"Slappers!" (1963) The Cast Reunites

"I am the costumer, and I have been in the business longer than most of your parents were alive."

"I was the child in Slappers. I was Samuel Stink's son."

"My theory is all the slapping of the ass that happens to the main character."

"You'd just think of it as scenery. You'd think of it as part of the mise-en-scene."

"Slappers is how my coke addiction started. I was six."

"I would walk in all my auditions coked up out of the wazoo saying my catchphrase: Wow, that's a good time!"

"I went on an apology tour and boom! Best thing for my career I could have done."

"I, Judith DuBois, am very sorry!"

"I played, of course, the stinker himself, Samuel Stink. They named it after me."

"I am the costumer, and I have been in the business longer than most of your parents were alive."

"In Slappers, the costumes are a character. I mean, it's about clothes talking to each other."

"My theory is all the slapping of the ass that happens to the main character."

"I was getting slapped left and right, up and down, right cheek, left cheek, whole- all of it."

"My grandson, you might know him, Hozier. My grandson is Hozier."

"I said, Take me to synagogue, because I'm of course Jewish and that's where circumcisions happen."

"You don't remember setting up that pie on the rake, making me step on the rake, the pie slapping me in the face?"

"Are you sure that wasn't some sort of raccoon or animal?"