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She lasted a long time 94 years old after all that cigarette smoking and drinking, Bill Loud made 97 years old before he kicked the bucket. Amazing with all that secondhand cigarette smoke from her and his drinking. They both went out peacefully couldn’t ask for much more.
I watched the series when it was originally aired, and it's hard now to imagine just how shocking Lance was. I'd also love to see the series again, but I guess that's never going to happen -- I read somewhere that because the Loud children were always playing records in the background, it's made it virtually impossible to now clear the music rights, that it would cost millions. Apparently back in the seventies, it wasn't an issue.
It's through these comments I learned about Pat Loud's demise. i met Pat and Lance in the late seventies in New York. She was a great lady and Lance a great actor but always a gentleman. RIP
Lance's life took a very sad and steep trajectory to his early death. I always wonder what his life would have been like without the drug abuse and AIDS illness.
You might as well say “I wonder what all life might have looked like without the AIDS epidemic” which was the real tragedy and insinuating that someone infected with AIDS actually did that to themselves is sicker than the virus.
@@lizadivine3785 Sounds like you’re a bible thumper. They’re always the ones that think they know what God wants. If there is a god, it’s judgmental people like you he’d be disappointed in.
I knew Lance from community college around 1980 and we hung out once or twice, I went to Hollywood his apartment. All I remember is he was such a sweet guy. If he was famous when i knew him, I didn't know it.
Pat: You are so beautiful! Thank you for doing the documentary so many years ago. You were the burning hot fox of those wonderful times. Even though I had to experience Vietnam as a combat Marine, I was able to experience California. What a state!
I bet Lance was mighty miffed after his Dick Cavett interview that one side of the collar of his colorful shirt was under the lapel of his coat - on national TV.
I wish we could see the whole thing again on PBS. Even unreleased stuff. I was too young the first time, and didn't know about when they showed it again!
angela do a search for American family on pbs.org. You can watch some full episodes posted on there and buy the entire show to watch again. I was on the website just today.
cubomania3 This link has some viewable clips (one is 58 minutes long, others are 10 or 15 minutes). I’m trying to look for the entire series to stream or even purchase on dvd. Cannot find yet. www.thirteen.org/american-family/page/2/
I'm a huge fan of Pat Loud. I couldn't adore her more and I'd do anything she told me to do--which means I've already ordered this book. I love Lance almost as much as I love Pat....and all things Loud--it's so easy to love the Louds and anyone who hasn't seen "An American Family" has something tremendously fantastic to look forward to!
At "sweet 16" I watched PBS'- AN AMERICAN FAMILY each & every week! It mirrored what was going on in my family at that particular time.......I WILL buy "the book!
