature graces the title page of the script, which is his
working copy.
(Donated by Richard and Lori Burgi)
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in the body of your e-mail message:
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the number of the item on which you're bidding
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Bids that do not include this information in the message body will be
rejected!
Minimum bid on item 203: $10--
Final bid on this item: $100-- |
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Item 204
-- A copy of the "Trash" pilot script, titled "Trash," signed
by Richard Burgi.
Richard brought in 2003 with a role in the new Chris Thompson-produced
comedy Trash, a pilot for the WB network's Fall 2003 season, playing
Bud
Blue, father of a teenage daughter named Luna. (Thompson was part of
the team behind the controversial and scathing Hollywood insider comedy
Action).
Trash was set in Antelope Valley, a community north of the Los Angeles
metro area. Mac, 16 1/2, and his mother move from Los Angeles to her home-town,
taking up residence in a trailer park. Mac's best friend is Gypsy, also
16. Gypsy's brother is considered the town bad boy. Naturally, they all
live in the trailer park.
Mac gets a job mowing the lawn of the more well-to-do Blues and promptly
falls for the lovely Luna. Bud, it just so happens, has history with Mac's
mother; he stood her up at the prom and ran off with -- and married --
some rich girl from the good side of town. Luna's mother -- and Mac's father
-- are no longer in the picture. Naturally, Bud is less than thrilled to
discover Mac's interest in his daughter and tries to warn him off.
The series was described by E! Entertainment TV's Kimberly Potts (TV
Scoop) as "Romeo and Juliet set in a trailer park," and further
described by Potts as "the early contender for what could either be
the funniest new sitcom of next season or the worst, most offensive new
sitcom of next season."
Sadly, Trash was never given the opportunity to prove Potts right on
either count, as the WB passed on the show. This makes Trash an unaired
pilot and the script a truly rare item, as scripts are not available for
purchase at memorabilia houses unless a show is aired. The script, which
Richard kindly signed for us, is his working copy.
(Donated by Richard and Lori Burgi)
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rejected!
Minimum bid on item 204: $25--
Final bid on this item: $100-- |
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Item 205
-- A copy of the "Firefly" script, "the Message," (an episode as yet
unaired in the USA) signed by Richard Burgi.
Created and produced by Joss Whedon and Tim Minear, the
team behind WB hits Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel,
Firefly seemed like a sure thing for FOX. Unfortunately, the
Western-flavored sci-fi series was fumbled by FOX, and later dropped from
the schedule before all the episodes produced could be aired.
Richard was brought in for “The Message,” the final episode
of the original thirteen-episode order. His character, Lieutenant Womack
of Allied Enforcement - an unsavory and unscrupulous Alliance Enforcement
officer - was to have become a recurring character had the show been picked
up by FOX for the rest of the season and beyond.
“The Message” is one of three episodes currently unaired in the United
States, and as with Trash, until the show is broadcast, the only scripts
available are those initially belonging to the actors and production crew.
This makes Richard’s signed, personal copy of the script, used during
filming of “The Message,” a rare find indeed.
(Donated by Richard and Lori Burgi)
NOTE: In order for a bid to be accepted, you must include the following
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Bids that do not include this information in the message body will be
rejected!
Minimum bid on item 205: $25--
Final bid on this item: $150-- |
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Item 206
-- A commemorative "Wheelmen" cap, plus a copy of the "Wheelmen" script,
signed by Richard Burgi.
Midway through the grueling filming schedule on the first season of
FOX’s
24,
Richard
found himself with a new movie - the indie production
Wheelmen.
The film, a mix of comedy and action, revolves around an unlikely group
of heroes - the drivers of Venture Limousine, headed by one-time hotshot
ambulance driver, Nick Torino (Richard Burgi).
Nick’s claim to fame - breaking every traffic rule in the book in an
effort to get a pregnant woman to the hospital in time to save her and
her baby - also proved his undoing; He was fired by the ambulance company
before the publicity died down. Six years later, Nick operates Venture
Limousine for the absentee owner. He is surprised at work one day by the
appearance of a young boy - Arthur, the baby whose life he saved in the
ambulance. While trying to find a suitable home for young Arthur, Nick
and his team must protect the Vice President (Avery Brooks) from a madcap
kidnap scheme.
Wheelmen is currently awaiting a distribution deal and as it has yet
to be premiered before a paying audience, the script is unavailable at
script houses - which makes Richard’s personal copy of the script, which
he graciously signed for us, a rare find. The script is paired with a genuine
piece of Wheelmen memorabilia, a crew cap bearing the Wheelmen logo.
(Donated by Richard and Lori Burgi)
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rejected!
Minimum bid on item 206: $25--
Final bid on this item: $175-- |
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Item 207
-- A copy of the "Johnny on the Spot" script, plus an official play
poster, both signed by Richard Burgi.
Richard Burgi’s involvement with Johnny on the Spot dates
back to 2001 at the very least, when he was cast as Fred and
Sy
in the earliest performances of the play - directed readings. His involvement
with Neil Landau, writer of the play, goes back to the TV show Twice
in a Lifetime and before that, to his UPN series The Sentinel,
for which Landau scripted an episode. Richard would go on to play
Fred and Sy when Johnny on the Spot started its Summer 2002 run at the
Matrix
Theatre in Los Angeles.
Johnny on the Spot takes us on a whirlwind tour through the past and
future of Johnny, a ne’er-do-well underachiever who has just lost his job
and pushed his pregnant girlfriend Drea to the end of her endurance. Richard
plays Fred Graves, a George Burns-like past client of Johnny's who haunts
the young slacker, and Sy, Johnny's psychotic stepfather.
Richard signed and donated his script from the earliest directed readings,
which includes director’s notes and information on the format of the performance.
