a sitcom that complete;ly change the way(s) middle aged women were percieved and on top it did that during Regonomics...A Legend, and Legends Never Die!
I used to dread getting older, but watching Rue over the years helped me realize that life doesn't end after 40. She really seemed to be youthful, classy sexy woman right till the end.
I don’t know if it’s possible finding friends like that later in life, but I like to imagine it is. I watch up to three hours of the Golden Girls every night and the episodes never get old.
amazing betty white remembers those st olaf stories and funny names within 2 days, all the townsfolks with unpronouncable names, amazing.. RIP JOAN AND RUE
Being on book is not a criticism; it means she respected the script to make sure she got the words right so she wouldn't get notes or corrected during run-thrus.
My lovely girl ... I respected them so much, they bring be so much joy over the years ... Rest in Peace :* and the class of those woman ... love to see that these days...
I know we all care about the interview. Just watch again the first 12 seconds, the way she as an actress of her time entered a tv show...THAT can be called a woman's attitude; no empty phrases, hysterique gestures and pseudo caring tweets! You see my point? She was a lady and a person to respect.
Lady Truth I'm glad they all had that in common, even after all these years when Betty White is asked about why Bea might not have liked her, she doesn't bad mouth Bea or any of them. You could tell they prided themselves on being professional, that seems to have lost its importance now.
I watched all but two episodes of Joan's show on Fox. So sad how it all fell apart after the cancellation, but she's back and stronger and more popular than ever before. I'm a Joan Ranger till the end.
@blossom5555 From Wikipedia Don Cheadle as Roland Wilson is the hotel's manager and a straight man to the rest of the cast. He is one of only two staff members retained from the previous ownership. Cheech Marin as Chuy Castillos, is the other co-chef, and the other staff member held on from the previous ownership. He nearly quits after getting into a fight with Sophia over Italian vs. Mexican food, but comes back and remains with the staff for the rest of the series run.[9] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Golden_Palace#Cast
adelgado75 in 1983 bea was in a show called Amanda's she ran a hotel it lasted one season .golden girls debut two years later then she would guest star on golden palace
What a great video :-D. I saw Rue McClanahan in 'The Golden Girls' which is one of the funniest and comedic American sitcom's I currently watch :-). I'm on season 2 on TGG 'The Golden Girls' which I'll seriously need to finish by now but there's one hilariously funny episode of season 2 on TGG 'The Golden Girls' which I clearly can't stop watching :-D. It's season 2 episode 9 of TGG 'The Golden Girls' :-). She did an incredibly funny performance as Blanche Devereux on that show :-D. She really really did and personally I think Rue McClanahan should be extremely iconic despite she's now sadly passed away over 5 years ago. Well she died 8 years ago sadly in 2010. That's sad, but we all have to go at somepoint in the future :-/. But it looked as if Rue got on well with Joan Rivers. Sadly Joan Rivers passed away in 2014 which was 4 years after Rue McClanahan :-/. They didn't live to be very old women sadly :-/. They were younger than Betty White who was born in 1922 and is still going strong such as 2018, she's 96 now and in 2022 if she doesn't die any earlier than 2022 she'll be 100! :-O :-D. If she of course makes it :-). Rue looked exceptionally beautiful in this video :-). She was born in 1934 as fast as I know and this interview took place in 1987 so she would of been about 52 or 53 and only looks like in her mid to late 30's or so :-). She was a really pretty woman and she was certainly pretty as Blanche Devereux :-). I liked the look of Rue's really stunning, seablue dress in this video :-). It shows that Rue McClanahan (1934-2010) was a funny actress and certainly a really well known actress :-). R . I . P to Rue McClanahan (1934-2010) and Joan Rivers (1933-2014). Two comedy legends who will be truly missed :-/. Alright then, have a nice evening and take care :-). From Foxy :-).
I have just read your 3yo comment... in case you forgot about this comment and the mention of 2022. Well sadly Betty White passed on 17 days before she officially hit 100...
Hello there. I know yes Betty White (1922-2021) sadly passed away I know :-(. Very sad indeed. Thanks for reminding me in case I painfully forgot but nonetheless I do already know that. Best wishes. From Foxy.
Watch her guest star on Newhart---she does a Yankee accent. And on Mama's Family she did a deeper hillbilly accent, on Maude it was an airy, ditzy voice.....oh yes, she's good.....
And in the little match girl she does a wonderful new england socialite accent, but i think her regular speaking voice is the best, i could listen to her speak forever and not get tired of it. So sad she is no longer living, she was so underrated in her day, at least i think she deserved far more adoration and roles because i think ive just about seen everything shes done and i want more.
I'm surprised about Bea because she was an accomplished Broadway actress. She was getting older though. Impressive hearing about Betty. Great actress with great timing. She still operates that way now I'm sure.
SHE WAS A SEXY WOMAN AND HER AND THE GOLDEN GIRLS MADE IT OK FOR WOMEN WHO ARE NOT YOUNG TO BE SEXY SENIORS ARE SEXY TO AND CAN HANG WITH THE BEST RIP YOU AMAZING RUE😘
The Jlo meme wasn't lying! She's only in her early 50s here (53) looking 70 by today's standards! I mean a classy youthful 70 but still. Meanwhile Jlo still looks 30 and is in incredible shape. Imagine Rue pole dancing in this lmao
Thank God for the dvd's of The Golden Girls, Who's The Boss?, Silver Spoons, Knight Rider, The Dukes of Hazzard, & ALL of the other Great TV Shows of back then! Regular TV, ha ha, who watches that anyway? ..what a Joke!
It seems like the way everyone nowadays has a reality show, back in the 80s/early 90s, every comedian took a stab at having their own late night/talk show!
