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My wonderful Patty D story. My mother was struggling with something my 12 year old brain couldn’t process. It scared me out of my mind. Then I randomly picked up Call Me Anna, as I was a big fan of the Patty Duke Show. Suddenly everything made sense. My mom had bipolar disorder. She hadn’t been diagnosed yet. I had her read the book and she got help. Many years later, I was working with Sean and I told him my story and he immediately called her and put her on the phone 😱 I got to thank her for saving my mom’s life. She was so kind and wonderful to me. 😊
@@laikapupkino1767 Hello Laika, Yes, Her Comment Was Much Better Than This Sleazy Video. I Am Ashamed I Did Not Stop Till The 11:29 Mark. There Was No Compassion Or Understanding. Grace and Peace To You and Your Family, Ralph in CT
Another great round-up of an actor's life and career. Thank you.. I know several people who've worked with Sean Astin over the years and not a single one of them (and they're ery varied in terms of class and race and sexuality and plain, dumb civility) have a bad thing to say about him. They all rate him as an actor, but everyone will tell you he is a sterling human being. Three of them said the same thing to me at different times: "I want to be Sean Astin when I grow up" - and one of them was old enough to be his grandfather!
“The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side.” ― Hunter S. Thompson
As a teen, I was diagnosed by one doctor as bipolar. But, I never took the lithium that was discussed. I knew that my father had been talking negatively about me to the doctor, and the doctor wanted to please my father, who was paying him. The doctor made it sound absolutely terrible, the bipolarism. But, I felt fine and didn't worry about it. I think that shocked the doctor. I only saw him once.
I remember one terrible tabloid headline from the time when Patty Duke was first pregnant and was sexually involved with three men at the time - one of which was Desi Arnez Jr. (Lucille Ball's son). Patty Duke thought that he might be the baby's father. I remember Lucille Ball being interviewed by a gossip magazine and stating "I'll accept the baby as my grandson, but I won't accept his mother". How cruel!
Lucy was not a kind person. My great grandmother worked at Union Station in Los Angeles in the early 40’s to 1963 and interacted with many movie stars. She stated without a doubt the meanest around was Lucille Ball. Lucy had lots of issues.
Lucy Ricardo, wasnt Lucille ball However, their studio gave us lots of TV shows. Original STAR TREK, etc.. Bob hope was mean as well, and had lots of women Jerry LEWIS was mean as well Its possible, many classic actors HAVE BI POLAR.? We couldn't see, because of musicians behind the scenes..? We subconsciously block out scene changes, when background orchestra is great
Hello Honestly, I Am 62 and Remember it was 1969 when I read in a Movie Magazine That Patty and Desi Jr. We're Dating. Lucy was not Happy about It. I Remember The Quote You Brought Up About Lucy. Somehow it Does Not Surprise Me. Grace and Peace to You and Your Family. Ralph in CT
Not twins, cousins. I loved The Patty Duke Show. I’m Australian and I didn’t watch a lot of American children’s shows because they were too loud and rambunctious for me, I preferred the English or homegrown variety, so the Patty Duke Show was perfect.. the loud, rambunctious American tempered by her quiet, polite English cousin. Not hard to guess which character I liked the best.
I was an extra that worked with Patty Duke in her short run TV series in Coeur d"Alene, Idaho, "Amazing Grace." I had 3 shows were I was working with her but not allowed to say my lines out loud or they would have had to pay me more money. I thought that was funny, but I enjoyed working with her and the team. My two daughters worked with the co-star in the church scenes. Also before the series I worked at the theme park "Silverwood" and that is where I met her and her husband when I was the hostess at the Lyndie's Restaurant. She was dressed like a typical 1970's housewife as not to be noticed and identified. They were super nice and her husband was very polite when his credit card kept being denied.
As far as I'm concerned, Patty was the best American actress of her era. She was one of the few to stump the cast on 'What's My Line?". Fabulous actress.
I competely agree. The word is right: the 'best' of them. One couldn't guess it, I don't think, but bipolarity might have helped the chameleonesque in her. She... was... marvelous.
All humans are sinners. All humans have problems and issues. Don't say I love you for better or for worse 'cause you're gonna get the "worse" and you better be loving enough to deal with it.
@@Lori-lp6uc I never thought about this. I'm a Janis JOPLIN fan. Ty are right. She would have been perfect for me role.I it's surprising that a movie about her hasn't been made.
I loved The Patty Duke show. My age probably would have been 8 years old. We had to wait for American television to send us the Shows. Living in New Zealand we had one Channel to watch. National Broadcasting.
