She is NEVER forgotten by HER people❤️🖤💚 I'm here to put that fire out🤨she will ALWAYS be a chocolate queen to us🥰❤️🖤💚all of the brothas and sistas who passed over to the other side are blessed ❤️🖤💚🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️🖤💚bless their souls
Hello Evonza, please don't be offended by the title of the channel. You're correct! Rosalind's name may no longer get mentioned as it once did. But she will always be in the hearts and minds of all who truly adored her--as clearly do. Please subscribe and stay tuned for other pending projects.
You got THAT right! We love her! ❤ What a great actress! From the comedic role as "Sarah" in "Uptown Saturday Night", to dramatic pieces such as "Cornbread, Earl, and Me", with Lawrence Fishburne as her son, "J.J.'s" older girlfriend in "Good Times", the first on-screen interracial relationship in "The Omega Man" with Charlton Heston. She even played the tough, intelligent, but fair college president in "A Different World". She acted my girl Diahann Carroll OFF the screen in the TV miniseries, "Sister! Sister!" along with Irene Cara. Awesome talent!!!
I’m a white guy raised in SoCal in the ‘60s -70s.. I remember so many of these actors! Uptown Saturday Night is a film that my wife and I both saw as young teens (separately, not together) and are both big fans of. I always wondered what happened to Rosalind Cash.. I remember seeing her in The Omega Man and being entranced by her as young teen. So many good actors here.. thanks for highlighting their careers!! Brings back the memories!
Miss. Cash was so sexie so beautiful &, great actress.. some one should put out a DVD collection of 15 of her greatest movies in a big box set with a big 80 pAge book with tons of pictures... I have box sets of other Hollywood actors .. so why not her..also I would like to see a big DVD 📀 box set with 20 or more movies by pAm grier with a big 80 book lots of pictures.. thAt would be great... miss Roslyn cash was really great &. Some one should put out a box set of her movies so fans like me can enjoy her again...she is really missed she needs to get her respect !!!!!
I first noticed Rosalind Cash in "The Omega Man", watching it on the late movie on TV. Soon, by chance, I was seeing her in other movies, and I quickly became a fan. She was graceful and carried herself like a dancer. She always exuded strength and intelligence. Her voice was strong and attention grabbling. Thanks for this look at her life. Much appreciated.
She was beautiful, talented and an activist.She was one of my favorite actresses. I was 12 years old when Sister,Sister debuted in 1982. I remember her passing in 1995.She definitely made her mark in the entertainment industry. Thank you for featuring her in this video. ❤️ 💛
You’re right, Icecol. I don’t think we appreciated her enough. I’m glad she continued her career on the Cosby Show and A Different World. I hope I can count on you as a subscriber to the channel.
Hello Amy. The first time I saw Ms. Cash was in "Uptown Saturday Night". While doing the research for this project, I found a treasure trove of material--and enjoyed it. Thank you for watching.
You got THAT right! We love her! ❤ What a great actress! From the comedic role as "Sarah" in "Uptown Saturday Night", to dramatic pieces such as "Cornbread, Earl, and Me", with Lawrence Fishburne as her son, "J.J.'s" older girlfriend in "Good Times", the first on-screen interracial relationship in "The Omega Man" with Charlton Heston. She even played the tough, intelligent, but fair college president in "A Different World". She acted my girl Diahann Carroll OFF the screen in the TV miniseries, "Sister! Sister!" along with Irene Cara. Awesome talent!!!
Thank you, Gloria for commenting. You have a wealth knowledge by remembering Ms. Cash. I can tell you were a true admirer like myself. Thank you. And please subscribe to the channel. 👍🏿
And don't forget her guest appearance on "THE GOLDEN GIRLS". Just like with J.J. on "Good Times", her character too, was involved with a much younger man, Dorothy's son Michael.
I remember her recurring role on A Different World as the Dean. She did a stellar job and I had no idea up until recent research of her unique and strong artistic persona. Plus a natural beauty and radiant soul. Rest in peace, Rosalind Cash, you were a true artist.
Hello Jaiya. You're absolutely correct. She left us far too soon. She is missed. Thank you for watching and commenting. I hope you have subscribed to the channel for more content to come.
