Loni Anderson on WKRP in Cincinnati - implants or real?
Dan T
breasts real or did she have implants. If they were
real then she was simply a totally natural beauty.
Anyone know? I think they were real.
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KAR
Unbelievable though it may seem, Loni (now a grandmother of three but still looking
like not-yet 40) had mammoplastic reduction in college.
I had occasion to see her on set in wardrobe on a 30s picture about Thelma Todd a few
years back in which she wore low décolletage and limited lingerie for the skin-tight
bias cut clothing designed by Robert Turterrice (who did all the Moonlighting stuff).
She rivalled the Golden Gate Bridge as an architectural wonder.
3finger
> When Loni Anderson was on WKRP (70s sitcom) were her
> breasts real or did she have implants. If they were
> real then she was simply a totally natural beauty.
> Anyone know? I think they were real.
>
I feel they are real, esp. as she has said that she actually underwent
breast reduction surgery at one point. Then again, this is Hollywood...
3finger
KAR
> >Dan T wrote:
> >
> >> When Loni Anderson was on WKRP (70s sitcom) were her
> >> breasts real or did she have implants. If they were
> >> real then she was simply a totally natural beauty.
> >> Anyone know? I think they were real.
> >>
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> >
> >Unbelievable though it may seem, Loni (now a grandmother of three but still
> >looking
> >like not-yet 40) had mammoplastic reduction in college.
>
> Have never seen any pictures of the pre-reduction Loni. Perhaps they were
> simply too big to be attractive (think I read somewhere they were E cups), and
> I'm certain their weight must have been difficult on her--especially after
> having a child. IIRC, she makes no reference to the condition, or surgery, in
> her autobiography.
>
> >
> >I had occasion to see her on set in wardrobe on a 30s picture about Thelma
> >Todd a few
> >years back in which she wore low décolletage and limited lingerie for the
> >skin-tight
> >bias cut clothing designed by Robert Turterrice (who did all the Moonlighting
> >stuff).
> >
> >She rivalled the Golden Gate Bridge as an architectural wonder.
> >
>
> I remember that film, "Hot Toddy." It's funny that Loni was cast in bios of
> both Jayne Mansfield and Thelma Todd, since Todd had a slinky and not all that
> buxom figure, more akin to Carole Lombard's.
The film was based on Andy Edmunds' book "Hot Toddy" but in a moment of network
silliness, the late, lamented but prone to occasional silliness Brandon Tartikoff
changed the title at the very last minute (right before the TV Guide Ad deadline
which is the last moment to change a title despite any advance publicity which
may have been banked) to "White Hot: The Mysterious Murder of Thelma Todd." At
the time it was made, Anderson was one of the big MOW stars and there was a
bidding war to make the film. At one point Loni dropped out and everyone tried
to get casting to make the picture. Farrah Fawcett wanted to do it. Raquel Welch
wanted to do it. Meredith Baxter (yikes) wanted to do it. Ann Jillian (who
resembled Toddy more than any of them) wanted to do it. But ultimately Anderson
came back.
By the way, Loni will be appearing on the syndicated series VIP as Pamela
Anderson's MOTHER. (sigh)
>
>
> "There is no such thing as accident. It is Fate--misnamed."
> --title card, Erich Von Stroheim's "The Wedding March," 1928
VPaterno
Ron Turner
I don't even think implants even existed back then. Those were the days
when breasts were truly beautiful. Now anybody (even a guy) can get big
boobs for only a couple grand.
Finn
VPaterno <vpat...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> >Dan T wrote:
> >
> >> When Loni Anderson was on WKRP (70s sitcom) were her
> >> breasts real or did she have implants. If they were
> >> real then she was simply a totally natural beauty.
> >> Anyone know? I think they were real.
> >>
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Here
> >(tm) ****
> >
> >Unbelievable though it may seem, Loni (now a grandmother of three but
still
> >looking
> >like not-yet 40) had mammoplastic reduction in college.
>
> Have never seen any pictures of the pre-reduction Loni. Perhaps they were
> simply too big to be attractive (think I read somewhere they were E cups),
and
> I'm certain their weight must have been difficult on her--especially after
> having a child. IIRC, she makes no reference to the condition, or surgery,
in
> her autobiography.
FWIW, I do remember her talking about the breast reduction in one TV
interview a while back when she was married to Burt Reynolds (and before
they adopted their son, I think).
