ER Live and Sherry Springfield
Diana
On 26 Sep 1997 03:47:53 GMT, patf...@aol.com (Pat Fish1) wrote:
>I think her name is Springfield. Might be Stringfield.
>
>Anyway....ER Live was great. I bet anyone that ever worked in a hospital
>was smiling at this show.
>
<some snippage>
> Of course, the gossip columns startle that an actress would leave a
>hit show and at the height of her career.
I don't know why you'd be surprised. She left NYPD Blue after the
first season (ala Caruso) to be in a new show called ER.
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Jesse Garon
patf...@aol.com (Pat Fish1) writes:
> This Sherry person supposedly quit ER and flew clear across country to
>live with a significant other? A dull CPA or something like this.
> I'm saying I don't exactly believe this. I'm saying I think she may
>have been fired from the show, or given a permanent hiatus, as it were.
Yeah, well, I'm saying you're probably full of shit and that she was just
what she said she was: a kooky girl in a kooky kind of love that made her
do kooky things.
> Of course, the gossip columns startle that an actress would leave a
>hit show and at the height of her career.
> This startles me too, and I don't exactly believe it.
God knows, NOTHING surprising EVER happens in life. Things happen just as
YOU would expect them to happen, and when they don't, it's because people
are lying to you about it.
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Pat Fish1
I think her name is Springfield. Might be Stringfield.
Anyway....ER Live was great. I bet anyone that ever worked in a hospital
was smiling at this show.
But more germane to the newsgroup topic, I don't have exactly gossip here
but some speculation.
This Sherry person supposedly quit ER and flew clear across country to
live with a significant other? A dull CPA or something like this.
I'm saying I don't exactly believe this. I'm saying I think she may
have been fired from the show, or given a permanent hiatus, as it were.
Of course, the gossip columns startle that an actress would leave a
hit show and at the height of her career.
This startles me too, and I don't exactly believe it.
Her character wasn't all that interesting. They kept trying to make
it interesting, but the actress herself wasn't all that good.
I think the only way they could generate any interest in her was the
love angle with Dr. Green.
Why else did they send her away with such obvious promise of a
return? The doc was running along side the train for Christ's sake!
As it turns out, her relationship didn't work. And I hear on one of
the tabloid shows that the folks at ER would welcome her back with open arms.
Such good timing, eh?
Pat Fish/Merryland
Shawn Maynard
In a world of lies it is difficult to believe the truth. The production
involved in creating a show such as ER is long and grueling. Anyone working
a job that required 12-16 hours a day 6 days a week would not find it
unbelievable. The fact is that Sherry did not have time to pursue her own
interest (namely her love). She is a person. A person with feelings and
needs which go far beyond the need to please fans. We should just enjoy the
entertainment that she provided while she was on the show and move on and
allow her to do the same. Thank you.
'Jesse Garon' <gri...@primenet.com> wrote in article
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> patf...@aol.com (Pat Fish1) writes:
> > This Sherry person supposedly quit ER and flew clear across country
to
> >live with a significant other? A dull CPA or something like this.
>
> > I'm saying I don't exactly believe this. I'm saying I think she
may
> >have been fired from the show, or given a permanent hiatus, as it were.
>
> Yeah, well, I'm saying you're probably full of shit and that she was just
> what she said she was: a kooky girl in a kooky kind of love that made her
> do kooky things.
>
> > Of course, the gossip columns startle that an actress would leave a
> >hit show and at the height of her career.
> > This startles me too, and I don't exactly believe it.
>
Dsikula
Sherry Stringfield is currently teaching a dramatic literature course at
SUNY Purchase, and my niece has said two things about her:
1) She swears like a sailor, and
2) She shows up to tech the class intermittently and has the faculty
pissed off at her.
--Dave
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Pat Fish1
Info that makes you go "hmmmmmm" in the night.