I'm glad someone remembers this underrated Brilliance.... Rosalind Cash .... Whose career covered so many narratives...... Television 📺 Films..... 🎥 And Soap Operas .... I could list a few titles but most who remember her lifespan work ... The last thing I saw her in was on the famed General Hospital 🏥 ..... She was relaying a deep message before her passing that just made me cry ..... Thank you my Queen Ms. Rosalind Cash for your contributions to the industry ....... You will never be forgotten....... Rest In Peace 🕊️🕊️🕊️ 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I just subscribed ...... I was in my mental cognizance ..... Thinking about alot of these underrated phenomena brilliant actors and actresses my late father introduced me to........ No ...... They'll not be forgotten ... Rest In Peace To All Who Sacrifices made me the strong Black Man I Am Today ...... ✌🏿🖤✊🏿
Truly, I didn’t forget her. It’s just the title of the channel. Poorly titled. Thank you for watching the video. Glad you enjoyed it. Please subscribe.
You and me both, James. Rosalind was beautiful! Believe me, it was a joy researching pictures of her. Gorgeous! Thank you for watching and commenting. Please subscribe if you have not already.
That was the first time? Wow. That was the end of her career by then. Rosalind had a wonderful career. Wish we had seen more of her. I hope you subscribe to see more pending videos. Another one dropping on Wednesday.
Yes, Moniemone, she was awesome and very beautiful. I wish we had seen more of her. She left us too soon. Thank you for watching. Please subscribe so you can come back. And please share this video and the others. 🙏🏿
I'll always remember Rosalind from the TV movie, Sister, Sister, with Diahann Carroll and Irene Cara and also as Mary Mae Ward on General Hospital. She passed while she was still on General Hospital so they had her character pass away, too.
"Gracefully" indeed! so special it was growing up as a young Black kid in the 70's. My lone disappointment was having to get a Quo Vadis haircut every 2 weeks. This was child abuse, denying a young brother his FRO,,,.
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My son loves Afros! He asked “who is that beautiful lady with the Fro, Mom.” Then we ended up watching this together. Keep the stories coming. We’re here for it!
Wow. Thank you for the introduction to a younger audience. I will keep the videos coming, and keep them informative as well. Please subscribe to the channel.
And thank you, Zeronohigher! This platform intends to recognize and pay homage to the Greats who are no longer with us. I’m grateful you enjoyed the video. And I hope you shared and subscribed. 👍🏿
Thank you so much for the Forgotten by Hollywood. It puts the spotlight on the most talented actors that made us proud to see. Thank goodness she had the Negro Ensemble Company to continue her career.
I didn’t recognize her from her younger pictures but knew exactly who she was from her older pictures. Learned a lot and completely understand and agree with what she stood for.
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Enjoy the way the story is shared; seems researched as best as possible. Your take on Calvin Lockhart, for instance, varies widely from another storyteller . Yours was/ is clearly closer to the truth. Good work.
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I love to hear about these people lives and what they did way back in the 50 ,60s and, 70s I would love to get more about these celebrities and, the movies that they used to play in. Thank you need to bring back these movies in the 60s and, 70s❤❤❤❤❤❤😀😀😀😀😀👍🏼🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Hello Bonnie! Rosalind was such a beautiful actress and personality. Can't believe she died so young. Thank you for watching and commenting. Please subscribe if you have not done so already.
And refused to be humiliated by Hollywood for a buck. That’s why I admired her. She knew what she wanted, and went after it. Thank you for liking the video. I hope you have subscribed to the channel.
Very talented actor! I remember her roles when I was in high school and really enjoyed Black American films and actors when they showed in my country !
I remember her in Omega Man and General Hospital, Uptown Saturday Night with the great Sidney Poitier, Klute. and Tales from the Hood. I think the latter was her last film appearance if I’m right. She was a great actress, singer and did voice overs. Died in 1995 of cancer. R.I.P. 🙏🌹🕊️✊
Ms Cash was a beautiful woman, and not just externally. I love watching her performances. I knew she passed on, but I didn't realize it was that long ago. She has left a legacy however.
Wow. It’s good that an image of elegance and beauty was the one you can identify with. I’m glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you have subscribed to the channel. Please come back. 💪🏿🙏🏿👍🏿
Loved Rosalind Cash . Saw her in Omega Man , junior year in prep school . Could always tell that there were a restlessness , a negatively, skewed impasse to her talent ... probably , Hollywood . She did Shakespeare; was classically trained.Saw most of her other work, as well . Always , a fan !!! MDB
What a wonderful tribute to a wonderful and beautiful actress! I will not ever forget these people you have spotlighted because they kicked open a door that brought us much great entertainment. Please do an exposure on the great Pearl Bailey. Did you know that Diana Sands was slated to be cast as Claudine in the movie of the same name but, she got sick and the role went to Diane Caroll?
yes.thank you for this..Shes that legend that I was always fascinated with. The very last thing she stared in was "Tales from the Hood" in 1995 to my knowledge..
