Cloris Leachman is DEAD to me

So young.

My mother always found her character of Phyllis , annoying and unfunny but my mother thought she was HILARIOUS in her Mel Brooks roles such as Young Frankenstein and High Anxiety.

TMZ article confirming her death.

Mitch gets to live but Cloris is taken from us, Not Fair!!!

She was truly immortalized in Kiss Me Deadly

Still standing, bitches.

She was outrageous on Malcolm In the Middle; "Hide your shame, whore!" (said to her daughter) RIP

She was awesome. 😢

Another one bites the dust!

Wasn't she kind of a cunt?

Cast of The Facts Of Life must be devestated

LOVED her at Nurse Diesel

Apparently Cloris was kind of batshit and often drunk. I still always had a soft spot for her.

The Last Picture Show was a brilliant performance. I liked her in a lot of things she did, the comedies and so forth, but she was brilliant as Ruth Popper. Unforgettable.

John Mahoney hated Cloris. He said she was terrible to work with and he was pretty easy-going.

94? She was but a child.

I loved her in Raising Hope.

R16 Snap. Hilarious.

Ida was the best character on Malcolm in the Middle. I loved the episode where it turned out she had an entire cupboard full of presents she'd refused to give people out of spite.

Loved her in Young Frankenstein!!

RIP!

Didn't she cause some escandalo! on Dancing With the Has-beens?

She was the best part of Rhoda’s wedding.

Her son Morgan Englund was quite a hottie in his soap days on Guiding Light. In a recent interview he was pretty blunt describing her as a highly negligent mother.

Somewhere in Los Angeles, Betty White is smiling.

The Actress

A well deserved Oscar for the Last Picture Show. That's an excellent film full of good performances that hold up.

Are Rhoda and Mary invited to the funeral?

Are Betty and Ed the only surviving MTM cast members? Is Joyce Boulifant still with us?

Where’s that clip of her being a cunt to Pia Zadora?

Nurse Blucher, dead? Phyllis, too?

What a long, illustrious career Ms. Leachman enjoyed! Thanks for inviting us aboard the ride. Now rest. Peace.

"You may KILL Thorn-Dyke !!!"

How did she die?

"Stay CLOSE to ze candles...ze stairs CAN be treacherous !!"

R28, Gavin MacLeod is still living also.

The last I saw her, she did a funny guest turn in the "Mad About You" revival last year. RIP.

And yes, Joyce Bulifant is also still alive.

What about Carlton, our doorman?

Mindy Cohn

I’ll never forget my friend claiming that in the Studio 54 days she was there once getting gang banged in one of the VIP Lounges.

I chose her, Asner and White in our death pool in (I think it was) December. So what do I win?

Joan Collins had a passionate affair with her husband, George Englund.

As Phyllis on The Mary Tyler Moore Show where it all really started for her.

She disdained fat people and could be quite mean about it.

R42, Cloris played the mother on "Lassie" before June Lockhart.

With her stance on fat people, she should be a DL legend if she isn't already.

Pretty.

r41 Yes, Joan does get around.

She won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress in The Last Picture Show.

Serious revelation.... Glenn Close and Cloris Leachman are not the same person.

I would like to condole her son Morgan. With my mouth.

Lorna Luft said she was always looking out for Joey and her when they were kids and Judy and Cloris were neighbors in LA. Cloris took them in frequently and made sure they were well fed and taken care of.

According to Cloris, Lorna asked her to adopt them.

[quote]How did she die?

She was fighting an oil rig fire in the Gulf of Mexico.

She was 94, Rose!

R32 Juvenile Diabetes while fighting an oil rig fire in the Persian Gulf.

R48, That Oscar should have been mine.

Two DataLounge icons together in a CLASSIC scene from The Mary Tyler Moore Show:

R52 Jinx

R32 Skydiving, Rose.

IIRC all of Cloris' five children turned out to be gay

But with a mother like Cloris, how could they be anything but fabulous!

She is fine and sends her love!

Isn’t ‘Cloris’ an unusual name?

R43 That cunt can kiss every part of my fat ass.

Cloris and Valerie were two of the best characters during the early years of the MTM series

[quote] Nurse Blucher, dead?

No, it was Frau Blucher, and Nurse Diesel.

If the funeral is by invite only they need to put on the invitations

"THOSE WHO ARE TARDY DO NOT GET FRUIT CUP"!

I remember it rhymes with a female body part....

Cloris may have been quirky and self-involved but she was wonderful - a real gay icon

Short form of "clitoris" R60

Cloris, Paul Lynde, and Charlotte Rae were friends at Northwestern. She and Charlotte were roommates in the West 70s when they left Chicago.

I always thought she probably engaged in a bit of on & off lesbianism.

She seems to have been... eccentric, to say the least. But she left behind a hell of a lot of wonderful performances.

I was MOLESTED!

P.S. But Cloris was a mother to us when Judy was unconscious

I saw her in the Hal Prince production of SHOWBOAT. She was a brilliant Parthy,.

No mention for her portrayal of Anthony Freemont’s mother in Twilight Zone’s “It’s a Good Life”?

Phyllis: [to Mary and Rhoda] I thought I'd see how you swingin' singles spend your evenings!

Rhoda: They're not much different than yours. We sit around at night wondering what it'd be like to have a happy marriage.”

— Phyllis Lindstrom, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Season 2: . . . Is a Friend in Need

R28 at this moment I'm watching Joyce Bulifant in a 1964 "Perry Mason" on Family Entertainment TV. She's been accuses of murder, but didn't do it.

I like blue.

And Cloris.

Someone used to post the story about Cloris and a child actor on set during a break. The kid actor had terrible acne and was eating pepperoni pizza. Cloris stormed over to the kid, picked up a slice of pizza and yelled in front of everyone "THIS is why you have THOSE!" pointing at the kids zits.

James Coco said she was the worst person he ever worked with.

I'll never forget that Cloris as Phyllis Lindstrom, saying in the early 1970s on national TV on hearing her brother was gay, "Oh thank God!"

Plus she played the grandmother to Billy Mumy’s daughter in the updated Twilight Zome ep “It’s Still a Good Life.”

She was extremely talented and versatile in her performances -- she could do comedy and drama, bit parts and leads -- and she deserved every award she got.

[quote] Cast of The Facts Of Life must be devestated

I’m sure they would be if anyone knew what that was.