Catty (a film bore)
xx
VPaterno
Implants go all the way back to the 1960s, well before "WKRP" aired. AFAIK, the
first well-known recipient of implants was a San Francisco dancer named Carol
Doda, who enlarged herself to 44-inch proportions and thereafter had a long,
successful and varied career.
spect...@my-deja.com
Loni Anderson has had two (or would it be "four"?) breast reductions. It
took a few years but they grew back.
Breast regrowth after breast reduction is most common with
girls who receive the operation when they were too young and
their breasts are still in active growth, although it can also
sometimes happen to mature patients like Loni. I rememember one
girl who received this operation at age 14 while her breasts
were vigorously growing. Now she presumably must get regular
breast reductions for the rest of her life.
Anyone notice how buxom Drew Barrymore is looking lately?
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Finn
Ron Turner <RonTurn...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> I doubt Loni Anderson had implants back in her WKRP days.
>
> I don't even think implants even existed back then. Those were the days
> when breasts were truly beautiful. Now anybody (even a guy) can get big
> boobs for only a couple grand.
>
created in the 50's or early 60's. Anyway, even back then, many stars used a
plain old sellotape to make their boobs that beautiful for the likes of you,
darls.
Either that or they used the old trick - two linings on a dress. One is a
bustier to hold the boobs up and waist tuck in and another to 'smooth' over
the bustier. That's how the 50's/early 60's women looked so facking good in
those impossible-to-walk-or-sit-in dresses.
Elaine Gallant
VPaterno wrote in message
>I remember that film, "Hot Toddy." It's funny that Loni was cast in bios of
>both Jayne Mansfield and Thelma Todd, since Todd had a slinky and not all
that
>buxom figure, more akin to Carole Lombard's.
That's why it's called ACTING. Evidently, Loni's performance and physical
appearance in both roles was good enough to be cast for those roles.
Elaine Gallant
Drew was a fat teen. She only has a career in part because she got her
weight down. She's going to be battling the bulge her whole life. She has
already had one breast reduction.
spect...@my-deja.com wrote in message <7m03s7$jb1$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>> Catty (a film bore)
>> xx
>
kjd
Elaine Gallant wrote:
> Drew was a fat teen. She only has a career in part because she got her
> weight down. She's going to be battling the bulge her whole life. She has
> already had one breast reduction.
>
I, for one, am glad she's getting all these roles. It's nice to see a
full-figured
gal up on the screen rather than the tits-on-a-stick type the public has had
foisted upon them lately.
Dan T
smiles around. Also you are correct it is very refreshing
seeing someone with some meat on their bones rather then
watching someone who should eat ie Calista Flockhart.
kjd
her looks, charm and attitude more than make up for it.
kjd, who even paid money to see Ms. B in "Never Been Kissed."
*NaNcY*
Drew is adorable. If she were skinny, she just wouldn't be a cute
IMHO! Yeah, she isn't a great actress, but she is fun to watch just
because she radiates on the screen. She always seems so damn happy
about life!
*NaNcY*
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kjd wrote
> I, for one, am glad she's getting all these roles. It's nice to see a
> full-figured
> gal up on the screen rather than the tits-on-a-stick type the public has
had
> foisted upon them lately.
Calista has tits?
Chris
kjd
razz wrote:
> Dan T wrote:
>
> > Is it my imagination but does Drew have one of the prettiest
> > smiles around. Also you are correct it is very refreshing
> > seeing someone with some meat on their bones rather then
> > watching someone who should eat ie Calista Flockhart.
>
> She does indeed have a lovely smile, however my prediction is that Drew may well end
> up as this generation's Shelley Winters.
>
> Razz - but with a beautiful smile
mslinda
>
> >
> >I doubt Loni Anderson had implants back in her WKRP days.
> >
> >I don't even think implants even existed back then. Those were the days
> >when breasts were truly beautiful. Now anybody (even a guy) can get big
> >boobs for only a couple grand.
> >
>
> first well-known recipient of implants was a San Francisco dancer named Carol
> Doda, who enlarged herself to 44-inch proportions and thereafter had a long,
> successful and varied career.
>
breast enlargements back in the 50s.
Linda C.
KAR
> On Tue, 06 Jul 1999 20:31:53 -0700, KAR <ke...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
> >Unbelievable though it may seem, Loni (now a grandmother of three but still looking
> >like not-yet 40) had mammoplastic reduction in college.