Exactly! I spoke about Rosalind's appearance in "Tales from the Hood" in the last segment of the video. She passed a few after the movie was released. Thank you for watching and commenting. And I hope you have subscribed for more videos to come.
Growing up in the 70s Rosland was my favorite actress. She lit up the screen with her beauty and not to forget her gorgeous smile ❤one of my favorites was uptown Saturday night! Sad she and other women of color never was viewed as a serious actress. But to so many women of my color she was our winner 🏆 !!!
Rosalind was also featured in a episode of the Mary Tyler Moore Show where she auditioned for the job of a WJM lifestyle reporter against Mary and SueAne Nevins and got it ! But no other episodes starring her were featured.
Aida, it was their loss that she didn't get the role. And it was ours we were never given a chance to see it. Thank you for watching and commenting. Please stay tuned for more videos to come.
I try to make the episode’s interesting by adding a back story to give it context. But thank you for watching and commenting. I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
Hello Marilynn. Meant no disrespect with the title. I was a huge fan of RC. Thought she was an outstanding actress and personality. I don’t think Hollywood gave her the shine she deserved. But thank you for commenting. Glad you enjoyed the video, and I hope you have subscribed for more content to come. Very soon.
Thank you for all of your episodes and contrary to what some may assume....Forgotten Hollywood means to me how blk folks have been forgotten in Hollywood but not by those who followed her. We have blk folks that don't know who she is (nor a lot of the folks you've profiled) and all of the work she's performed. Again, thank you and keep posting!
Thank you, Eric! You explained it far better than I could have. We have not forgotten Ms. Cash, but Hollywood has. In fact, that will be the new title of the channel for all my upcoming projects. Forgotten BY Hollywood! That’s it. That’s what I will call it. Thank you, brother. The new name of the show is Forgotten BY Hollywood!
Love the documentary on the attractive and talented Cash. Glad to see her being remembered and not forgotten. But I believe the first black/white interracial kiss was between Dorothy Dandrige and Stewart Whitman in the Decks Ran Red made in the late 1950s.
Very classy, and very beautiful, along with very intelligent and sorely missed. Thank you for watching the video. I’m glad you enjoyed and I hope you will return for more content to come. 💪🏿🙏🏿👍🏿
Yes, Applejack. She gave a remarkable performance-- as expected. Rosalind was truly a beautiful and gifted actress. Wish we could have seen her more. Thank you for commenting, and I hope you have subscribed to the channel. And please share it. 💪🏿🙏🏿👍🏿
SCREAMING SCREAMING SCREAMING SCREAMING what SHERO QUEEN 👑 from my HOMETOWN childhood memories Newark New Jersey BRICK CITY And Atlanta CITY FOREAL ❤❤❤❤
That’s right, Tom. So many of our stars didn’t get the exposure they deserved. She certainly deserved more than she got. Thank you for watching. Please share and subscribe.
I was so in love with Rosiland Cash after *_Omega Man_* that seeing her in _The New Centurions_ ,and all of her tv roles and later movies was a dream come true. She was super intellegent, not just pretty.
You’re not alone. She had a legion of fans who admired her for many reasons and many years. I wanted to pay tribute to her and I hope this short documentary accomplished that. Please subscribe to the channel. And share the video. I’m making many more videos. The support helps a lot. 👍🏿🙏🏿💪🏿
She is NEVER forgotten by HER people❤️🖤💚 I'm here to put that fire out🤨she will ALWAYS be a chocolate queen to us🥰❤️🖤💚all of the brothas and sistas who passed over to the other side are blessed ❤️🖤💚🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️🖤💚bless their souls
Hello Evonza, please don't be offended by the title of the channel. You're correct! Rosalind's name may no longer get mentioned as it once did. But she will always be in the hearts and minds of all who truly adored her--as clearly do. Please subscribe and stay tuned for other pending projects.