To boys who grew up watching TV in the 1960's, "The Patty Duke Show" was one of our favorite shows, and most of us boys had a serious crush on Patty Duke; in fact, I was such a stupid little boy, that I actually thought that there were two of them! My Dad was a no nonsense businessman, and I would make him mad as hell whenever the show was on and I would ask him, "Daddy, how come 'Cathy' Duke ain't on other shows?" Boiling up with disgust, Dad would angrily reply, "Son, I have tried to tell you a hundred times that there is just one girl playing two parts----just one girl!" I was in my late teens before I finally grasped the cinematic concepts of 'doubles' and 'over-the-shoulder shots'. As talented as she was, Patty Duke's super cute looks went away with all of the chain smoking that she did. That broke my heart as I got older. Hayley Mills did the same thing.
Her response about being a home wrecker : if the marriage was good no one could woman could take him away from his wife”. It sounds like Nichole Kessinger logic. I’ve always been a Patty Duke fan. I’m disappointed but I still like her movies. She could be downright edgy.
I loved Patty Duke. I loved her in The Patty Duke show and Valley of the Dolls. I still sing the Patty Duke theme about the identical cousins. Lol. And she was hot when I was a kid. Lol
She was separated from her parents at a you age. Poor girl. It was the 60s. She was not the only star with scandal. However, not many had her background and ental illness.
There must be something about the name Frances/Francis - Frances Duke, Frances Farmer - my grandpa (dad's side) left my grandma when my dad was 4 1/2 and married a lady called Frances (who was institutionalized for depression - a breakdown that was rumored to be caused by my grandpa after he cheated and left her). That aside, Patty was always one of my faves. There was something about her that made me like her!
This was a most entertaining and informative documentary. I couldn't help but noticed the way you pronounce "Valley of the Dolls" which comes out "Valley of the Dulls" which was the name of MAD magazines send up of the movie in cartoon form.
@@johna.4334: Where Cathy adores a minuet The ballet russes & crepe suzette Our Patty loves to rock & roll A hot dog makes her lose control What a wild duet! Still they’re cousins, identical cousins and you’ll find They laugh alike They walk alike At times they even talk alike You can lose your mind When cousins are two of a kind
I used to love the watch the Patty Duke show on re runs. I really had no idea until she died she had so many emotional problems in her life. What a beautiful talented person she was. I'm so sorry for all the pain she went through. But its good that the knowledge from her issues and problems are helping others. A damn shame Patty did not make 70. Is what a talent and what a topsy turvy life. I am still disgusted at her step sons canceling the adoption years after Patty adopted them. That could not have done anything good for her mental state. I only hope Patty finds the peace in death that she never really had in life. And f*** y** to her father who left her at 6 years old. That probably started a lot of the problems for Patty.
Did anyone see that episode of "Night Gallery" where Patty Duke had a mustache? Her character walks around through the whole episode insulting another woman's appearance, yet Patty has a 'stache that a 13-year-old boy would envy.
Based on what we know now I cannot imagine what she might have went through as young actress with all of the pervs and pedos she had to be around in her younger years.
That show was on when I was a kid. I didn't like her. It was the same with Doris Day. She creeped me out. I couldn't understand why most people weren't creeped out by either of them. Couldn't they see?
Horrors late in your post should be *at the start. Anna merits huge respect as a survivor, not casual relegating of ghastly causes to late add-on status.
Please leave Patty Duke alone ! After the childhood she had and a chemical imbalance she paid her due’s! She had so many great characteristics . Stop throwing her to the dogs!
People who suffer from bipolar are usually promiscuous. Vivien Leigh was also bipolar. Pattie was incredible in The Miracle Worker. Miscast in Dolls, IMO. Duke should have gotten top billing in Dolls as she is an Oscar winner not Barbara. I don’t know what else Duke starred in on the silver screen
My former PCP suggested that my nurse ex had BP, after I explained to him her crazy outbursts of temper. She went to a doctor and was diagnosed with, you guessed it, biplar disorder. She never thanked me or my doctor-Go figure-John in Texas
@@francoamerican4632 I know ....well in TEXAS ..we say Ma'am " & Sir" ...for ladies & then gentleman.......I know actor is used for women as well .....
