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Captain_Kirk said:
Let me reserve a spot in this thread for Frank Cady.

Drucker's store can't be open forever.

One of my favorite all time character actors. Green Acres had a bunch. Another fav - Pat Butrum - Mr Haney .
 
Boom_70 said:
spnited said:
Frank Cady is still alive? Holy crap!

I thought the same thing . He looked old back in the day.

He's still gotta hang on 3 more years to match Malden's 97.

Vigoda's a relative spring chicken at 88.
 
Cady will be a mere 94 in September.

Vigoda looked like he was 80 when he was 60
 
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spnited said:
Cady will be a mere 94 in September.

Vigoda looked like he was 80 when he was 60

and a graduate of Stanford so he has a brain. Who knew, who knew.
 
Boom_70 said:
RIP Fayette Pinkney

The lead singer of Three Degrees ( When Will I See You Again)

http://www.spinner.com/2009/07/01/soul-singer-fayette-pinkney-dies-at-61/?icid=main%7Cmain%7Cdl1%7Clink6%7Chttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.spinner.com%2F2009%2F07%2F01%2Fsoul-singer-fayette-pinkney-dies-at-61%2F

She would be a great addition to Dan Oregon's excellent Love Boat episode.
I had no idea she died. RIP.
 
Drip said:
Boom_70 said:
RIP Fayette Pinkney

The lead singer of Three Degrees ( When Will I See You Again)

http://www.spinner.com/2009/07/01/soul-singer-fayette-pinkney-dies-at-61/?icid=main%7Cmain%7Cdl1%7Clink6%7Chttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.spinner.com%2F2009%2F07%2F01%2Fsoul-singer-fayette-pinkney-dies-at-61%2F

She would be a great addition to Dan Oregon's excellent Love Boat episode.
I had no idea she died. RIP.


Just heard that song again for first time in years *today* as I was leaving lunch. Had no idea she had died. RIP
 
Boom_70 said:
spnited said:
Cady will be a mere 94 in September.

Vigoda looked like he was 80 when he was 60

and a graduate of Stanford so he has a brain. Who knew, who knew.

Not sure if any other actor can match this, but he played the same character simultaneously on three different shows. Sam Drucker was a regular character on Petticoat Junction and Green Acres, of course, but he was also featured in a number of Beverly Hillbillies episodes in around 1968-69.
 
Double J said:
Boom_70 said:
spnited said:
Cady will be a mere 94 in September.

Vigoda looked like he was 80 when he was 60

and a graduate of Stanford so he has a brain. Who knew, who knew.

Not sure if any other actor can match this, but he played the same character simultaneously on three different shows. Sam Drucker was a regular character on Petticoat Junction and Green Acres, of course, but he was also featured in a number of Beverly Hillbillies episodes in around 1968-69.

Couldn't you say that about everyone from those shows.They all played the same characters.
 
Boom_70 said:
Double J said:
Boom_70 said:
spnited said:
Cady will be a mere 94 in September.

Vigoda looked like he was 80 when he was 60

and a graduate of Stanford so he has a brain. Who knew, who knew.

Not sure if any other actor can match this, but he played the same character simultaneously on three different shows. Sam Drucker was a regular character on Petticoat Junction and Green Acres, of course, but he was also featured in a number of Beverly Hillbillies episodes in around 1968-69.

Couldn't you say that about everyone from those shows.They all played the same characters.

Many of them guested back and forth on the shows on which they did not regularly appear. Cady, meanwhile, was a regular on two of the shows and could be said to have been a semi-regular on the third for a couple of years.
 
I have this weird channel that plays 'Love American Style' reruns constantly....talk about guesting over and over. Joanne Worley and Soupy Sales were in 90% of the episodes. Eeesh.

Nehru jackets, go-go boots, separate beds for couples on TV...you could never produce such a sexist show today, but in its day--free love! Flower power!--it was so progressive.
 
Yeah, nothing says cutting-edge romance like Joanne Worley and Soupy Sales. Happy Days actually got its start via Love American Style
 
Boom_70 said:
Nothing says Love American Style like Stuart Margolian

Seriously, how did you know that name? As I was writing my earlier post about this, I was thinking, who the hell is that smarmy creepy guy who was always leering at some bimbo's cleavage?? No idea he had a name.
 
21 said:
Boom_70 said:
Nothing says Love American Style like Stuart Margolian

Seriously, how did you know that name? As I was writing my earlier post about this, I was thinking, who the hell is that smarmy creepy guy who was always leering at some bimbo's cleavage?? No idea he had a name.

He was Angel on "The Rockford Files." :)

dooley_womack1 said:
Yeah, nothing says cutting-edge romance like Joanne Worley and Soupy Sales. Happy Days actually got its start via Love American Style

Exactly right - with Harold Gould as Howard Cunningham. :D
 
21 said:
Boom_70 said:
Nothing says Love American Style like Stuart Margolian

Seriously, how did you know that name? As I was writing my earlier post about this, I was thinking, who the hell is that smarmy creepy guy who was always leering at some bimbo's cleavage?? No idea he had a name.

I believe his name was permantly sealed into my brain for his work on the Rockford Files.
 
Is he dead? Otherwise we might have to move him to another thread.
 
He is alive, but I did learn via Teh Wiki and IMDB why he was on "Love, American Style" - his brother Arnold Margolin was an executive producer, writer and director of the show (and also co-wrote the so-cheesy-it-could-only-have-come-from-Hollywood-in-the-late-60s theme song).
 

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