Famous Hollywood Celebrities We've Lost in 1997 - Obituary in 1997 - EP1
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- Famous Hollywood Celebrities We've Lost in 1997 - Obituary in 1997 - EP1
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Gail Davis was featured in one of my favorite episodes of The Andy Griffith Show. She played "Karen", a cousin of Thelma Lou's who competed against Andy in a Skeet Shoot.
6:25. Don Porter play Sally Field's father in the TV series Gidget.
3:20. Chris Farley was also in Beverly Hills Ninja.
Denver Pyle: " Briscoe Darling" on The Andy Griffith Show.
Beautiful girls!
Joanna Moore : Mother of Tatum and Griffin O'Neal and one of Andy Griffith (Taylor) girlfriends, "Peggy", on The Andy Griffith Show.
5:45. Sandy McPeak played an abusive father in the season two episode of The Incredible Hulk A Child In Need.
Jack Purvis' car repair accident was in 1990 when he became quadriplegic, he died as a result of complications from his injuries
Yes exactly that was the reason behind his death. 👍 Thanks for adding up details. Have a nice day ❤️
2:38 Rosalie Crutchley would be 79, not 77.
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I am English and I have never heard of, nor used the phrase "letter perfect".
@susanlynch1966 Maybe the phrase isn’t used in England. I’m an American and taught English and college reading according to American usage. The phrases “letter perfect” and “follow(ing) instructions to the letter” are common here.