Quite a Quintet

A photo promoting the AMG film The Uninvited Guests released in 1962.  From the left: Terry Caldwell, Bob Glennon, John Manning, Mitch Hardin and Bob Wilson. 

Terry gets a new set of weights, strips down and starts working out.  One by one the "guests" arrive and offer Terry their training advice.  Soon they all strip down to pouches and a wrestling brawl breaks out.  And what a melee it was! 

Big Brawl

From the AMG film Uninvited Guests we have this action photo of the melee that occurred once everyone arrived.  That's Bob Wilson in the center with the leopard tattoo.  John Manning is right next to him.  Terry Caldwell is on the far right, while Bob Glennon is on the back left.  Mitch Hardin (bottom left) looks like he's taking a break from the action. 

Speaking of Mitch, he did a few Wyngate & Bevins films where he looked like a fun guy to have around. 

Uninvited Guests

Another photo from the 1962 AMG film Uninvited Guests.  In the center of this melee (with the tattoo) is John Manning.  Next to him with the curly locks is Terry Caldwell.  John has Mitch Hardin in a scissor lock.  That's Bob Glennon in the back.  Poking his head out on the right is bad lad Bob Wilson.  

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The Uninvited Guests

A few stills from the classic AMG film The Uninvited Guests.  Top photo, from the left: Terry Caldwell, Bob Wilson, Bob Glennon, Mitch Hardin and John Manning.  

Terry Caldwell tries to workout with his new apparatus when a number of "guests" arrive to offer advice and criticize his lack of expertise.  John Manning plays the TV repairman who is the first to arrive.  Then telephone lineman Mitch Hardin, followed by vacuum cleaner salesman Bob Glennon.  It was a busy day at the Caldwell home. 

Last to arrive is bad lad Bob Wilson who plays a bookseller.  He offers to sell Terry an exercise book and show the guys how to get results -- but first they have to strip down.  Finally!  

The tough looking Bob Wilson did at least a dozen films for AMG.  But we were told he had trouble keeping appointments, much to Mizer's chagrin.