were devotees. Gibson connected Sumerel with Penn & Teller (friends of Gibson's) who were long-time, avid Theodorians. Over the next 5 years Sumerel was able to capture interviews with Dick Cavett, Eric Bogosian, Tom Schiller, Harlan Ellison, Len Belzer, Joe Dante, Mark Shulman, and Woody Allen, among others. Sumerel spent the next two years gathering archival materials and working with editor Jeter Rhodes, to sift through the vast amount of content conveying Theodore's personal and professional life.The result was a non-traditional documentary titled To My Great Chagrin: The Unbelievable Story of Brother Theodore. The film was selected for premiere, February 13, 2008, at the opening night of the Museum of Modern Art's Fortnight Series. Death Theodore died in New York City on April 5, 2001, at the age of 94. He is buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Hawthorne, New York. His headstone reads: Known as Brother Theodore / Solo Performer, Comedian, Metaphysician / "As Long as There Is Death, There Is Hope" Media presence Discography Entertainment of Sinister and Disconcerting Humor (Tears from a Glass Eye, With a Tongue of Madness): (10 in. disc, Proscenium 21) Coral Records Presents Theodore: (Coral S 7322) To My Great Chagrin Film appearances The Stranger (1946) So Dark the Night (1946) The Lone Wolf in Mexico (1947) The Black Widow (serial) (1947) The Third Man (1949) A Nose (1966) (based on the Nikolai Gogol short story "The Nose") Horror of the Blood Monsters (1970) (narration) Massage Parlor Murders! (1973) Gums (1976) Devil's Express (1976) The Hobbit (1977) (animated TV movie; voice of Gollum) Nocturna: Granddaughter of Dracula (1979) The Return of the King (1980) (animated TV movie; voice of Gollum) The Last Unicorn (1982) (animated film; voice of Rukh) The Invisible Kid (1988) That's Adequate (1989) The 'Burbs (1989) Note Theodore claimed on one of his David Letterman appearances that he had filmed a scene as a supermarket cashier in Leonard Part 6 starring Bill Cosby, but was fired after a day of shooting because he repeatedly mocked the star. Television appearances The Joey Bishop Show: 10/31/1967, 11/8/1967 The Merv Griffin Show: 1966 The Tomorrow Show with Tom Snyder: 10/31/1977 Billy Crystal: Don't Get Me Started – The Billy Crystal Special: 1986 Billy Crystal: Don't Get Me Started – The Lost Minutes: 1987 Late Night with David Letterman (NBC): 9/10/1982, 10/20/1982, 2/3/1983, 5/19/1983, 7/8/1983, 9/7/1983, 2/21/1984, 5/16/1984, 9/17/1984, 12/19/1984, 7/8/1985, 10/31/1985, 9/17/1986, 7/24/1987,