>
> I just saw a 15-second excerpt of some interview she had recently given,
> in which she talked about the possibility of a WKRP reunion show, and
> she didn't look that young to me. In fact, I was shocked how much she
> seemed to have aged in the last few years. Skin all drawn tight.
> Glassy eyes, too, although she sounded coherent enough. And she seemed
> nice, too. But she was lookin' old, like 60.
I had occasion to see her in natural light (daytime) at a restaurant in LA within the
month and she looked unbelievable and turned heads that seemed happy with what they
were seeing [a place where people tend to be blasé about celebs per se]... video
lighting aint always the best way to see people who require make-up; I thought she
looked great (a little skinny)...
razz
razz
While I have no prejudices about women, taking the thick with the thin, I really fail
to see how anyone would want to fuck Callista. A head job, perhaps? But, it'd be like
fucking Karen Carpenter.
Razz - recognising, of course, some would
razz
> not that there's anything wrong with that... :)
>
> razz wrote:
>
Definitely not. I've always admired Shelley Winters and Drew does have an especially
communicable joie d'vivre.
Razz - and she could communicate it to me anytime
Mahatma Kane Jeeves
LindaL3
within the month and she looked unbelievable
thought she looked great (a little skinny)...>>>
Gee, I must have been at a different restaurant! I saw her several months ago
dressed in cowboy drag and I thought she looked really long in the tooth.
To respond, please remove "plexi" from my eMail address.
Spam mail is not welcome!
Renee
A friend was a waiter, and served Loni a few years back. He said her
face is as smooth and shiny as a porcelain doll, but her hands are
*old lady* hands. He said that she looked inhuman - like some sort of
walking Barbie. I did notice in a TV movie she did a while back that
she really does have granny-hands, and I thought the wide-eyed
gutshot-horse look she had was because her character was a psycho.
Perhaps it's just too-snug facial tightening...
Renée
Poor planning on your part does not constitute
automatic emergency on my part.
MDS
LindaL3 wrote in message <19990708103732...@ng-fe1.aol.com>...
><<<I had occasion to see her in natural light (daytime) at a restaurant in
LA
>within the month and she looked unbelievable
>[snip]
>video lighting aint always the best way to see people who require make-up;
I
>thought she looked great (a little skinny)...>>>
>
>Gee, I must have been at a different restaurant! I saw her several months
ago
>dressed in cowboy drag and I thought she looked really long in the tooth.
A bit less than 10 years ago, a coworker ran a marathon at which Loni made
an appearance. She said that she was a bit shocked at what she saw - what
struck
her most was that Loni's head seemed incredibly large, and her hair really
cotton-candy-like,
but her body (and particularly her rear!) seemed very small and almost
frail!
Sbensong
She belongs in a thread entitled "actresses who wear too much make-up."
Someone needs to lock-up her lipgloss and hose her down..
Lewis Angel
Rambo Gerbil
Rodent With A Mission
"Wendy Grossman" <wen...@cix.compulink.co.uk> wrote in message
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>
> But I don't understand why anyone thinks Loni Anderson is attractive. I
> always thought she looked like she was molded out of melted plastic.
>
> wg
>
> ASGTP#063
Wendy Grossman
(Renee) usenetted:
> A friend was a waiter, and served Loni a few years back. He said her
> face is as smooth and shiny as a porcelain doll, but her hands are
> *old lady* hands. He said that she looked inhuman - like some sort of
> walking Barbie. I did notice in a TV movie she did a while back that
> she really does have granny-hands, and I thought the wide-eyed
> gutshot-horse look she had was because her character was a psycho.
> Perhaps it's just too-snug facial tightening...
>
A number of actresses have this spooky combination -- Mariette Hartley
(tight face, crepey neck and hands); Cher (of course).
Wendy Grossman
RonTurn...@webtv.net (Ron Turner) usenetted:
> I doubt Loni Anderson had implants back in her WKRP days.
>
> I don't even think implants even existed back then. Those were the days
> when breasts were truly beautiful. Now anybody (even a guy) can get big
> boobs for only a couple grand.
>
Excuse me? I think your timeline needs some work, here...
wg
ASGTP#063
RUtahkn2Me
>From: wen...@cix.compulink.co.uk ("Wendy Grossman")
>But I don't understand why anyone thinks Loni Anderson is attractive. I
>always thought she looked like she was molded out of melted plastic.
>
That's exactly how I feel about Pamela Anderson. I think she looks more like a
department store mannequin than a human woman.
RUAnnie
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Dukette89
burned off with a laser and grows back smooth.