You got THAT right! We love her! ❤ What a great actress! From the comedic role as "Sarah" in "Uptown Saturday Night", to dramatic pieces such as "Cornbread, Earl, and Me", with Lawrence Fishburne as her son, "J.J.'s" older girlfriend in "Good Times", the first on-screen interracial relationship in "The Omega Man" with Charlton Heston. She even played the tough, intelligent, but fair college president in "A Different World". She acted my girl Diahann Carroll OFF the screen in the TV miniseries, "Sister! Sister!" along with Irene Cara. Awesome talent!!!
Say it again!
She ain't forgotten by me, I'm her people
They need to put Rosalind Cash on unsung TV1.
I agree. They should. She is one of the pioneers who deserves to be recognized.
She never 🎶 sing. You mean Uncensored
I agree 🩷
YES...👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
A beautiful woman and a real presence on screen.✊️
The One, thank you for watching and commenting on Ms. Cash. There has not been much traffic on her video. I appreciate you.
She's no hack. She's a classically trained actress. A talent.
Definitely talented. Without a doubt. Thank you for commenting.
I’m a white guy raised in SoCal in the ‘60s -70s.. I remember so many of these actors! Uptown Saturday Night is a film that my wife and I both saw as young teens (separately, not together) and are both big fans of. I always wondered what happened to Rosalind Cash.. I remember seeing her in The Omega Man and being entranced by her as young teen. So many good actors here.. thanks for highlighting their careers!! Brings back the memories!
I’m Thrilled you enjoyed the video, and I hope you have subscribed for more content to come. Your support is appreciated. Thank you!💪🏿🙏🏿👍🏿
Miss. Cash was so sexie so beautiful &, great actress.. some one should put out a DVD collection of 15 of her greatest movies in a big box set with a big 80 pAge book with tons of pictures... I have box sets of other Hollywood actors .. so why not her..also I would like to see a big DVD 📀 box set with 20 or more movies by pAm grier with a big 80 book lots of pictures.. thAt would be great... miss Roslyn cash was really great &. Some one should put out a box set of her movies so fans like me can enjoy her again...she is really missed she needs to get her respect !!!!!
@MikeAdams-dc9ib Agreed!
I loved Rosalind in Sister, Sister. What a talented and beautiful actress.
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I first noticed Rosalind Cash in "The Omega Man", watching it on the late movie on TV. Soon, by chance, I was seeing her in other movies, and I quickly became a fan. She was graceful and carried herself like a dancer. She always exuded strength and intelligence. Her voice was strong and attention grabbling. Thanks for this look at her life. Much appreciated.
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She was beautiful, talented and an activist.She was one of my favorite actresses. I was 12 years old when Sister,Sister debuted in 1982. I remember her passing in 1995.She definitely made her mark in the entertainment industry. Thank you for featuring her in this video. ❤️ 💛
You’re right, Icecol. I don’t think we appreciated her enough. I’m glad she continued her career on the Cosby Show and A Different World. I hope I can count on you as a subscriber to the channel.
I love everything she played in.
Hello Amy. The first time I saw Ms. Cash was in "Uptown Saturday Night". While doing the research for this project, I found a treasure trove of material--and enjoyed it. Thank you for watching.
Me too.. and when she play in different world
@@Upploadz well done and I'm so glad that this channel was recommended. New subscriber 😁
You got THAT right! We love her! ❤ What a great actress! From the comedic role as "Sarah" in "Uptown Saturday Night", to dramatic pieces such as "Cornbread, Earl, and Me", with Lawrence Fishburne as her son, "J.J.'s" older girlfriend in "Good Times", the first on-screen interracial relationship in "The Omega Man" with Charlton Heston. She even played the tough, intelligent, but fair college president in "A Different World". She acted my girl Diahann Carroll OFF the screen in the TV miniseries, "Sister! Sister!" along with Irene Cara. Awesome talent!!!
Thank you, Gloria for commenting. You have a wealth knowledge by remembering Ms. Cash. I can tell you were a true admirer like myself. Thank you. And please subscribe to the channel. 👍🏿
And don't forget her guest appearance on "THE GOLDEN GIRLS". Just like with J.J. on "Good Times", her character too, was involved with a much younger man, Dorothy's son Michael.
I remember her recurring role on A Different World as the Dean. She did a stellar job and I had no idea up until recent research of her unique and strong artistic persona. Plus a natural beauty and radiant soul. Rest in peace, Rosalind Cash, you were a true artist.
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Rosalind Cash was one of my favorite actresses.