Im sick of all the titles and labels that are placed upon people Maybe growing up in satanic hollywood plays a huge role in the behavior of many young tallented stars male and females Patty Duke was a young beautiful woman Like most of us she made mistakes as she grew up that im sure she learned from Stay true to yourself that would be my advice to all of these young beautiful personalitys Stop listening to the labels placed upon you by people who have an agenda in your life Stand up for yourself and own who you are Never hang your head in shame Love yourself and Live your life doing what makes you happy Keep your faith in God
(5:36) Her and her brother's managers, 'Ethel Ross and John...' -- How did they manage to screw that up?! A simple detail like her managers' names?! Try 'Ethel and John Ross.' There -- see how easy it is? (Edit:) (7:40) There they get it right!
Hello Ron, I'm Glad I'm Not The Only One Who Feels Like This About A Name Screw-Up! I Played It Back Twice To Try To Understand The Name. I Thought The Name Was Ethel Rossenjohn!! Grace and Peace, Ralph in CT
Slightly scandal oriented 'Age of Vintage' with photos that rarely line up with the spoken word . Definitely 2nd rate , but I'm sure very popular in this day and age of lowered expectations .
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Actually, the Patty Duke Show wasn't about identical twins. They were "cousins that are two of a kind".
bloke wouldn't know, blowin' out its ass.
You could lose your mind.
@@DavidWilliams-so2dy Hahaha
Every Baby Boomer knows that.
"Identical cousins".
My wonderful Patty D story. My mother was struggling with something my 12 year old brain couldn’t process. It scared me out of my mind. Then I randomly picked up Call Me Anna, as I was a big fan of the Patty Duke Show. Suddenly everything made sense. My mom had bipolar disorder. She hadn’t been diagnosed yet. I had her read the book and she got help. Many years later, I was working with Sean and I told him my story and he immediately called her and put her on the phone 😱 I got to thank her for saving my mom’s life. She was so kind and wonderful to me. 😊
Thank you. Your comment was much better than this sleazy video that I'm giving up on halfway through.
Her book helped me too in many ways. I grew up with a mother with bipolar It took me years of therapy to get over it
I read both her books
Brilliant performance in "The Miracle Worker".
@@laikapupkino1767 Hello Laika,
Yes, Her Comment Was Much Better Than This Sleazy Video.
I Am Ashamed I Did Not Stop Till The 11:29 Mark.
There Was No Compassion Or Understanding.
Grace and Peace To You and Your Family,
Ralph in CT
On The Patty Duke Show, Patty and Cathy were NOT twin sisters, they were cousins that looked-a-like.
They're cousins - identical cousins in every WAY! I still sing that song sometimes. LOL
As a little girl in 60s, I loved her! She was inspiring to me and others for her outspokeness!
you know she had to endure the wolves in Hollywood at a young age
Another great round-up of an actor's life and career. Thank you..
I know several people who've worked with Sean Astin over the years and not a single one of them (and they're ery varied in terms of class and race and sexuality and plain, dumb civility) have a bad thing to say about him. They all rate him as an actor, but everyone will tell you he is a sterling human being. Three of them said the same thing to me at different times: "I want to be Sean Astin when I grow up" - and one of them was old enough to be his grandfather!
good for him ==
Hollywood is a hard place to grow up. All That glitters is Not Gold !!! Philadelphia USA 🇺🇲
Met her in an elevator in Century City during xmas 1983. She was very sweet!
“The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side.” ― Hunter S. Thompson
Hunter S. Thompson had no room to talk. 😬
As a teen, I was diagnosed by one doctor as bipolar. But, I never took the lithium that was discussed. I knew that my father had been talking negatively about me to the doctor, and the doctor wanted to please my father, who was paying him. The doctor made it sound absolutely terrible, the bipolarism. But, I felt fine and didn't worry about it. I think that shocked the doctor. I only saw him once.
I remember one terrible tabloid headline from the time when Patty Duke was first pregnant and was sexually involved with three men at the time - one of which was Desi Arnez Jr. (Lucille Ball's son). Patty Duke thought that he might be the baby's father. I remember Lucille Ball being interviewed by a gossip magazine and stating "I'll accept the baby as my grandson, but I won't accept his mother". How cruel!
Lucy was not a kind person. My great grandmother worked at Union Station in Los Angeles in the early 40’s to 1963 and interacted with many movie stars. She stated without a doubt the meanest around was Lucille Ball. Lucy had lots of issues.
The world may have loved her but I never liked her. Hated Bob Hope as a child too. I had a keen sense of who was nice and who wasn't.
Lucy Ricardo, wasnt Lucille ball
However, their studio gave us lots of TV shows.
Original STAR TREK, etc..
