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| Posted by: Snowgrace 02:40 pm EST 02/07/18 | |
| In reply to: A Portrait of Maureen Stapleton - bret17 02:27 pm EST 02/07/18 | |
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| WOW!!! Fascinating indeed...thanks for sharing! I want to find that memoir. :) | |
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| re: A Portrait of Maureen Stapleton | |
| Posted by: DalTxFurry 03:20 pm EST 02/07/18 | |
| In reply to: re: A Portrait of Maureen Stapleton - Snowgrace 02:40 pm EST 02/07/18 | |
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| I remember reading the book when it came out and absolutely loved it. It was funny, sad, inspiring, heartbreaking...everything. There were some true laugh out loud stories in there. I think one of my favorites was for the wrap party for Bye Bye Birdie. She talks about the party and how all the men are swarming around Ann-Margret and Maureen walks over, grabs her by the arm and says "Why don't you come with me dear? Apparently I'm the only one here not trying to f*** you!" and got her away from them all. |
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| re: A Portrait of Maureen Stapleton | |
| Posted by: MarjorieMae 05:42 pm EST 02/07/18 | |
| In reply to: re: A Portrait of Maureen Stapleton - DalTxFurry 03:20 pm EST 02/07/18 | |
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| First time I saw her in anything was when Birdie was the Easter Show at Radio City. I was about 6 at the time and didn't know who she was. It was years and years later when I was well aware of her I saw her name on the Birdie soundtrack album (or was it the piano vocal score?) and couldn't believe she was Albert's mother and did know it. | |
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