She left too soon
Hello Jaiya. You're absolutely correct. She left us far too soon. She is missed. Thank you for watching and commenting. I hope you have subscribed to the channel for more content to come.
@@Upploadz
Yes I did subscribe
Thank U!
Oh, this damn cancer!
I'm glad someone remembers this underrated Brilliance.... Rosalind Cash .... Whose career covered so many narratives...... Television 📺 Films..... 🎥 And Soap Operas .... I could list a few titles but most who remember her lifespan work ... The last thing I saw her in was on the famed General Hospital 🏥 ..... She was relaying a deep message before her passing that just made me cry ..... Thank you my Queen Ms. Rosalind Cash for your contributions to the industry ....... You will never be forgotten....... Rest In Peace 🕊️🕊️🕊️ 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
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I just subscribed ...... I was in my mental cognizance ..... Thinking about alot of these underrated phenomena brilliant actors and actresses my late father introduced me to........ No ...... They'll not be forgotten ... Rest In Peace To All Who Sacrifices made me the strong Black Man I Am Today ......
✌🏿🖤✊🏿
@omarthompson3957 🙏🏿👍🏿
She had a realness. A softness. True talent! Always loved whatever she did. Sleep well Queen.
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ME. 2 ❤
Ain't nobody forget this gorgeous queen!! In the words of the late, great, Nat King Cole, she is "Unforgettable"!!!
Truly, I didn’t forget her. It’s just the title of the channel. Poorly titled. Thank you for watching the video. Glad you enjoyed it. Please subscribe.
@@Upploadz I wasn't trying to critique brother. I subscribed btw. Keep doing what you're doing. You are necessary!!!
@HatianHurricane …..Oh, I didn’t take it that way. I was sharing agreement with you. We’re both admirers of her work. She unforgettable!
She was an amazing actress 💜💜always a class act and never forgotten !💜💜
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@ajones8207 😁🙏🏿
Great actress
No doubt, Kenneth. And she left this world too soon. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Yes sir, I a crush on her back in the late 70s man. Thanks for this man, one love.
You and me both, James. Rosalind was beautiful! Believe me, it was a joy researching pictures of her. Gorgeous! Thank you for watching and commenting. Please subscribe if you have not already.
First time I saw her was tales from the Hood I didn't even know her she's gorgeous
That was the first time? Wow. That was the end of her career by then. Rosalind had a wonderful career. Wish we had seen more of her. I hope you subscribe to see more pending videos. Another one dropping on Wednesday.
Wonderful and beautiful actress who left us too soon with so much more to give. RIP
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Great actress, with beauty and brains to match
I would agree, Bagley. She was the full package. Thank you for watching. And please subscribe. 👍🏿
Loved her in the Omega Man with Charlton Heston. :)
She was awesome! Beautiful and talented!😢
Yes, Moniemone, she was awesome and very beautiful. I wish we had seen more of her. She left us too soon. Thank you for watching. Please subscribe so you can come back. And please share this video and the others. 🙏🏿
I'll always remember Rosalind from the TV movie, Sister, Sister, with Diahann Carroll and Irene Cara and also as Mary Mae Ward on General Hospital. She passed while she was still on General Hospital so they had her character pass away, too.
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Always loved this woman's art since I was a child. May the ancestors be pleased. R.ise I.n P.ower Rosalind Cash ❤️💯.
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Amen🙏🏿
Beautiful Actress who aged gracefully
Very gracefully. Thank you for watching, Benjamin! I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Please subscribe to the channel.
"Gracefully" indeed! so special it was growing up as a young Black kid in the 70's.
My lone disappointment was having to get a Quo Vadis haircut every 2 weeks.
This was child abuse, denying a young brother his FRO,,,.
Respect and Love, to The One and Only. incomparable Rosalind Cash💐🕊️
And I agree 💯 percent. I hope you like the new videos I’ll be uploading soon. Forgotten BY Hollywood!
Thank you so much for this presentation! 🙏🏽✨
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I always loved Ms. Cash’s movies, especially in the early 70’s ! Melinda did it for me with Vonetta Magee
One of my favorite movie she was in was Cornbread Earl and Me🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
Yes, Tonia. With a young Lawrence Fishburne. Two actors I admire. Thank you for signing on. And Please subscribe to the channel. I appreciate your support. 👍🏿
Thank you,I loved hearing about her journey.
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Such a natural beauty, my goodness.
