Lindsay pays homage to a timeless classic, proving once and for all that diamonds are a girl’s best friend. Tiffany & Co. (TIF)
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DaveBerlin One year ago
hm, very good one
Carrie One year ago
Excellent! Thanks to the WS Team for bringing us such creative sketches and to Lindsay for always being great to watch. That scene at Tiffany’s is a classic :)
Bev Elend One year ago
Wow!! Great job everyone!
Brian One year ago
nice acting Lindsay
Howard One year ago
i hope my wife doesnt watch thu=is with the anniversary coming up
Barbara One year ago
Just loved it - but couldn’t you have thrown in the cat too? Great job!
Andy Swan One year ago
That show was just swell. L has never looked better.
The first prequel to Flash? How did he end up as such a malfeasant? Was his heart broken by an up and coming starlet who’s heart followed the largest diamond…..and led our hero to constantly seek approval of his jewels?
Stay tuned, WallStrippers….
Broker A One year ago
Great production!
Art Vandelay One year ago
For some reason, whenever I think of this movie I think of Chevy Chase as Fletch singing Moon River.
Lindsay Campbell One year ago
Many thanks to Judd Frazier for lending his talent and his lips to today’s show in the role of Fred.
You can see more of Judd’s work online at:
http://juddfrazier.com
Fresh Bread One year ago
NIIIIIICCCCCCCEEEEE!!!!!!
Thomas One year ago
I thought Hepburn was dead! Absolutely darling!
Abe One year ago
Excellent work, all!
Andy Swan One year ago
Howard….I now have the same problem. Anniversary next Thursday.
Odd timing, no?
maximo zeledon One year ago
You guys also did a Lowe’s commercial together. Nice work!
Steve One year ago
Really terrific show!
Tony One year ago
“If I could find a real-life place that’d make me feel like Tiffany’s, then - then I’d buy some furniture and give the cat a name!”
I think I found it, its Wallstrip. Bravo.
Melanie One year ago
It was so romantic. I guess your writers aren’t on strike. Great job!
JDOG One year ago
WOW. Nice job guys. Well shot, well acted well written, well kissed. Loved it!
William Hartman One year ago
I’d compared Lindsay with Audrey Hepburn to a friend a while back and to see her in action was fantastic. Audrey had fun with a very natural sense of humor, was intelligent, and a combination good girl/bad girl–exactly how Lindsay comes across. Nice Work!
jeff One year ago
My favorite movie of all time! I wept.
Howard Lindzon One year ago
pls unsubscribe girlie man jeff above :)
Howard Lindzon One year ago
Lindsay always writes out those kisses with me. damn.
Chris One year ago
Really nice job, Judd. You and Holly were terrific together at Tiffany’s.
morgan One year ago
I’ve never been more in love with L than now…thanks Wallstrip!
Michelle B One year ago
Delightful and clever rendition. Though Lindsay is certainly gorgeous, Audrey H was beyond belief–what a sprite she was.
Jenn One year ago
It is now know that during most of her career, Audrey Hepburn suffered from anorexia and depression. That would explain why she was such a “sprite” in her many roles.
Earl One year ago
Darn, I wish I were Fred!
Julie One year ago
Bravo, bravo darling!
Michaelb1 One year ago
I like the sketch. Might I recommend covering Hooters or some other company that exploits the beauty of women so that you can exploit the beauty of L under the guise of putting on an entertaining financial podcast.