Bob hope was mean as well, and had lots of women
Jerry LEWIS was mean as well
Its possible, many classic actors HAVE BI POLAR.?
We couldn't see, because of musicians behind the scenes..?
We subconsciously block out scene changes, when background orchestra is great
Hello Honestly,
I Am 62 and Remember it was 1969 when I read in a Movie Magazine That Patty and Desi Jr. We're Dating.
Lucy was not Happy about It.
I Remember The Quote You Brought Up About Lucy.
Somehow it Does Not Surprise Me.
Grace and Peace to You and Your Family.
Ralph in CT
@@lorimiller4301 Hi Lori :), this video happened to show on my feed, I do like The Patty Duke show though
Strong woman who overcome life with fight & fury of determination
Not twins, cousins. I loved The Patty Duke Show. I’m Australian and I didn’t watch a lot of American children’s shows because they were too loud and rambunctious for me, I preferred the English or homegrown variety, so the Patty Duke Show was perfect.. the loud, rambunctious American tempered by her quiet, polite English cousin. Not hard to guess which character I liked the best.
She was one hell of an actress.
She was a terrific actress!
She was such a talent
When “Valley of the Dolls” no one could believe Patti could play such a roll
Interesting people in the theatre, never a dull moment.
I'd've said she played herself.
@@scallopohare9431 ; NO!
Neely O'Hara was not Patty Duke.
Although, I love the character .
Loved it when she pulled that "old bag(s)" wig off.
Patty walked by me at the Seattle Center in 1963. I was star struck and froze.
I was an extra that worked with Patty Duke in her short run TV series in Coeur d"Alene, Idaho, "Amazing Grace." I had 3 shows were I was working with her but not allowed to say my lines out loud or they would have had to pay me more money. I thought that was funny, but I enjoyed working with her and the team. My two daughters worked with the co-star in the church scenes. Also before the series I worked at the theme park "Silverwood" and that is where I met her and her husband when I was the hostess at the Lyndie's Restaurant. She was dressed like a typical 1970's housewife as not to be noticed and identified. They were super nice and her husband was very polite when his credit card kept being denied.
As far as I'm concerned, Patty was the best American actress of her era. She was one of the few to stump the cast on 'What's My Line?". Fabulous actress.
I competely agree. The word is right: the 'best' of them. One couldn't guess it, I don't think, but bipolarity might have helped the chameleonesque in her. She... was... marvelous.
Salvador Dali was the best.
I enjoyed her career so thanks for telling us more than i ever knew!
She was girl next door beautiful. Her problem was poor advise and bad company. Alone with bad parents.
And her mental health. She had a struggle.
My very favorite actress I met her and she was such a terriffic lady
All humans are sinners. All humans have problems and issues. Don't say I love you for better or for worse 'cause you're gonna get the "worse" and you better be loving enough to deal with it.
Thank you!
She is one of my favourite actresses. She could play many type of roles. She was a very interesting, complex person.
So true. I always thought that if they had made a movie about Janis Joplin, Patty would have been perfect for the part.
@@Lori-lp6uc I never thought about this. I'm a Janis JOPLIN fan. Ty are right. She would have been perfect for me role.I it's surprising that a movie about her hasn't been made.
@Danica Filipic I agree. Janis was a great singer and inspired so many people. And Patty reminds me of her so much.
I loved The Patty Duke show.
My age probably would have been 8 years old.
We had to wait for American television to send us the Shows.
Living in New Zealand we had one Channel to watch.
National Broadcasting.
To boys who grew up watching TV in the 1960's, "The Patty Duke Show" was one of our favorite shows, and most of us boys had a serious crush on Patty Duke; in fact, I was such a stupid little boy, that I actually thought that there were two of them! My Dad was a no nonsense businessman, and I would make him mad as hell whenever the show was on and I would ask him, "Daddy, how come 'Cathy' Duke ain't on other shows?" Boiling up with disgust, Dad would angrily reply, "Son, I have tried to tell you a hundred times that there is just one girl playing two parts----just one girl!" I was in my late teens before I finally grasped the cinematic concepts of 'doubles' and 'over-the-shoulder shots'. As talented as she was, Patty Duke's super cute looks went away with all of the chain smoking that she did. That broke my heart as I got older. Hayley Mills did the same thing.
Patty Duke was a amazing actress regardless of her disorder
Thanks A.O.V.🖤
Her response about being a home wrecker : if the marriage was good no one could woman could take him away from his wife”. It sounds like Nichole Kessinger logic. I’ve always been a Patty Duke fan. I’m disappointed but I still like her movies. She could be downright edgy.