Extraordinarily beautiful. We did not have her long enough to enjoy and appreciate her work. Thank you for watching.
She was a good woman and wonderful Actress.
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Love this documentary. And Melinda is one of my all-time favorite Blaxploitation movies in what she played in.
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Yesss 👏🏽VIP . Very good actress.
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Graceful actress. I miss her greatly.
Yes, James. She was a graceful actress. Very stunning. I’m posting more videos soon.
Yes Yes Yes!!! So enjoyed watching this beautiful LADY!! You are MISSED!! ❤🌹
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She had that ‘school teacher whom the boys have a crush on’ look!❤
😀💪🏿💪🏿👍🏿 I would agree with you. She was very beautiful!
My son loves Afros! He asked “who is that beautiful lady with the Fro, Mom.” Then we ended up watching this together. Keep the stories coming. We’re here for it!
Wow. Thank you for the introduction to a younger audience. I will keep the videos coming, and keep them informative as well. Please subscribe to the channel.
Very well said . She will never ever be forgotten.
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Great actress,love her work.May God Rest Her Beautiful Soul In Peace
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I think she became more beautiful as she aged. I remember her from episodes of Fresh Prince and A Different World.
This was a classy, beautiful talented lady!❤
Talented. Beautiful. Underrated!
Peace & thank you for this channel! Our people are wondrous & she is STILL a beautiful example of how to choose roles that are inspiring.🥰
And thank you, Zeronohigher! This platform intends to recognize and pay homage to the Greats who are no longer with us. I’m grateful you enjoyed the video. And I hope you shared and subscribed. 👍🏿
Yes I’ve subscribed, liked & shared👏🏿
@Zeronohigher 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿 Thank you!
Well done!!! One of my favorites ❤❤❤
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RIP beautiful Queen.
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Gorgeous! Hands down.
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Thank you so much for the Forgotten by Hollywood. It puts the spotlight on the most talented actors that made us proud to see. Thank goodness she had the Negro Ensemble Company to continue her career.
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She co starred with Charleton Heston in the Omega Man in 70 or 71'.
Yes. Saw that too.
Yes that second picture of her in the black turtleneck wearing the red and black leather jacket is from the Omega man.
I loved her as a kid. Great actor!!
I agree with you on that. I appreciated the way she carried herself.
I didn’t recognize her from her younger pictures but knew exactly who she was from her older pictures. Learned a lot and completely understand and agree with what she stood for.
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Pioneers paving the way while changing the world,a legacy never forgotten.
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I never forgot about her! She was really one of the only one of us we seen on TV and movies back in the day!
I certainly agree, Debra. And she did it with grace and beauty.
Yes, she did!
What a lovely & talented actress...I miss her. R.I.P. Rosalind Cash
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Enjoy the way the story is shared; seems researched as best as possible. Your take on Calvin Lockhart, for instance, varies widely from another storyteller . Yours was/ is clearly closer to the truth. Good work.
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A beautiful queen who represented our people extraordinarily well REST IN POWER OUR TRUE AFRICAN QUEEN 💪🏿🙏🏿❤️
I’m truly Loving these Commentaries! Please keep them coming…👍🏽
Thank you for the vote of confidence, cedjohn. I’m trying to keep them coming.
I love to hear about these people lives and what they did way back in the 50 ,60s and, 70s I would love to get more about these celebrities and, the movies that they used to play in. Thank you need to bring back these movies in the 60s and, 70s❤❤❤❤❤❤😀😀😀😀😀👍🏼🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
👍🏿 Thank you, Hatti
Wow I was just thinking about her and enjoying her performance in Uptown Saturday Night which recently aired on TCM loved her also in Melinda. 😃
Hello Bonnie! Rosalind was such a beautiful actress and personality. Can't believe she died so young. Thank you for watching and commenting. Please subscribe if you have not done so already.
She was one of those talented black actress that continued to work on her art and achieved greatness!
And refused to be humiliated by Hollywood for a buck. That’s why I admired her. She knew what she wanted, and went after it. Thank you for liking the video. I hope you have subscribed to the channel.
Very talented actor!
I remember her roles when I was in high school and really enjoyed Black American films and actors when they showed in my country !
What country is that, Floyd?
I remember watching her a lot on t.v. beautiful may GOD continue to bless you 🙏
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She was never forgotten by me! I love her!