[quote]at this moment I'm watching Joyce Bulifant in a 1964 "Perry Mason" on Family Entertainment TV. She's been accuses of murder, but didn't do it.

But Buifant did shit in Della's purse

What did Helen Hayes think of Joyce Bulifant?

Cloris Leachman!!! Peace be Still, I love her! I had written a sitcom for us a few years back after the L Word. She and her family were was sooo wonderful. Our first meeting was sushi and Roses. She fed me dinner and was hilarious.

- Pam Grier

A picture from the last time I saw you. Always beautiful. Nothing I could say would top the enormity of my love for you. Until we meet again darling.

- Ed Asner

Phyllis Lindstrom: For the past two years I've been teaching a course, showing mothers how to relate to their children.

Mary Richards: Phyllis, isn't that a ceramics course you teach?

Phyllis Lindstrom: They [bold]think [/bold]it's a ceramics class.”

"James Coco said she was the worst person he ever worked with."

Worse than Rita Moreno?

Are you implying she was a Datalounger , r43 ?

R66, her younger sister Claiborne was known as Claiborne Cary on stage. . She died in the mid-2000s.

My father’s favourite movie was The Last Picture Show, so that’s where I know her from. She was very spry on Dancing With The Stars

So Betty's the last female standing from The Mary Tyler Moore show and the last Golden Girl standing as well.

Wow.

Phyllis: Believe it or not, I too once had a feeling of inadequacy.

Rhoda: Oh, no. We're not going to hear about your honeymoon again, are we?

I met her in the 80’s and she was “kooky” back then too. RIP.

R64 - MOLVA!!!

Cloris Leachperson.

Don't be insensitive.

Such sad news—Cloris was insanely talented. She could make you laugh or cry at the drop of a hat. Always such a pleasure to have on set. Every time I hear a horse whinny I will forever think of Cloris’ unforgettable Frau Blücher. She is irreplaceable, and will be greatly missed.

[quote] Wasn't she kind of a cunt?

[quote] She disdained fat people and could be quite mean about it.

I remember her giving Frank DeCaro a bad time for being overweight.

On his radio show, he was fawning all over her and trying to discuss her career and all she wanted to do was harangue him about being fat. I felt that, if she wanted to do that, she could've done it during a break or after the show, but to fat-shame him live, on his own show, especially when he was so obviously a big fan (no pun intended) was indeed very cunty of her.

I don't usually give much of a shit about celebrity deaths, but this one makes me sad. She was talented and hilarious. Ninety-four and still working until recently is a great run, though!

As a young faglet I thought she was the height of elegance as the church lady in North Avenue Irregulars, who wanted to fuck the Grandpa from The Gilmore Girls.

How did the OP know this before any media outlet reported it? Does the OP work at the morgue or is a cop who showed up on the scene? Her murderer?

Young Cloris, a wonderful actor. RIP

[quote] She's been accuses of murder, but didn't do it.

Oh yes she did. Don’t believe those doe eyes.

I like the film they watch in The Office US where she's having a torrid affair with Jack Black and he says, "I don't care what my friends think... I don't care what your mom thinks!"

She was very talented, and often very entertaining to watch, but yeah, apparently not the nicest person.

Wikipedia says she was the witch in the My Little Pony movie

Just saw her featured in an FE-TV before they were stars Perry Mason from 1966. She was wonderful.

Her Oscar winning performance...

I feel like I have a million of these stories from my days waiting tables all over LA. But Cloris' daughter used to perform at a bar I worked at for a brief second. Cloris (and Mindy Cohn of all people) would come in and watch the set. While the daughter was a fucking horrible human, Cloris (and Mindy) were absolutely wonderful.

RIP Cloris. It's weird, I really liked her as Phyllis when I was a young kid watching old MTM reruns. I thought she was hilarious. Recently, however, during lockdown, I watched a couple of episodes for old time's sake, one of which had her character in it. She was excruciating to watch. Really awful and not at all funny. Tastes change.

She was great in Last Picture Show however.

This is terrible. Worst news since Sam the Lion died.

[quote] She was excruciating to watch. Really awful and not at all funny. Tastes change.

Apparently for the worse.

Poor Clorox.

She received widespread criticism in the 1970s after saying on a TV talk show (Gary Collins) that all fat people should be put to death. Her career survived only because Valerie Harper defended her, saying she was a good person and didn't mean what she said.

[quote]Are Betty and Ed the only surviving MTM cast members? Is Joyce Boulifant still with us?

I'm still alive, bitches!

[quote] I watched a couple of episodes for old time's sake, one of which had her character in it. She was excruciating to watch.

IMHO, the problem with those spinoffs were that anything more than a few minutes with characters like Rhoda and Phyllis began to grate on one's nerves. On MTM, Mary Richards was the kind of person you wanted to be friends with, to have , to have lunch with. Phyllis and Rhoda would've been exhausting to have as friends.

On The Mary Tyler Moore Show, her eccentric friends and co-workers would pop in, deliver a zinger or two and leave. The episodes that centered on Lou, Sue Ann, Ted, Rhoda, or Phyllis were interesting because we saw them through Mary's eyes. But a weekly diet of Rhoda and Phyllis weren't all that much fun.

Carl Reiner was smart never to have spun off a show called MILLIE or SALLY.

I was attending a film festival several years back with a film I'd made and Cloris was being feted there with some lifetime achievement award. I had become chummy with the organizers pretty quickly and they all tried to drag me over to meet her but I refused to. I didn't need her drunk cunt to point out in front of everyone that I was fat.

I don't know how Mindy Cohn could stand her..

If only she had eaten meat, she could have lived to be 95.

Probably the best character actress of all time. Rest In Peace Cloris. Thank you for many decades of entertainment. Btw did anyone call it in the 021 death thread?

She was also the original voice of Mrs Glick in The Simpsons

Two questions: Was CL really booted out of an EST seminar for interrupting the trainer? And didn't Jimmy Coco say the same thing about Linda Lavin?

R111, Katharine Hepburn told Morley Safer on "60 Minutes" in 1979 that elderly patients in nursing homes would be better off if they were shot to death.

My brother always called her Clitoris Leachman. So sad she died. She was a good girl. RIP Clitoris.

Goodnight, sweet Cloris; may flights of gay angels sing thee to thy rest.

i really liked her but DID NOT like the Phyllis character at all!

R113, The funniest character on "Phyllis" was Mother Dexter.

Speaking of r121 -- didn't someone put together a "trailer" for DL accompanied by the "Phyllis" theme?

