That Girl - Season 2, Episode 27 - Just Spell the Name Right - Full Episode
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Ann hires press agent Eddie Edwards (Jessie White) to boost her career, but his method of doing so involves naming her in the divorce of one of her former soap opera co-stars (Robert Alda).
An aspiring actress moves to New York City to try and make it big, having to take offbeat "temp" jobs to support herself in between auditions. Starring Marlo Thomas and Ted Bessell. Stream every episode of the iconic sitcom, free on FilmRise Television.
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I love this series and seeing the accompanying guest stars! Marlo Thomas is adorable!❤
Omg..she sleeps in full make up.
It's interestibg to see the mannerisms that are similar in Robert and Alan Alda. It shows how much we unconsciously absorb from our parents
Joan Blondell: she still had some acting chops, this was 11-12 years before she passed away. In the 1930's and 40's she was a relatively big star. My favorite film of hers was Union Depot [1932] with Douglas Fairbanks Jr.
That is a good movie, maybe Fairbanks Jr's best. But I prefer her with Cagney.
Joan Blondell!
Joan Blondell: mother of Norman Powell who produced '24'. Robert Alda: father of Alan Alda.
He was on one episode of MASH.
@@hifijohn
Robert Alda actually guest-starred on two episodes of MASH. He played a visiting surgeon, Dr. Borelli, who had a stronger relationship with alcohol than Hawkeye Pierce did.
Robert's son died young, of cirrhosis.
Life imitating art.
*Without my consent.". Seriously, Donald?? Anne is an autonomous woman, not your property. Her choices are her own. The early 1970's seem like the dark ages. Buddy Hobart is played by stage and film actor Robert Alda. He is also Alan Alda's father. The wonderful actor and activist. Hawkeye Pierce from MASH.
Alan Alda,
So handsome, and a good person, as well.
@@bluecollarlit
Yes, he absolutely is.
Why did they keep using the same actor (Jessie White) in so many different roles? Was he under some sort of studio contract? It's weird to see him be so many different characters over the years in the same show.
Jessie White was staple for any program, commercial, etc. He was quite a character actor, so why not? He was best known for his portrayal as "Ol' Lonely" the repairman in Maytag television commercials from 1967 to 1988.
It was common practice for Bewitched to use the same actors playing different characters in many episodes. Sara Seegar, who played Eloise Wilson in Dennis the Menace, appeared in Bewitched 10 times, always a different character.
Jessie White was a VERY popular TV comic actor in those days. The studio was always trying to have him star in his own sitcom (I don't know if that ever happened). As a result he was often given roles in other sitcoms. Jessie White usually played somewhat shady, comic characters. At one point, Jessie White was given a part in a comedy Twilight Zone episode (he played an angel who gets involved with a goofy young woman (Carol Burnett), in the hopes that the episode could be a pilot for a spin off in which every week the Jessie White angel woukd rescue Carol Burnett's character from some predicament but it didn't sell (the studio was so hopeful of the episode becoming a spin off series that they even included a laugh track in the episode! Comedy was not Rod Serling's forte alas)