And I loved her as well. Thank you for watching. Please subscribe and come back for the next episode. 💪🏿🙏🏿👍🏿
I remember her in Omega Man and General Hospital, Uptown Saturday Night with the great Sidney Poitier, Klute. and Tales from the Hood. I think the latter was her last film appearance if I’m right. She was a great actress, singer and did voice overs. Died in 1995 of cancer. R.I.P. 🙏🌹🕊️✊
Yes, Jerome. She died too soon, too young. Marvelous actress. Thank you for commenting and please subscribe.
@@Upploadz 👍I did subscribe. Great channel. TY.
@jeromemanoharan7427 💪🏿🙏🏿👍🏿🏆
Ms Cash was a beautiful woman,
and not just externally.
I love watching her performances.
I knew she passed on,
but I didn't realize it was that long ago.
She has left a legacy however.
Yes, Mr. Alexander. Quite a long time e ago. And in my opinion, a very young age.
God I love this woman ❤❤
Yes. Me as well.She was stunningly beautiful!
#FBH 🙏🏽❤💛💚 ty 4 postn awareness about Ms. Cash..... She was the 1st actress on tv, that I could identify with 👊🏽
Bless up chat fam
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Just saw her on a Different World episode that put a smile on my face.
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She was a good actress, and I liked her skills, and her look
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Loved Rosalind Cash . Saw her in Omega Man , junior year in prep school . Could always tell that there were a restlessness , a negatively, skewed impasse to her talent ... probably , Hollywood . She did Shakespeare; was classically trained.Saw most of her other work, as well . Always , a fan !!! MDB
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Eternal Beauty.
I wish I could have found more interviews of her. She was an eternal beauty. 🙏🏿💪🏿👍🏿
She is one of my favorite Actress. Love you Divaaaaa ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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What a wonderful tribute to a wonderful and beautiful actress! I will not ever forget these people you have spotlighted because they kicked open a door that brought us much great entertainment. Please do an exposure on the great Pearl Bailey. Did you know that Diana Sands was slated to be cast as Claudine in the movie of the same name but, she got sick and the role went to Diane Caroll?
Queen you are resting in peace we love you ,My book that will be out soon.Thank you for living on this planet We love you an we thank the most high
Thank you for watching the video. Glad you enjoyed it. And I hope you have subscribed. Question, what’s the book about--or who is it about?
yes.thank you for this..Shes that
legend that I was always fascinated
with. The very last thing she stared
in was "Tales from the Hood" in
1995 to my knowledge..
Exactly! I spoke about Rosalind's appearance in "Tales from the Hood" in the last segment of the video. She passed a few after the movie was released. Thank you for watching and commenting. And I hope you have subscribed for more videos to come.
The Uncomfortable Truth, you are absolutely correct. And she gave a great performance. I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
Also, General Hospital. They actually had to write her funeral into the script at the time
Yes He character was powerful as hell. She made even the audience think twice in their own lives. She was wonderful.
@timafiggy 👍🏿
I love her. She is a beautiful lady and a great actress. ❤❤
She most certainly was a beautiful lady, Vicki! Sorely missed. Please subscribe to the channel for more updates.
Growing up in the 70s Rosland was my favorite actress. She lit up the screen with her beauty and not to forget her gorgeous smile ❤one of my favorites was uptown Saturday night! Sad she and other women of color never was viewed as a serious actress. But to so many women of my color she was our winner 🏆 !!!
And there were soooo many Forgotten BY Hollywood! Which is why I’m creating this channel.
Great opening. Great actresses
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Rosalind was also featured in a episode of the Mary Tyler Moore Show where she auditioned for the job of a WJM lifestyle reporter against Mary and SueAne Nevins and got it ! But no other episodes starring her were featured.
Aida, it was their loss that she didn't get the role. And it was ours we were never given a chance to see it. Thank you for watching and commenting. Please stay tuned for more videos to come.
@@Upploadz Okay 👌😄 ! i appreciate and enjoy this segment on the contributions of African-American actresses and actors in film and on TV.
Aida, thank you again for supporting and signing on much respect.
I didn't know she was in an episode of MTM! I will look that up to watch. Thanks for the info!
@@Upploadz Thank you !😊
Love this bio on Rosalind Cash.
I try to make the episode’s interesting by adding a back story to give it context. But thank you for watching and commenting. I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
She was on an episode of the Golden Girls. She played Lorraine, the Older Black woman, Dorothy's son Michael was involved with.