Um r43 she starred on the Facts of Life where there were all fat.

R120, My brother called her Clorox Bleachman.

I don't care if she was a bitch I'm going to miss her.

She sure was ugly.

[quote]IMHO, the problem with those spinoffs were that anything more than a few minutes with characters like Rhoda and Phyllis began to grate on one's nerves.

This has happened so many times. Grady from "Sanford & Son" Florence from "The Jeffersons" Flo from "Alice" The Ropers from "Three's Company". The list of failed sidekick sitcoms is long.

R126 That's good. I totally wanna eat your ass.

I supposed it was noted somewhere in these pages, but last September was the FIFTIETH anniversary of the debut of THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW.

Can you think of one cultural touchstone from 1920 that was even remotely relevant in 1970? I certainly don't remember old people in 1970 sitting around fondly remembering the films of ZaSu Pitts and Vilma Bánky.

Cloris's Oscar win. She told Howard Stern that she and Gene Hackman hooked up after the show.

She was really beautiful and vivacious that night.

back in that era when i was a silly barfly, there was a regular gay there who reminded me of Cloris and another friend of mine concurred and we referred to him as Cloris for at least a decade. It was an uncanny resemblance if you can even imagine. I have long since lost track of that friend but i am certain upon hearing of her death he will reflect upon the gay doppelganger we so named!!

I can't picture Gene Hackman having sex.

[quote]Can you think of one cultural touchstone from 1920 that was even remotely relevant in 1970?

Hello!

r133 It would be more interesting is she hooked up with Raquel.

Aw, shit.

Susan Dey is coming to the microphones 🎙 to read a statement from Beth. The only girl 👧🏼 in the world allowed to address adults by their first names.

Someone mentioned her performance in the ultimate film noir Kiss Me, Deadly where she has an interesting feminist conversation with Mike Hammer. She also appears in Cukor's The Chapman Report (1962) and is in Lovers and Other Strangers (1970) playing the bride's mother and Bea Arthur plays the groom's mother.

I don't know about the "fat people should be put to death" remark, which sounds a little hard to believe. But Leachman herself recounted in her autobiography how she once suggested on Johnny Carson that we should have fat catchers, kind of like dog catchers, to round up fat people on the streets and take them in for treatment. Of course, this caused quite a stir and friends even advised her to hire security in case an irate fat person tried to kill her. It's about the most DL-ish incident I've ever heard of.

Cloris also admitted that she'd become one of the fat people the catchers needed to round up. I think she actually believed her suggestion was not *totally* cunty, but could be a great public service. Obviously, that's nuts, but also hilarious.

Lisa Whelchel

I remember many years ago she was on some tribute show to the music of Richard Rodgers (she had been a replacement Nellie Forbush in "South Pacific" on Broadway), and her singing was really impressive. She also did a version of the Gershwin musical "Of Thee I Sing" opposite Carroll O'Connor on tv, too. Great character actress, could be comedy, drama -- she on old Hitchcock episodes, had a small part in "Butch Cassidy", MTM show, her own "Phyllis", some tv movies she won Emmys for, was a cutup and still a very good mover and dancer a few years ago on "Dancing With The Stars". Plus her wonderful Oscar-winning performance in "Last Picture Show"; I believe director Peter Bogdanovich said the last scene of that film was the reason he wanted to make the film in the first place. She really delivered there, as usual. Plus the Mel Brooks films! Frau Blucher (neigh!). RIP.

I really thought she was hilarious on Malcolm in the Middle. Disappointing to hear that she was a bitch in real life.

About her being a terrible mother, R23 - in this interview her daughter is raving about Cloris making a different vegetarian gourmet meal for each of her 5 kids at night. I'm guessing the son's version is probably closer to the truth though.

[quote] I can't picture Gene Hackman having sex.

For those of us who grew up with mandatory showers in high school, young Hackman looks like the geeky, scrawny guy who has an underdeveloped body but a big dick

Cloris.

Phyllis (regarding Rhoda's Fabulous Ms. Hempel's regalia): Boy, they sure do make a fuss about second place!

Rhoda: [bold]I WON, COOKIE.[/bold]

[quote] Susan Dey is coming to the microphones 🎙 to read a statement from Beth. The only girl 👧🏼 in the world allowed to address adults by their first names.

Turn in your gay card, r137!

It's [bold]BESS[/bold] Lindstrom.

(Sorry, r137: I meant r138, not you!)

When she came back to Northwestern for the opening of the new Theatre building, one of the faculty, a lickspittle Uriah Heep of a Professor (he was known as Dr. Blob) came up to her and treated her like a long-lost friend (I think they may have been undergrads at the same time). After he left, she turned to her student escort and said, “Who was that odd little man?”

I hate her meanness towards fat people (yes, I am one), but I love her for that story.

She was a one-of-kind talent, both in comedy and drama. I wonder if Mary Martin coached her privately to prepare her For Bush?

Gene Hackman could clean up nicely when he wanted to. He was the 1970s version of a "daddy".

Phyllis: Lars only married me because he couldn't get her. I was his second choice—his consolation prize. He wanted Miss America; he had to settle for Miss Runner-Up. He wanted filet mignon; he had to settle for ...

Audrey Dexter: Hamburger Helper?

It's Clitoris Leachman, people

I wonder what Joan Collins will have to say if anything. Joan tried her best to steal George Englund away from Cloris, even phoning her up and telling her George was in love with her and they see each other every day. But Englund stayed with Cloris, who besides Oscar level acting (something Joan also never had) was a good mother with a banging body and more interesting than most Hollywood folk.

FF OP for no link. Twat.

When they announced the Redford-Farrow "The Great Gatsby" I had hoped that Cloris would have been cast as Myrtle.

Why did Joan Collins want Englund? She could have had any man. Englund wasn't that good looking.

Wow, I have never heard of this Cloris Leachman vs. fat people thing. Hilarious. A total DLer.

This article reads as satire!

Cloris gives her opinion of celebrities.

She certainly had a long and varied career. Fun fact: She was the first Ruth Martin on "Lassie." She was canned after one season and replaced by June Lockhart.

Unless I missed something, are we really at 160 posts and no one has mentioned the tv movie *Someone I Touched* (1975), in which Cloris not only acted the role of the VD-ridden wife, but also sang the theme song??? DL is slipping.

I am Frau Blucher.

Nobody could recoil with Cloris's style and verve.

