Yep, that's him!
Also, the Judge, at the end, is the old man in the opening scene of Young Frankenstein. He is the subject for the lesson for explaining the distinction between reflexive and voluntary nerve impulses.
He's also the preacher in another Mel Brooks movie: Blazing Saddles.
That street, funny enough is in the Grand Theft Auto; Los Santos game. For some silly reason that popped into my head, watching it.
BTW, rewatched What's Up, Doc? tonight and paid close attention to the steps and the taxi taking out a chunk of cement - very cool trivia about that
Also, the Judge, at the end, is the old man in the opening scene of Young Frankenstein. He is the subject for the lesson for explaining the distinction between reflexive and voluntary nerve impulses.
He's also the preacher in another Mel Brooks movie: Blazing Saddles.
That street, funny enough is in the Grand Theft Auto; Los Santos game. For some silly reason that popped into my head, watching it.
BTW, rewatched What's Up, Doc? tonight and paid close attention to the steps and the taxi taking out a chunk of cement - very cool trivia about that