HOPE LANG RUINED EVERYTHING SHE WAS IN

I love The Ghost and Mrs. Muir and I never knew that handsome Edward Mulhare was a big queen.

[quote]HOPE LANG

Oh, DEAR.

She was the poor man's Eva Marie Saint.

Hope Lange was good friends with Mary Tyler Moore.

[quote]I never knew that handsome Edward Mulhare was a big queen.

That makes you and no one else in the entire world.

No she didn’t Op, YOU ruin everything with your ugly thread and your sad life. Hope Lange was in “The Best of Everything” and “Pocketful of Miracles”! She was a star and a success, you’ve done nothing.

I hate her guts! I would like to rip her tampon out then stuff it in her mouth.

Edward Mulhare was outed by Sir Ian McKlennan. More than once.

Thanks for your input though.

She was quite good in her Oscar-nominated turn in Peyton Place

You're all just jealous bitches!

She was in the greatest movie ever made: "The Best of Everything." So just shut up right now, girls!!!!!!!

Thank you, [R12]. I don't know how to do these complicated technical things.

Hope Lange was a bridesmaid to Mary Tyler Moore when she got married for a third time

Why Hope/r6: we all thought you were dead!

It's Hope LANGE, you fat whore!

Yeah? Try being ME!

Hope Lange delivered a eulogy at Natalie Wood's graveside service.

Hope fucked Glenn Ford for years.

R19 ...which is why her part was bigger than Bette Davis's in "Pocketful of Misery." ford was a producer and even though Davis gave him his big break in "A Stolen Life," he made sure Lange had more lines.

[quote]Hope fucked Glenn Ford for years.

So was she a racist, too?

Because Ford was a nasty one.

Bette Davis's

"Pocketful of Misery."

Oh, dear!

And the better dressing room, r20.

"Pocketful of Misery" might be a Freudian slip (or joke,) considering how terrible the movie was.

[quote] Sir Ian McKlennan

Oh, DEAR!

Wasn't she the Hal Holbrook's long-suffering wife in "That Certain Summer". Hal leaves lovely Hope for that trollop Martin Sheen!

Yes, and in the movie her character actually says that if the other man was a woman she would know how to compete!

I thought she was passable in A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge.

She was fine in most of her roles. She was an ensemble player and lacked the charisma to carry a picture, but she could carry a sitcom.

When I was 10, The Ghost & Mrs. Muir was my favorite TV show.. I was in love with Hope Lange.

Hope is lovely here. Redford is "too cool for school". Roddy is beyond adorable.

R20 here: yes, it was a joke. I loved the movie when I was 10 or 12. Now, I think it was one of Davis's lesser performances--she plays it as if Divine were Apple Annie and Charles Busch played the refined and sober version--except they would have been more fun. Capra should have left "Lady for a Day" alone--May Robson was much more effective and Capra captured some of the real Damon Runyan grit and sentimentality in the 1930s version. By the time he remade it, he was well-past even the somewhat palatable Capra-corn of the 30s and 40s, and seemed to be trying to out-twee Guys and Dolls, which at least had Loesser's terrific score. The lazy use of The Nutcracker Suite is telling.

She asked to be on the Carol Burnett show and Carol said "Don't You Think Dick Van Dyke did enough damage already?"

What I'm binging right now.