Beverly Ann

No fruit cup for her.

R160 The only thing slipping is your whore of a mama's IUD that should have prevented the abomination of your birth.

From Ed Asner:

A picture from the last time I saw you. always beautiful. Nothing I could say would top the enormity of my love for you. Until we meet again darling.

She HATED smokers

[quote] It's Clitoris Leachman, people

Gosh, r152, I'm so glad you made that joke because the 20 or so times previous posters made it just weren't quite enough.

My mother grew up with Cloris in Des Moines. They were born 4 days apart. My mother never cared for her, but my mother is a difficult woman, so I never knew what to believe.

[quote]Fun fact: She was the first Ruth Martin on "Lassie." She was canned after one season and replaced by June Lockhart.

She was no Jan Clayton, that's for sure.

I made it all the way through to R166 without welling up.

It must be really shitty to be fortunate enough to live to be 91 like Asner, only to see your friends slip away by one by one

[quote] Isn’t ‘Cloris’ an unusual name?

It is, although it probably did not seem so much so when she was born and growing up.

The late 1910s and the 1920s were a time when ancient Greek women's names were very much in vogue, although I'm not clear why that was--but it was a big thing. The two most popular were "Doris" and "Phyllis" (and of course Doris Day, Doris Roberts, and Doris Lessing were all born during this period, as were Phyllis Schlafly and Phyllis Diller); and so "Cloris" probably fit in pretty well with those names--although she was actually named after her mother (in their cases, it's a Bohemian name rather than a Greek name).

I 'll miss her, too, although I think she didn't like me very much.

I don't regret never following Lassie to the well.

Awesome in Phyllis with Mother Dexter. I want to buy that series and can't find it. Sigh. Classic gold.

I haven't plowed through this whole thread, so I don't know if it has already been mentioned but she was great as "Maw Maw" in "Raising Hope." I don't know what she was like as a person, but she was a great actress. Good at both comedy and dramatic roles.

Sunday pass a little love around...

Has Cybil Shepherd commented yet?

Tom Arnold pays tribute to his fellow Iowa native.

I loved her in Raising Hope too R176.

LOVED the episode of Wife Swap with Cloris Leachman and Pia Zadora!

Oh my stars! I knew her when she was a baby!

RIH

Joyce Bulifant is not only alive, she looks GREAT, and sounds just the same as she always did.

She was great in Raising Hope. Until they did that episode where the family is watching the Mary Tyler Moore show and they comment on how Mamaw looks like Cloris Leachman. That was just poor writing.

R176, I loved Raising Hope. And she was hilarious in it

Bitch.

She got her start as a beauty queen. She won Miss Chicago, and in those days cities as well as states competed in the Miss America pageant--so she went to Atlantic City and was actually a finalist for Miss America.

Can I have her Oscar?

I knew you bitches would be all over this and you did not disappoint.

Godspeed, Clo.

She’s dead and yet “Phyllis” STILL isn’t streaming anywhere!!!

No mention of her doing the Bard with Kate?

Her episode of *One Step Beyond*...

Mary, Rhoda and Phyllis are all gone.

MARY!

E147 at least he mentioned me, AT LEAST HE CARED!!

I adored her. Equally adept at comedy and drama.

She was the grand marshall of the San Francisco Pride Parade about 5 years ago, and I saw her gliding by in a little golf cart after the parade. I ran up to her and was a big gushing queen. She was so kind. She talked to me for a few minutes and before she glided off, she took my hand and said, "I'm so happy I got to talk to you."

What a sweetheart. I'll miss her.

R147 * I give up tonight & I’m sending my gay card to Murray.

Celebrities die in threes. My next three celebrity death predictions are Cicely Tyson, Marion Ross, and Shirley Jones,

R5 I saw "Kiss Me Deadly" on TCM last month. It was her first feature, and even though she was only in about the first 15 minutes, her performance was memorable.

The opening sequence of her running down the street in just her coat and bare feet was really amazing. And the torture scene where you only see her feet dangling off the floor as she screams in pain - yikes!

R197 As long as it's not Betty White.

She was on several of Perry Mason episodes in the early 60s. She looked stunning.

I'm surprised she was only 5'4". She struck me as tall and willowy.

I met her at a sparsely attended reading for one of her books. She was kind, funny, and receptive. When I presented her with a still from The Last Picture Show she said something like, “people still watch that shit?” A friend attended with me, and she jotted a line down the middle of the photo and said, “now, when you two break up, you can split things evenly.” She also got our names wrong. A nice day at the public library.

R198 Thanks for the spoiler.

On Perry Mason, r200...

R203 Sorry. Doesn't spoil the plot of the movie, though, and it's well worth watching.

[quote]her younger sister Claiborne was known as Claiborne Cary on stage. She died in the mid-2000s.

I saw Claiborne Cary play the Helen Gallagher role in a 1970s summer stock production of "No No, Nanette." Also in the cast: Nanette Fabray in the Ruby Keeler role and, as Nanette, DL icon Bonnie Franklin.

Claiborne...

r189, she was an atheist.

[quote] She sure was ugly.

Are you blind or just tasteless? She was gorgeous.

I’ve loved her since I was a kid. I’ve been meaning to rewatch North Ave. Irregulars—you can rent it on Amazon. I haven’t seen it since the 80s. Of course I loved her in High Anxiety, which the Encore channel showed a lot in the early 90s. I now have the blu ray but haven’t spun it yet.

And recently I saw her in One Step Beyond, Kiss Me Deadly, and Somebody Touched Me, which really is as good as it sounds.

Her quotes about being an atheist were great, too. I can’t find my favorite, but here’s one of them: "I didn’t say there’s nothing out there, but there certainly isn’t any God. The stuff that’s made up about Jesus — that you have to go through Jesus to get to God and if you’re lucky, after you die, if you’ve done everything right, the reward is you get to sit on the right hand side of God. All that is made up by men. People made it up."

So sad she’s gone. I was surprised when I learned how old she was a couple years ago, but I thought, “Oh, she’ll still be around forever.”

Mabel Albertson - Mrs. Stephens on Bewitched - was her mother in law and Frank Albertson her brother in law.....or was it her mother/brother?

Blücher!

Rip Cloris Leachman

Great Lady

HE

VAS

MY

BOYFRIEND!

I guess she's been sent to the cornfield.

RIP Mrs. Fremont

Boyfrendt, r213.

Ovaltine perhaps.

