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I was an extra in this movie. Found out about it from my brother, who was in the film business. He was the cop with Harry Morgan in the quarter. His name was Leonard. I was the waitress in the deli scene with DeeDee Cohn. I was carrying a plate of éclairs and she jumped over the counter and grabbed my hand when she found out that she won. It was such a blast. Had to get dressed for the part in DeeDee's trailer and when I came out Ron Silver was waiting to walk me into the deli. Some little girls were running behind me for my autograph b/c they thought that I was DeeDee. I was so embarrassed and Ron Silver told me to go ahead and sign my autograph. So I signed my name. The scene in the deli took about 6 hours to film. How do you get a copy of the movie?

I watched "Murder At The Mardi Gras" a couple of weeks ago.I saw the movie when it originally aired on television oh so many years ago.I was stuck by how much movies have changed even on television.Most made for television movies that are made currently today are either unwatchable because of the music soundtrack or too violent or the subject matter is politically correct nonsense.Just getting past the music that is played in the movies that are made currently whether a made for television movie or a theatrical release is so bad.Whining chick singing or lousy generic country music.I enjoy listening to the disco soundtrack of the 7os in the TV movies made back then."Murder At The Mardi Gras" is good because the story is light there are a lot of 1970s actors who could not act and of course the 1970s disco type soundtrack.Also the location settings look authentic.If you want to see a cheesy 1970s made for TV movie,then check this one out.I have this movie.