I thought Jan Smithers was a successful therapist in Los Angeles somewhere. Is
that her son Minnie Driver is dating?
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Miz Edwina
<snip>
<< I thought Jan Smithers was a successful therapist in Los Angeles somewhere.
Is
that her son Minnie Driver is dating? >>
Josh Brolin was Jan's step-son while she was married to James Brolin. Josh's
mother was Jane (sp?) Brolin -- James' -- first wife. I believe Jane is now
deceased. I think I remember something about her dying in some tragic manner --
fire? auto accident? She was a nice lady & an avid animal enthusiast. James &
Jan had one daughter together named Molly.
Edwina
Angie & Dave
saw it on a "Where Are They Now" type show that was being
done around the time that the new WKRP began it's run.
Angie
Lewis Angel wrote in message ...
>Thank You. I much preferred Jan Smithers on WKRP. Anyone
know WEHT her?
>
>Rambo Gerbil
>Rodent With A Mission
>
>
>"Wendy Grossman" <wen...@cix.compulink.co.uk> wrote in
message
>news:FEqn3...@cix.compulink.co.uk...
>>
>> But I don't understand why anyone thinks Loni Anderson is
attractive. I
>> always thought she looked like she was molded out of
melted plastic.
>>
>> wg
>>
>> ASGTP#063
>
>
>
Geoduck
<I.am....@inetport.com> wrote:
>Lewis Angel wrote in message ...
>>Thank You. I much preferred Jan Smithers on WKRP. Anyone
>know WEHT her?
>>
>>Rambo Gerbil
>>Rodent With A Mission
>>
>In the early 90's, she was painting. Not houses, pictures. I
>saw it on a "Where Are They Now" type show that was being
>done around the time that the new WKRP began it's run.
She's still painting. I just heard the other day on the radio that she
now lives in Nova Scotia, Canada.
--
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3finger
(Jules de los Reyes) wrote:
> I don't know if this has been posted already, but Anderson had
> breast reduction surgery sometime in the late 70's early 80's. (Her
> boobs sagged, in other words). Saw her once at an airport in L.A. with
> her daughter who must have been in her late teens or early twenties
> then (the daughter). I remember Anderson's hair looked more like a
> meringue than human hair.
>
Obviously, it's a dye job, which she has admitted to. In fact, she once
said that she went blond because she was so dark she was getting modeling
jobs for black and ethnic products.
3finger
Donna Whitman
>>In the early 90's, she was painting. Not houses, pictures. I
>>saw it on a "Where Are They Now" type show that was being
>>done around the time that the new WKRP began it's run.
>
>She's still painting. I just heard the other day on the radio that she
>now lives in Nova Scotia, Canada.
I hadn't heard that she lives in this province but I knew she had
connections here. She married James Brolin in the Lunenburg area ...
or was it Mahone Bay?
MacHeath
Whitman) wrote:
> I hadn't heard that she lives in this province but I knew she had
>connections here. She married James Brolin in the Lunenburg area ...
>or was it Mahone Bay?
Speaking of Mahone Bay, does that delicious Zwicker Inn still exist?
andrew
Greyseal
wrote:
>In article <9313147...@www.remarq.com>, Dan T <tro...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> When Loni Anderson was on WKRP (70s sitcom) were her
>> breasts real or did she have implants. If they were
>> real then she was simply a totally natural beauty.
>> Anyone know? I think they were real.
>>
>I feel they are real, esp. as she has said that she actually underwent
>breast reduction surgery at one point. Then again, this is Hollywood...
>
>3finger
>
I always felt that they were way too ugly to have been fake. Have you
ever noticed she has a cleavage that looks like it could hold a piece
of PVC pipe?
Lex
Donna Whitman
Not having a vehicle, I never make it out into the countryside
that far so I'm not sure.
Portnoy
Greyseal wrote in message <378d3039...@news.gte.net>...
You know, that is exactly the way I feel about Tori Spelling. People think
that Tori has a boob job, but that's bull. No surgeon would have done her
like that. Tori has got to be *100% natural.*
BTW, I heard Tori's mom got a breast reduction. So big breasts, even
on thin bodies, prolly runs in the family.
apevn...@gmail.com
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Karen Hubbard
> I doubt Loni Anderson had implants back in her WKRP days.
> I don't even think implants even existed back then. Those were the days
> when breasts were truly beautiful. Now anybody (even a guy) can get big
> boobs for only a couple grand.