Aw, shit! I went through the 216 posts, waiting to say "Ovaltine?" only to find it at the end?????

Fuck.

Guess all I can do is make some sandwiches.

I hate when that happens, r217. I'll give you a W/W anyway.

I guess it happens to all of us eventually. Thanks, R218. I'll save you a sandwich.

She started out as a Miss Chicago on the Miss America circuit.

I guess it was a slow year.

Cloris and I never crossed paths on the pageant circuit.

I think the last thing I heard her on. She did a voice over for Bob’s burgers. She was so cute.

IIRC she sold her house in Topanga Canyon about a year ago

Ah yes, here's the listing from March 2020 - the asking price was $3.4 millions and it was beautiful unpretentious place

R193, So is Georgette.

She was such a character and so talented. Even at 94 this makes me sad — I kind of thought she would live forever.

I worked with Morgan Englund briefly in the late 80s when he was strikingly beautiful. Although perfectly nice, he was one of the dumbest adults I'd ever met.

[quote]The stuff that’s made up about Jesus — that you have to go through Jesus to get to God and if you’re lucky, after you die, if you’ve done everything right, the reward is you get to sit on the right hand side of God. All that is made up by men. People made it up."

I guess we know who isn't sitting on the right hand side of God tonight.

All the stars and pro dancers used to line up in pairs backstage and would come down the stairs in duos as the show began; they would stand all in a row in the dark before the show began.

One night, Cloris said: "I wish somebody would hit me in the head with a mallet. (Beat.) I want to see some STARS!"

She must have been sick for a while. She sold off her LA house a while ago. I think there was a DL tasteful friends thread about.

Phyllis Lindstrom was comic genius.

So sad. I loved Cloris Leachman. RIP

Has Susan Dey sent her condolences?

Angela Lansbury would have been great in her part on "The Last Picture Show"

I wonder what happened with Georgia Engel. She was a Christian Scientist and refused to go to a doctor. It has never been revealed what she died from and if it could have been prevented.

R233, I kind of forgot Georgia Engel had died. She was only 70! Her Wikipedia has a quote from a friend confirming she never went to the doctor due to her Christian Scientist beliefs.

R153, you're totally right about Dame Joan trying to steal Cloris' husband. I thought it was exaggerated until I read about it in one of Joan's own books. She literally used to sit outside their house in her car and watch thru their bedroom window as he took Cloris to bed. (To Joan's credit, he'd allegedly promised to leave Cloris and the kids several times. But that hardly ever works out.)

RIP, Cloris! (Even Nancy McKeon did an IG tribute. I'll try to find it on my phone and link it.)

From Nancy McKeon:

R178 she has!

Cybill Shepherd, who co-starred with Leachman in The Last Picture Show, said in a statement to Deadline: “I had the great privilege and honor of working with Cloris Leachman on my first film, The Last Picture Show. The advice and support that I received from both Cloris and Eileen Brennan has continued to serve me throughout my career. I will never forget her kindness and all the great performances she gave. May she rest in peace and may her memory be a blessing.”

[quote] Isn’t ‘Cloris’ an unusual name?

I don’t think so.

She was let go from Lassie because she refused to promote the sponsor "Campbell's Soup" saying, "I make my own soup, why would I want to eat yours?"

"I don’t believe at all in God and I’m very relieved that I don’t."

—Leachman interview, Huffington Post (June 20, 2012)

[quote]Katharine Hepburn told Morley Safer on "60 Minutes" in 1979 that elderly patients in nursing homes would be better off if they were shot to death.

That doesn't exactly absolve Cloris of her cuntitude, you know.

[quote]Obviously, that's nuts, but also hilarious.

When you only see someone's mental illness in brief "hilarious" snippets, I'm sure it's a load of fun, but having worked with a woman just like Cloris -- screaming at kids for eating anything that wasn't celery, saying fat people should die, making work a living hell for co-workers -- it's not particularly charming.

Aww, always loved Cloris. Saw her interviewed once, and she came off whacky but completely sincere. And maybe a little drunk? A true original.

Was she really a mean bitch on sets or called a bitch because she was a female who exercised and requested professional work ethic from those she was working with? It's sad that in this day and time females who won't sit back and take bullshit from men are still considered nasty bitches.

Is our Angie Dickinson not far behind?

[quote]Was she really a mean bitch on sets or called a bitch because she was a female who exercised and requested professional work ethic from those she was working with?

Read the thread, for fuck's sake.

They had her introduce an outdoor screening of Young Frankenstein at Piedmont Park in Atlanta, one summer evening about 10 years ago. I didn't know about this, and had gone to restaurant near the park with some friends, we were eating on the patio just near sundown, and suddenly we heard her voice coming from nowhere over a PA system: "Zstay cloze to ze candles, ze stairs CAN be treacherous!!" It was the opening line of her introduction to the movie.

If Angie Lansbury had done her part on Malcolm In The Middle, would she have finally won an Emmy?

She was wonderful as Sister Mary Ignatius "(Explains It All For You)" on stage in San Francisco some years ago.

A very funny broad.

Oh, no more Cloris and Madeleine is gone as well. I would've loved any movie with these two in it. I could watch Mel Brooks movies with both of them in a continuous loop.

[quote]"Zstay cloze to ze candles, ze stairs CAN be treacherous!!"

It is actually "Zstay cloze to ze candles, ze staircase CAN be treacherous!!"

And, of course, the candles aren't lit.

[quote] Read the thread, for fuck's sake.

How bout you eat my ass, for fuck's sake. You smart mouthed schlemiel.

I remember about 10 years ago (hopeless with dates especially these days, but that feels about right) when she was one of the commentators for the SF Pride parade, along with the very fabulous Donna Sachet and the less fabulous, but nice guy, Jai Rodriguez from the first iteration of Queer Eye. I was looking forward to it, because CLORIS! But she was SUCH A FUCKING CUNT.

She couldn't make it any clearer that she would rather be anywhere else. She was rude, wouldn't make eye contact with either of them, which made her look like she was part senile and part asshole. They tried hard to engage her, asking questions about her career, vegetarianism/health, gay issues, and so on, but she acted like she was being drawn and quartered with each interaction. Donna shut that shit down as soon as she could, and booted Cloris for most of the rest of the show. She did look fantastic, but god, what. a. bitch. Seeing Donna and Jay give her death stares less than an hour into the telecast was a bit depressing but rather delicious.