No woman should even try to get between a husband and wife. No matter if the marriage is good or bad. But that's hollywood morals I guess
@@hhhggg4687 😜😜😜
Patty Duke was so damn *HOT* in her day.
Ugh.
GFY
Thanks much love her act
It's ironic that she.played identical twins, and then she's diagnosed with bipolar disorder
Sean Aston looks exactly like his mother. She kept him guessing about his father
Young stars in the day were abused in so many ways.Patty Duke was one of the GREAT actresses of our time. Her private life was her business.
Drinking ruins so many peoples lives, marriage at a young age ,it’s just gets worse and worse
Always loved Patty! She had an awful life!
I loved Patty Duke. I loved her in The Patty Duke show and Valley of the Dolls. I still sing the Patty Duke theme about the identical cousins. Lol. And she was hot when I was a kid. Lol
Sadly she has passed, but at least we still have her cousin.
Given what Patty has been through I feel so much reverence toward this extrordinary person.
Really Love Anna Marie aka Patty Duke R I P Anna Marie
Boy my head is spinning!
Patty Duke was something else. She died from the same thing I almost died from. Did she ever find out who Sean's father ever really was?
OMG I had such a crush on Patty Duke in the late 60s.
She was separated from her parents at a you age. Poor girl. It was the 60s. She was not the only star with scandal. However, not many had her background and ental illness.
When she won an Emny many years ago for, I believe My Sweet Charlie, she was in Zombieland, right at the podium...
Oh Gawd...what a mess......
Patty played identical cousins: Cathy and Patty Lane.
🙄
There must be something about the name Frances/Francis - Frances Duke, Frances Farmer - my grandpa (dad's side) left my grandma when my dad was 4 1/2 and married a lady called Frances (who was institutionalized for depression - a breakdown that was rumored to be caused by my grandpa after he cheated and left her). That aside, Patty was always one of my faves. There was something about her that made me like her!
This was a most entertaining and informative documentary. I couldn't help but noticed the way you pronounce "Valley of the Dolls" which comes out "Valley of the Dulls" which was the name of MAD magazines send up of the movie in cartoon form.
Oops! I lied. It was "Valley of the Dollars"
What ever happened to her identical cousin Cathy from England? (hint: I'm just kidding)
🎶But they're cousins,
Identical cousins all the way.
One pair of matching bookends,
Different as night and day.🎶
@@johna.4334:
Where Cathy adores a minuet
The ballet russes & crepe suzette
Our Patty loves to rock & roll
A hot dog makes her lose control
What a wild duet!
Still they’re cousins, identical cousins and you’ll find
They laugh alike
They walk alike
At times they even talk alike
You can lose your mind
When cousins are two of a kind
I used to love the watch the Patty Duke show on re runs. I really had no idea until she died she had so many emotional problems in her life. What a beautiful talented person she was. I'm so sorry for all the pain she went through. But its good that the knowledge from her issues and problems are helping others. A damn shame Patty did not make 70. Is what a talent and what a topsy turvy life. I am still disgusted at her step sons canceling the adoption years after Patty adopted them. That could not have done anything good for her mental state.
I only hope Patty finds the peace in death that she never really had in life. And f*** y** to her father who left her at 6 years old. That probably started a lot of the problems for Patty.
Did anyone see that episode of "Night Gallery" where Patty Duke had a mustache? Her character walks around through the whole episode insulting another woman's appearance, yet Patty has a 'stache that a 13-year-old boy would envy.
Thank you for the video. It was excellent. I was about to subscribe until you brought up Hanoi Jane. And that’s why I said oh hell no
Haha
Yeah, F that B.
Really?
Who crapped in your cake?
I like Patty Duke, very good actress.😁
Didn't she play Hellen Keller? If so that movie was amazing great actress
Just another broken Hollywood dream.
(3:09) Makes it sound as if she was still 18 when she was in 'Valley of the Dolls.' But in fact she was 21 by then.
I liked Patty. Still do.
I always thought she was adorable!☺️
I feel so sorry for son. What a soap opera!. But I guess normal behavior in Hollywood................
No worse than small town shenanigans - Humans are just monkeys wearing clothes👽
@@desertsunman5880 Monkeys should sue you for slander.
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@@akrenwinkle Can't argue with that 😆🤭🥴🙄🤭😆
Based on what we know now I cannot imagine what she might have went through as young actress with all of the pervs and pedos she had to be around in her younger years.