Richard was joined for these directed readings by Taylor Nichols as Johnny,
Lisa Kudrow as Drea/Dot/Fantasy Mom, John Cardone as Ray/Dean, John Prosky
as Joe, and Michael Welch as Joey. It is interesting to note how
much the cast changed between this read on November 28, 2001 and the Matrix
premiere of the play in May 2002.
(Donated by Richard and Lori Burgi)
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Bids that do not include this information in the message body will be
rejected!
Minimum bid on item 207: $15--
Final bid on this item: $201-- |
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Item 301
-- A set of January 28th, 2003 sides for "Trash," plus a set of April
8th, 2003 sides for "Decoys," both signed by Richard Burgi.
While the origin of the term “sides” is unclear, the purpose of them
is not; these handy quarter-scale copies of specific script pages, together
with the day’s call sheet, give actors and crew alike a quick and easy
-- and inconspicuous -- pocket reference for each day of filming. Bear
in mind, most productions do not film scenes in strict script order; for
instance, scenes using the same location will often be shot in succession
even if separated by several hours or days of “script time.” Richard’s
first appearance in the “Decoys” script as Detective Kirk
could easily be one of the last of many scenes Richard filmed while working
on “Decoys.”
The “Decoys” sides, from the April 8th, 2003 day of filming –
day 26 -- feature Richard Burgi’s introduction as Detective Francis
Kirk. A dead body – one of the young men attending the local college
– has been found out on the snow-covered campus grounds, and Kirk is called
in. As the sides put it:
“A small group of students is beginning to gather. They watch as crime
scene tape is pulled out and TECHIES of all sorts bring out their equipment.
A male detective is coordinating everyone. Meet DETECTIVE FRANCIS KIRK.
He’s a young cop who knows that he won’t be in this small town busting
college students for party pranks for much longer. He thinks he belongs
somewhere between NYPD BLUE and the cover of GQ.”
The “Trash” sides, from the January 28th, 2003 day of filming
– day 2 of 7 – feature an assortment of Richard’s scenes as Bud
Blue, blocked together for filming by their location settings at the
Bud Blue Mansion. The scenes, in filming order, are 16, 39, 37, 36, 14,
13, and 38 – definitely not in script chronological order. Richard’s first
scene of the day as Bud Blue features him catching young Mac and Luna off-guard
not long after their first meeting.
(Donated by the Richard and Lori Burgi)
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rejected!
Minimum bid on item 301: $10--
Final bid on this item: $80-- |
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Item 401
-- An official RBFC 8x10 Membership Photo, signed by Richard Burgi.
This 8x10 black & white photo was taken in Colorado by Lori Burgi,
who very kindly agreed to help the RBFC in our search for a new
Membership Packet photo of Richard. The very attractive informal
shot quickly found its way into more mainstream use, turning up on the
cast portraits board at the Matrix Theater during Richard’s Summer 2002
run in Johnny on the Spot.
Though this delightful photo by Lori Burgi is usually only available
in new RBFC Membership packets, this is your chance to add
an autographed copy to your collection! (Though we would, of course,
recommend signing up for Membership, as the photo is just the tip of the
proverbial iceberg…)
Remember, this rare photo is signed by Richard Burgi, and the proceeds
of its auction will support one of Richard’s chosen charities!
(Donated by the RBFC)
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Bids that do not include this information in the message body will be
rejected!
Minimum bid on item 401: $5--
Final bid on this item: $113-- |
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Item 402
-- A publicity still from the "bridge jump" location for "Switchman,"
the pilot episode of "The Sentinel," signed by Richard Burgi.
This 8x10 color photo was taken during the pilot when Jim Ellison
was about to jump off the bridge to save the bus full of passengers from
“The
Switchman.” Richard Burgi mugs for the camera just minutes before
plunging to his fate.
(Donated by Kathleen Cole)
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Bids that do not include this information in the message body will be
rejected!
Minimum bid on item 402: $5--
Final bid on this item: $180-- |
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Item 403
-- A dual-photo 8x10 stock print from the UPN promo shots for "The Sentinel,"
featuring Detective Jim Ellison in one photo and the four main characters
-- Ellison, Sandburg, Banks, and Plummer -- in the other, signed by Richard
Burgi.
(Donated by Kathleen Cole)
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in the body of your e-mail message:
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Bids that do not include this information in the message body will be
rejected!
Minimum bid on item 403: $5--
Final bid on this item: $180-- |
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Item 501
-- The jewel in our Auction collection. Jim Ellison's black leather
car coat, by J.Crew, Size Large. This coat featured prominently in Ellison's
wardrobe in second and third seasons, and was given to Richard Burgi when
"The Sentinel" ended its production run. Truly a one-of-a-kind piece of
"Sentinel" memorabilia, which Richard very generously donated.
Included with the coat is a copy of the Fall 1997 publicity still
of Richard as Jim Ellison (pictured in the center of our photo montage
at bottom left), which Richard kindly signed for us.
Roughly equivalent to a Men's 41 or 42 Long in size, this Large J.Crew
car coat has a warm quilted liner and inner pocket, with three additional
outer pockets. The sleeves and body of the coat are traditionally hemmed
rather than elasticized, with a five-button closure.
Richard's -- or rather, Ellison's -- car coat appeared in the following
episodes, to name a few:
Second Season
- Black or White
- Blind Man's Bluff
- Hear No Evil
- His Brother's Keeper
- Private Eyes
- Secret
- Smart Alec
Third Season
- Finkelman's Folly
- Love Kills
- Mirror Image
- Red Ice
- Remembrance
(To see Richard and the coat in scenes from the above episodes, click
on the image at left for a larger version of the car coat montage).
(Donated by Richard and Lori Burgi)
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