Forgot to add, I think she was more comfortable being in a Grand Marshall position, where she got to do her pageant wave and look fabulous (she really did right up until the end). And only shake hands with non fatties. I get the feeling...hell, I SAW the feeling...that she was not comfortable (aka really shitty) being in a one on one situation having to speak extemporaneously.

Still loved watching her in pretty much everything. I like what Mel Brooks wrote.

Oh my. I am sobbing.

The last line....*bawling*

Didn't see this before but they've said she died in her sleep.

Her son was on a Zoom thingy about 6 months ago and said she'd had a bad fall. Don't know if that contributed to her passing.

whoops forgot link

If she was such a horrible bitch and difficult to work with, she would not have had a flourishing career for over 7 decades...and yes, her career flourished up til the end...she was constantly working.

Cloris 1946 - Miss America pageant

Cloris was featured in episode 10 /season 1 of The Nanny - "The Nanny-In-Law" as Nanny Mueller. She was Mr. Sheffield's nanny when he was a boy. Nothing special about her performance but she played it like a storm trooper!

Someone mentioned up thread about her spinoff show Phyllis - it ran for two seasons.

I had thought she was one of the 'guests' on that horrible show Roseanne's Nuts (she sure is!!) way back when but it turns out that was Phyllis Diller.

While working as an actor you spend a LOT of time sitting around doing nothing. A few of us were talking with the makeup/hair people asking who were the nicest/worst people they'd worked with. Cloris came up as THE worst. Always late for call and then yelling at the person doing hair/makeup that they were taking too long and she had to be ready on time.

Jus' sayin'.

287 IMDB credits in over 70 years. Her last 2 movies are still to be released.

I want to see this LGBT themed movie

R258, That was the year after Bess Myerson won.

Even though she was 94 I still got a shock when I saw the headline. She seemed like the kind of person who would be another Betty White and live to 100.

I remember watching an interview with one of the MTM directors on the Televison Academy website and he said Cloris was eccentric as hell but full of talent. She would want to ad lib and make up bits of business even though sticking rigidly to the script was necessary in a sitcom. So he would sometimes just give her a take at the end to play and he said she would do something wonderful and kooky but with no regard for marking or lighting so it would have been unusable anyway.

I remember her from a TV movie with Suzanne Pleshette that was Sister Act without the music. Cloris was Mother Superior and Suzanne was the brothel owner sent to live in the convert in lieu of prison time. Fun movie and Cloris was great.

R260 Oh. The help are complaining. My heart bleeds for them.

I love her house. It's gorgeous and I love seeing the piano as Cloris played and it's nice to imagine her playing in those beautiful surroundings. I know LA gets a lot of hate here but if I was rich it's where I live, there are so many options to chose from - beach to city to canyon to 'Americana suburb'. The house is not nearly as kooky as you'd imagine Cloris Leachman's house to be though! The decking up amongst the treetops is worth the price tag alone

where is her house R266

R223 posted it R267. Topanga Canyon.

R268 Thanks

Her son mentioned that she fell on a Zoom chat he did a few months back...I think he and his children lived on the property or an adjacent one because he mentioned her tripping on one of those pathways.

Wow. We didn’t know that, r269.

Should’ve made your post “BREAKING!!”

R270 I wrote R255 too, bitch.

So you aren't nearly as clever as you think you are.

Sorry to repeat a few words but I wanted to provide context for what I was sharing. Or in your case, cuntext.

[quote]Was she really a mean bitch on sets or called a bitch because she was a female who exercised and requested professional work ethic from those she was working with?

MARY!

You're not naive, or dumb enough to believe that bullshit, are you? EVERY woman who uses this excuse turns out to be a well-documented CUNT, starting with its Godmother, Debra Winger, who it turns out is really just a total cunt.

R256 I watched that GLAAD video and (how fucking embarrassing for me) I know that jacket Betty’s wearing! It’s from that GG episode where she’s up for and then loses that award (SHE’s on her mantle)! So she kept her wardrobe and is still wearing it 25 years later, lol.

That was actually one of the nicer GG looks, though.

Leachman could be brilliantly inventive, equally adept at comedy and drama. She is terrific on this episode, and her scene with Doris Roberts beginning at 14:05 is hilarious!

I saw Leachman recently on an episode of “Night Gallery”, in which she and Broderick Crawford played a nasty couple terrorizing their robot maid, Lana Wood. Crawford didn’t seem the type who’d tolerate any shenanigans from Leachman.

In that clip Mary says "My monthly take-home pay after deductions is $680..."!

I do recall in another episode where she is considering moving that she's looking to pay no more than $200 a month rent, which is a third of her income. A number which is a recommended percentage as a housing cost goal when making a budget!

Very interesting to put the impact that Cloris Leachman had into perspective. Over the course of seven seasons, there were 168 episodes of the Mary Tyler Moore Show. Phyllis Lindstrom was a character on the show only through Seasons 1-5, and she was in a total of only 35 episodes. That's only about seven episodes per season. Betty White and Georgia Engel were in more episodes than Cloris was. She played only a recurring character but she was exceptionally memorable.

R272 You civilians are so funny. People keep 'popping' up on the thread to say how hard she was to work with, with few examples of this on sets.

You need to get the scene, that is all that matters. She would have focused on that.

I sat on R278.

[quote]Phyllis Lindstrom was a character on the show only through Seasons 1-5, and she was in a total of only 35 episodes.

And she was always .... ALWAYS billed as "Special Guest Star," unlike those other peons.

She was one of the rare actors who did movies and TV then.

Yeah, R277, people are always shocked to learn that Phyllis was on fewer than one-third of MTM episodes in any given season.

She made such a big impression it seemed like she was on every week.

Phyllis the spinoff actually got higher ratings than the MTM show ever did, and it outranked Rhoda the first season they ran together: It was #6 for the 1975-76 season. Then in 1976-77, viewing habits radically changed, and both Phyllis and Rhoda tanked in the ratings, falling into the 40s.

For some reason, people decided they were sick of the MTM comedies and everything Norman Lear (besides All in the Family and One Day at a Time) and just wanted to watch escapist shit like Happy Days and Laverne & Shirley.

It was too bad about Phyllis, because it was a very funny show. The writers were top-notch: David Lloyd (who wrote MTM's "Chuckles the Clown" episode) and the Charles brothers, who went on to create Cheers.

Of Thee I Sing...

R284 Aurora finally does good.

Cloris on her husband & Brando.