Yes, Phyllis. I remember that episode from my research. Thank you for your support of the channel. Hope you come back for more episodes.
Not forgotten! She’s a household name. 🤩
Hello Marilynn. Meant no disrespect with the title. I was a huge fan of RC. Thought she was an outstanding actress and personality. I don’t think Hollywood gave her the shine she deserved. But thank you for commenting. Glad you enjoyed the video, and I hope you have subscribed for more content to come. Very soon.
I first saw her in 'The New Centurions' and her beauty was mesmerizing.
Agreed!💯
My husband and I love Omega Man. It’s one of our favorite movies
MsFlamingFlamer, she is great in every movie she is in. Thank you for watching.
Another great show...keep'em coming
Al B Black. Thank you for the encouragement. I will try my best. The next one is going through edits.
I love her work!
She was great, MadeofAfrica! I agree with you. I hope you like the next videos I post. Different title same theme! 🙏🏿💪🏿👍🏿
I love her😄
And did I, Tiffany! She was a great actress. 🎥
Thank you for all of your episodes and contrary to what some may assume....Forgotten Hollywood means to me how blk folks have been forgotten in Hollywood but not by those who followed her. We have blk folks that don't know who she is (nor a lot of the folks you've profiled) and all of the work she's performed. Again, thank you and keep posting!
Thank you, Eric! You explained it far better than I could have. We have not forgotten Ms. Cash, but Hollywood has. In fact, that will be the new title of the channel for all my upcoming projects. Forgotten BY Hollywood! That’s it. That’s what I will call it. Thank you, brother. The new name of the show is Forgotten BY Hollywood!
@@Upploadz keep the great work going. This is information important to our culture for those here now and future generations! I'm a fan!
Thank you for this! I have loved her since I first saw her on Good Times!
Thank you for watching and commenting. I hope you have subscribed!👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿😩
Love the documentary on the attractive and talented Cash.
Glad to see her being remembered and not forgotten.
But I believe the first black/white interracial kiss was between Dorothy Dandrige and Stewart Whitman in the Decks Ran Red made in the late 1950s.
Hello Jania. Thank you for revelation. I’m glad you enjoyed the documentary.
Keep them coming ...
Thank you Vivian for your vote of confidence and kind words. I will definitely keep them coming. I hope you have subscribed.
She was so classy and beautiful,refused to let Hollywood control her. I loved her in Tales from the Hood
Very classy, and very beautiful, along with very intelligent and sorely missed. Thank you for watching the video. I’m glad you enjoyed and I hope you will return for more content to come. 💪🏿🙏🏿👍🏿
I remember her in the movie The Omega Man
Yes, Applejack. She gave a remarkable performance-- as expected. Rosalind was truly a beautiful and gifted actress. Wish we could have seen her more. Thank you for commenting, and I hope you have subscribed to the channel. And please share it. 💪🏿🙏🏿👍🏿
She's not forgotten in my family 🎉❤
And not by me either, Tsmith. But by Hollywood. Thank you for watching. I hope you have subscribed.
Love this thanks
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SCREAMING SCREAMING SCREAMING SCREAMING what SHERO QUEEN 👑 from my HOMETOWN childhood memories Newark New Jersey BRICK CITY And Atlanta CITY FOREAL ❤❤❤❤
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I appreciate that one 1⃣ 👋🙌🙌🙌👑💯♥️
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Always thought she was talented and beautiful ❤️❤️
And I agree, Mark! She was extraordinarily talented. Didn’t receive the recognition she deserved. Please share and subscribe to the channel. 👍🏿
@@Upploadz Many black performers didn’t get the recognition that they deserved. But hopefully time will bring along good changes😄
She ain't forgotten she from my hometown Atlantic City NJ still known
Forgotten BY Hollywood is the new name. Please stay tuned for the next episode.
She's was totally awesome beautiful greatly miss
That’s right, Tom. So many of our stars didn’t get the exposure they deserved. She certainly deserved more than she got. Thank you for watching. Please share and subscribe.
I was so in love with Rosiland Cash after *_Omega Man_* that seeing her in _The New Centurions_ ,and all of her tv roles and later movies was a dream come true.
She was super intellegent, not just pretty.
You’re not alone. She had a legion of fans who admired her for many reasons and many years. I wanted to pay tribute to her and I hope this short documentary accomplished that. Please subscribe to the channel. And share the video. I’m making many more videos. The support helps a lot. 👍🏿🙏🏿💪🏿