Troop Beverly Hills Turns 35: Shelley Long on Why Girl Scouts SAID NO to Collaboration (Flashback) 

a squeal following todays girls or mother and daughter teaming up at troop mothers

My mom took me to see it and it was super fun.

You look like a grandmother!!! 🤣🤣🤣

Where was Juliette Lewis in this film? I don't think so.

Juliet Lewis???????? Where????

No she wasn't in this movie

@@AT-st5dr that's not Juliette lewis, that's somebody else

Yes exactly ❤

@@angelaholmes8888 I'm still not exactly sure what they meant by grooming in Phyllis' handbook, but it probably had very little to do with getting pedicures. If Velda could see how Tiffany gave Emily money for the patches, and threw Chica a birthday party, maybe she wouldn't have been so mean. I doubt it though. Maybe some of the patches were a little unorthodox too, but the friendship patch that Tiffany got and the fire prevention patch that another girl got seems like patches the Girl Scouts would earn so why not the Wilderness Girls, too?

@@katepustay304 Velda called them weak for helping an injured rival. I doubt she would have cared about the girls helping out fellow Wilderness Girls in need. She has this weird compulsion to feel strong and in control at all times, at any cost.

@@fubukifangirl that's very true

Leaving "Cheers" afforded Shelley the opportunity to do films like this one, "The Money Pit" with Tom Hanks and others. Having to commit to a weekly TV series schedule would've meant turning down those roles.

@@robbernath *Long left "Cheers" in 1987 to pursue a career in film, appearing in movies such as "Outrageous Fortune," "The Money Pit," and "Troop Beverly Hills." Although her film career was not as successful as her television career, Long continued to act in both television and film throughout the 1990s and 2000s.*

@@robbernath *Why did Shelley Long's acting career go south after she left Cheers? Was it due to bad judgment, bad management, a bad reputation (she did have the "difficult" label by then), or a combination?* *I think she fell victim to what alot of actors and actresses do when they become famous in one medium- they believe that fame and success will carry over to another medium. She got famous on TV, then she quit because she wanted to make movies. She just wasn't as successful as a movie actress as she was a TV actress- even though I like some of her movies and think they're classics- like “Troop Beverly Hills” and the “Brady Bunch” spoofs in the 90's.*

Such terrible male comments here and why? Its simply b/c hollywood stopped making smaller movies, especially women centered stories. 80s comedies are something special also-- we don’t have fun comedies anymore. She was a star and deserved to be treated w respect! Hello Again, Outrageous Fortune, Troop, Brady Bunch movies are all hillarious comedy classics

@@Notturnoir "male comments"? Huh? More like truthful comments. She left a great, popular very high-paying role (I'm sure) searching for something better - more fame and fortune. And, as we all know, she never found it. Sure, she made some decent movies but they were never the caliber of "Cheers" and will never be remembered as a movie as "Cheers" will be as a historical television comedy series (which she chose to exit).

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