Forever remembering her as she who made the sammiches for the chunky kid and Billy Bob in Bad Santa.

"I myself can probably fit in at least 9 inches."

Has Susan Dey sent her condolences?

[quote]Angela Lansbury would have been great in her part on "The Last Picture Show"

Then Cloris would have ended up as Miss Price in [italic]Bedknobs and Broomsticks[/italic]. Could she have handled an English accent?

Ironically, R290, she would have looked much more like the character in the original books.

She probably would have flayed you, r287, for using toddler talk like “sammiches.”

Total trivia, but to slightly correct something posted above: Cloris wasn't a replacement Nellie for Mary Martin in the original production of South Pacific nor was she Martin's understudy, which is also often said. What happened was that one and a half to two years into the run, I can't remember, Martin took a three week vacation. instead of having her understudy take over, R&H brought in Cloris to go on for her. She was otherwise never involved in that production.

I can only assume Cloris was fucking Richard Rodgers. That was the standard way for women to get cast in his shows. It was a notorious open secret. He was quite the lecher. You can ask Shirley Jones about that.

^ Of course, you had to be pretty, talented, have a good singing voice and some acting ability just to get an audition. There was plenty of that around. To get cast, you had to put your mouth where the money was.

I asked Shirley about that, r293, but all she wanted to talk about was Vaseline.

Even though they were divorced by the time she appeared on “Dancing with the Stars”, Cloris Leachman and George Englund remained devoted to each other. I remember seeing him in one of the pre-dance taped packages on the show, (yes, I watch — don’t judge, DL!) watching one of her rehearsals. Cloris was acting up, being “challenging” to her partner, and Englund sweetly but firmly told her to behave. And she did! By the way, he still looked great, and was in his eighties at the time!

More on Englund.

[quote]Cloris was acting up, being “challenging” to her partner, and Englund sweetly but firmly told her to behave. And she did!

I recall reading about how, when Mary Tyler Moore, Valerie Harper, Cloris Leachman, Betty White and Georgia Engel reunited for one last time for an episode of "Hot in Cleveland," Cloris was acting up and was asked to behave. I think it was Valerie Harper who talked about it.

"I asked Shirley about that, [R293], but all she wanted to talk about was Vaseline."

Does that mean he did her in the ass??

Read her book r299. At the end she extolls its virtues.

I remember a TV Guide interview of hers in the 1970’s. Julie Harris told her that if she’d had Leachman’s bust she could have ruled the world!

This is interesting. Mary’s view on working with Cloris.

Excerpt from Mary’s 1986 interview with Dick Cavett on his USA cable talk show. 📺 💬 Dick: “Who had the most wicked sense of humor offscreen?”

Mary. “Oh, Betty White, Betty White. Wicked.”

Dick: “More so than Cloris Leachman?”

Mary: “Well, they’re different. They’re different in their approaches. Cloris is... I think, a genius. As much as she was sometimes difficult to work with, because Cloris is self-centered. She wants to be so good that everything revolves around her becoming good while you’re rehearsing, and sometimes you want to just haul off and belt her one. But you learn that it’s going to be good for you too, and it all works out fine. But some people think that Cloris is frivolous because she plays that sort of uncatchable... nymph. But she’s also so wise that if I were close to Cloris, I mean physically close, she’s the one I would turn to if I needed some advice or a really good sounding board for whatever problem I had. She’s a brilliant, loving woman.” • • • • • During this same interview, Dick Cavett tells a funny story about sitting next to Cloris during Mary’s 1983 wedding to Dr. Robert Levine. As they waited for the bride to arrive for the ceremony, “a woman of about 110 walked in,” Cavett recalled. “Cloris turned to her and said, ‘Hi, Mary! It’s been a long time, hasn’t it?’”

Her son Morgan called Cloris a cunt.

[Quote] She probably would have flayed you, [R287], for using toddler talk like “sammiches.”

R292 SHE used the word sammiches, dumbass. That's part of the hilarity of my comment

R302 is that interview anywhere? I’d love to see it!

She was an animal activist

(((((Does anyone know what Cloris' go-to vegetarian dish was???)))))

Snatch

Leg o lamb

R305 I’m not sure. I pulled it from a Mary Tyler Moore show Facebook group. It didn’t have a link to the video.

Did Cloris deserve her Oscar?

Buck would have NEVER won an Oscar.

YouTube has the first episode/pilot of Phyllis - I downloaded it and will watch later. I recall many years/decades ago I had a VHS of 2-3 episodes of her show and the Rhoda spinoff which are long gone. Having most seasons of MTM on DVD I can select the episodes where Phyllis is featured. Even though that show is over 40 years old it still is entertaining and certainly is better than the constant Covid/Political crap that MSNBC/CNN cover.

I used to love the opening of Phyllis when Cloris would jump on the trolley and kick her leg out. As a young gay in training, I used to want to take a trolley just so I could do that. It seemed much more glamourous than Mary tossing her hat in the air.

What about the *Doris-skip-across-the-street*, r314?

Overrated, even June Lockhart called her a bitch.

Even late in life, Henry Jones was really funny on Phyllis. I love him in Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter.

He sucked rocks, r317.

[quote]Overrated, even June Lockhart called her a bitch.

June Lockhart had a third-rate career and never got within spitting distance of an Oscar, so I'm sure there was no envy at all in her remarks about Cloris.

When did June and Cloris work together? At some Lassie reunion?

June and Cloris both played Ruth Martin, Timmy's mom on "Lassie." Cloris played her when the character was introduced but was fired after one season and replaced by June.

Season 8 “/Beverly Ann FoL opening linked below. Did Cloris really play the piano or did she “Betty White” play the piano?

Cloris killed The Facts of Life.

She invented the cat 🐱.

Phyllis.....it SURE ISN'T YOU!

Aw, Mindy.

Mindy's great.....this makes me misty.

I kinda remember a talk show incident when Suzanne Pleshette told Cloris , I paraphrase "if you don't shaddup I'm going to knock your ass"

Cavett maybe?

R323 it was a change that made sense though (like Jack opening his bistro). They were all in their 20s and Jo and Blair were about to graduate college - they didn’t need a Mrs. Garrett they needed a “fun friend.”

It was also a much lighter show by that point and Charlotte Rae kind of fit in less and less (and I’m guessing she sensed that, which is why she phased herself out).

The very last season was awful, but I actually like the Over Our Heads/Saturday night seasons. They weren’t worse to me just different (well except for Jo, who got a lot worse and looked like she was just stomping around mad half the time).