I was a big fan of hers, loved her acting?
That show was on when I was a kid.
I didn't like her.
It was the same with Doris Day.
She creeped me out.
I couldn't understand why most people weren't creeped out by either of them.
Couldn't they see?
See what?
In the sixties my mom called her Patty Puke. She didn't like her for some reason.
Horrors late in your post should be *at the start. Anna merits huge respect as a survivor, not casual relegating of ghastly causes to late add-on status.
It's good to be on top of the heap.
Please leave Patty Duke alone ! After the childhood she had and a chemical imbalance she paid her due’s! She had so many great characteristics . Stop throwing her to the dogs!
There's a good chance that she didn't see this TH-cam video.
Why? it makes for good drama.
These are all things she talked about publicly in her book.
So no one can do a biography of Patty Duke because it upsets YOU? How entitled……
I love Lucy’s outspokenness. ❤
let the dead rest.
People who suffer from bipolar are usually promiscuous. Vivien Leigh was also bipolar. Pattie was incredible in The Miracle Worker. Miscast in Dolls, IMO. Duke should have gotten top billing in Dolls as she is an Oscar winner not Barbara. I don’t know what else Duke starred in on the silver screen
Never heared of the woman but from what I hear she lived a life worth to remember
Yes.
She was the Miley Cyrus of her day.
she was so popular that people in the hood invented a dance after her...lol
Today we would worry about her...
great
I guess the bi-polar disorder was a part of the reason she did a baby blue movie
By the way that was identical twin cousins. You left out the word cousins which makes it sound like they were sisters.
My former PCP suggested that my nurse ex had BP, after I explained to him her crazy outbursts of temper. She went to a doctor and was diagnosed with, you guessed it, biplar disorder. She never thanked me or my doctor-Go figure-John in Texas
Patty was a Actress " not Actor ...Actor" is a male
It was changed by people pushing an agenda. Science proves men and women are different. Patty was an actress!
Actor used to be used for males and actress was used for females. Then for some unknown reason actor started being used for male or female.
@@francoamerican4632 I know ....well in TEXAS ..we say Ma'am " & Sir" ...for ladies & then gentleman.......I know actor is used for women as well .....
@JesusisKing with a handle" like you have you should understand..! Some women like to be women! ....yes JESUS is KING
Yes. Strict rules. Obey,!!
She had some Good movies
Miracle Worker being her best work.
Im sick of all the titles and labels that are placed upon people
Maybe growing up in satanic hollywood plays a huge role in the behavior of many young tallented stars male and females
Patty Duke was a young beautiful woman
Like most of us she made mistakes as she grew up that im sure she learned from
Stay true to yourself that would be my advice to all of these young beautiful personalitys
Stop listening to the labels placed upon you by people who have an agenda in your life
Stand up for yourself and own who you are
Never hang your head in shame
Love yourself and Live your life doing what makes you happy
Keep your faith in God
The only place I see "satanic" these days are corporate boardrooms.
Identical COUSINS, you mean
😢❕ G-G.
(5:36) Her and her brother's managers, 'Ethel Ross and John...' --
How did they manage to screw that up?! A simple detail like her managers' names?! Try 'Ethel and John Ross.' There -- see how easy it is?
(Edit:) (7:40) There they get it right!
Hello Ron,
I'm Glad I'm Not The Only One Who Feels Like This About A Name Screw-Up!
I Played It Back Twice To Try To Understand The Name.
I Thought The Name Was Ethel Rossenjohn!!
Grace and Peace,
Ralph in CT
She was married to Michael Tell for about 24 hours.
Sean’s father!
Too bad she didn't hook up with Janis Joplin. That would have been epic! 👍
Jesus never called anyone a sinner. You shouldn’t either.
Cast no stone!
I had a passionate affair with a Patty duke doppelgänger. Best two years ever.
I could be wrong but I still think Sean is desi jrs son
She went from hottie to nottie.
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Slightly scandal oriented 'Age of Vintage' with photos that rarely line up with the spoken word . Definitely 2nd rate , but I'm sure very popular in this day and age of lowered expectations .
Didn’t Patty date HR puffins stuff
HerSonsFatherMightbeCaryGrantorHowardHughesOrJohnPaulGettyOrJohnDRockefeller
Orsoneonethathasn'tbeenmentionedcpuldbeanybody
I couldn’t listen to this man’s voice.
@@jesusisking3820 I didnt
Crazy crap
Patty hit her prime at about 18.