Pat Fish/Merryland
Ron Mansolino
in <19970927062...@ladder02.news.aol.com>,
Pat Fish1 <patf...@aol.com> said:
> >
> >Sherry Stringfield is currently teaching a dramatic literature course at
> >SUNY Purchase, and my niece has said two things about her:
> >
> >1) She swears like a sailor, and
> >
> >2) She shows up to tech the class intermittently and has the faculty
> >pissed off at her.
> >
> >--Dave
>
Indeed. Wasn't there a blind item about an ER actress with a
heroin problem?
>
> Pat Fish/Merryland
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>Sherry Stringfield is currently teaching a dramatic literature course at
>> >SUNY Purchase, and my niece has said two things about her:
>> >
>> >1) She swears like a sailor, and
>> >
>> >2) She shows up to tech the class intermittently and has the faculty
>> >pissed off at her.
>> >
Two other things about SS:
1. Her NYC love affair ended when her Jewish boyfriend's parents
disapproved of him marrying her.
2. She does not have "the look" for prime time TV.
DeeTigress
>2. She does not have "the look" for prime time TV.
Oh really? I suppose that's why she was chosen for significant roles,
both incorporating romantic storylines, for two of TV's most acclaimed,
highest rated dramas. You should have such looks.
G. M. Lupo
Tides24 wrote:
> Dr. Green could be pulled out of his funk if Sherry's character came
> back to "ER". After all, the didn't kill her off, just sent her to
> Arizona. Wonder if they've given it any thought?
Didn't she break up with the guy she left the show to be with?
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JLasz
actually she was my favorite character....just like a "normal" person,
great actor, very realistic....
jlasz
Dave
On 28 Sep 1997 16:56:02 GMT, jl...@aol.com (JLasz) wrote:
>>2. She does not have "the look" for prime time TV.
>
>Oh really? I suppose that's why she was chosen for significant roles,
>both incorporating romantic storylines, for two of TV's most acclaimed,
>highest rated dramas. You should have such looks.
Damn straight! There never has been--nor will there ever be--a more
beautiful woman on TV than Sherry Stringfield.
Dave
SLahey2222
I read somewhere that she had been involved with Noah Wyle and when they
broke up and he started bringing girlfriends on to the set , she got upset
and decided to quit.
topaz
G. M. Lupo wrote:
>
> Tides24 wrote:
> > Dr. Green could be pulled out of his funk if Sherry's character came
> > back to "ER". After all, the didn't kill her off, just sent her to
> > Arizona. Wonder if they've given it any thought?
And maybe the producers could bring her back (she was my favorite too) so
she could turn around the Dr. Green character who is an out-of-character
pain in the ass bore since he got beat up. I thought the actor who plays
him was just trying to win an Emmy with the total change in character but
it's the new season for God's sake. Bring back Sherry and have Mark
mellow out. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ...
Everdean
>
>And maybe the producers could bring her{Susan} back (she was my favorite too)
so
>she could turn around the Dr. Green character who is an out-of-character
>pain in the ass bore since he got beat up. I thought the actor who plays
>him was just trying to win an Emmy with the total change in character but
>it's the new season for God's sake.
I don't agree. I've known people who suffer from post traumatic stress
syndrome and many of them exhibit traits that make them seem like pains in the
ass. I think he's giving a very convincing portrayal of someone who is living
with the aftermath of a rather vicious beating.
Yes I am, and I'm good at it.
EVERDEAN,
QUEEN OF AOL
topaz
I agree and I see your point. But for pure entertainment value, I want
Dr. Green to get back to the way he was before. I remember when he felt
responsible for his patient, a woman in labor, dying and I felt that was
a better story. I was diappointed in last season's ER as a whole, and
the beating story was just a part of all that.
Greg Bulmash
> Of course, the gossip columns startle that an actress would leave a
>hit show and at the height of her career.
Farrah's movie career
Kate Jackson's movie career
Shelly Long's movie career
David Caruso's movie career
Joan Collins and "The Colbys"
The history of TV is littered with stars who left hit shows because
they wanted too much money or wanted their own show or wanted to
pursue their movie career full-time. Most of them bombed out.
-Greg
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