Antenna TV is running a Facts of Life marathon, the Beverly Ann year, right now.

Did our beloved Cloris feel up Mindy Cohn’s big titties? Seems like something she’d do.

After the two part opening of Season 7, Charlotte was just kind of there and seemed to be used sparingly in most of the episodes (not including the several she wasn't in). Cloris injected a bit of zaniness which fit in with the tone at the time.

The big crime was not having Charlotte come back for Jo's wedding, which should have been the real finale of the show. Not two back door pilots.

TCM is running a "TCM Remembers" segment on Cicely Tyson, but nothing for OSCAR winner Cloris?

CBS should really have a Friday or Saturday night spot where they play old shows. When they've done it a few times - when Carl Reiner died - it was great.

If Carl and MTM get a play, certainly Cloris should.

I don’t all the “sadness” when a 94 year-old person dies. You didn’t think they would live forever, did you? People should learn to celebrate life more. The “sadness” just seems phoney. It’s not easy being 94. Sometimes people are ready to die. It’s part of the cycle of life, y’know? She lived well, she had an incredible life. Celebrate it. I don’t get the “this makes me SO sad.” Everybody dies. She wasn’t a child. Her life wasn’t cut short. People die. What’s to be “sad” about?

It's sad that the person is gone forever.

The Facts of Life was actually still going strong in season 9. It won its time slot and ranked #38 for the year.

NBC wanted to renew for two more years, but Lisa Whelchel and Nancy McKeon said no.

They did say no, Gary talked them out of it.

I think you meant Mindy Cohn who said no.

Lisa agreed to do the spin off which almost came close to getting on the schedule, but was cut at the eleventh hour for Empty Nest.

Lisa would have followed The Golden Girls on Saturday night, which would have been an odd time for such a family oriented show.

[quote]Mindy's great.....this makes me misty.

But wasn't Cloris always getting on Mindy's case for "polluting the aesthetic environment" by being fat?

[quote] Everybody dies. She wasn’t a child. Her life wasn’t cut short. People die. What’s to be “sad” about?

Are you being intentionally obtuse or are you just genuinely stupid? It's not about being "sad." It's about appreciating and remembering a life that has come to an end. It's about saying goodbye. It's about paying tribute to someone who provided us with some happy moments. "Oh, well, she was 94, so who gives a fuck?" That's your attitude?

R339 she might have been the original celebrity to just “say things because they were outrageous.” She seems to genuinely get along with all the girls, and it was called The Fats of Life after all.

I agree with what someone said above, if she really had been difficult, she wouldn’t have worked nonstop for six (or whatever) decades. It’s not like she was a Julia Roberts level star (or a man). Certainly eccentric but a nightmare diva type I highly doubt.

When I was a kid I loved her in the Disney movie "North Avenue Irregulars."

I read that Leachman took the Facts of Life gig because her agent told her she had to improve her Q rating. This was something that was used to measure an audiences familiarity with a performer. Producers would use these ratings in casting an actor. I think a lot of movies were being cast with TV performers in those days,

Q ratings are partly familiarity based but are more about likeability and popularity.

The public doesn't seem to know much about them anymore but they're still around.

Cloris Leachman was obsessed with Q?

Her own son Morgan hated her!

oy vey

Cloris, Cicely, and Screech?

Who’s next? It cums in threes.

Hal Holbrook. 2021 may be in fours instead of threes. Damn January has been tough for the entertainment industry.

Babs Walters is next?

So much to comment on...

1) I love Cloris and she was immensely talented but if you watch her appearances on talk shows or where she's playing "herself" it's very obvious she's a manic personality who is always "on" and being "funny" and that very quickly gets tiresome if you have to be around it all the time. She seemed very manic and quite exhausting.

2) It is sad when celebs die but some of the grief expressed on social media by people is really over the top, especially when it's someone who has lead a VERY long and productive life. I mean, yes, it's sad Cloris has passed away but the woman was over 90. It's not like we were gonna get another 10 years of brilliant work out of her. And, stars DO live on...that's what reruns are for.

3) Screech is not the "third"; that would be Hal Holbrooke. You need to be an actual name to warrant being included in these Death Trios and Mr. Diamond wasn't quite in the same class.

Larry King, Cloris, Cicely. Hal Holbrook was one of our most respected and praised actors but he never became a household name like the others.

So if death comes in threes, no one else is going to die, right? We’ve reached the maximum of three.

[quote]So if death comes in threes, no one else is going to die, right? We’ve reached the maximum of three.

Hal Holbrook died before both Cloris and Cicely, on Jan. 23, even though his death wasn't announced until early today. Larry King died Jan. 24. So that would make Cloris the third. Cicely would be the first in a new group of three.

"Death comes in threes" is a stupid superstition not worth talking about.

On what planet is Cicely Tyson more famous than Hal Holbrook?

I'd argue they're about the same level of fame...respected award winning actors of stage, TV and film who were stars but not STARS.

She will be missed. I know I was hard on poor, poor Phyllis. I was always just jealous she got to get loaded with Jack Elam in the park. Oh, well. I’ll just keep thinking of Charles Bronson stripped from the waist up!

Was Clitoris ever a vagaterian? Did she eat snatch? That is what everyone needs to know.

[quote] I read that Leachman took the Facts of Life gig because her agent told her she had to improve her Q rating. This was something that was used to measure an audiences familiarity with a performer. Producers would use these ratings in casting an actor. I think a lot of movies were being cast with TV performers in those days,

If it was anybody but her, then what would have been the point?

Apparently Cloris had COVID at the time of her death.

How does that work? Did covid cause the stroke or did she just less able to recover from the stroke because of covid?

to answer my own question at r362

First, infections and inflammation increase the risk of stroke. COVID-19 is an infection that produces a strong inflammatory reaction from the body. Second, COVID-19 seems to trigger cardiac events: heart attack, dangerous heart rhythms, etc. All of these factors can lead to a stroke

Poor Clo. Has Morgan Englund commented yet?

Recent “Raising Hope” reunion in which they share stories about Cloris’ crazy behavior on the set...including coming up behind Hilary Duff while she was sitting for makeup and cutting off a lock of her hair!

Lucas Neff looks hot.

RIP Clitoris. She was a doll.

Is she still dead? I always like to give celebrities a bit of time, and not just because it's Easter.

She showed her titties to the cast also.