Dear Dads...April 10, Kelly Linville and my dad
bur...@gmail.com
My yearly hello in heaven for two dads...
To Kelly, my your dad finally found peace in his last years. For it is
I, burd, who wanted to marry him. No on but no one knows who burd is.
As in the past, my dad died In April 10, 198-. A few years later, I
met your dad. I met him as Larry Linville with his Frank Burns thrown
in for a good laugh. So today as you remember your dad, know that I
was never a gold digger.
My dad? Hi Dad. This is half pint. No I can't forgive your younger
daughter, my sister, for what she did...
But I salute both Dads to today. You will know about burd in an obit
or if a win a Pball or Megaball. Guys ask me out, but I say no.
Linville and and I had instant nicknames. But in the NY papers, he
was on a drinking spree.
As your couins stated...
God Bless you Kelly L. We could only meet via Igor. Hope Life for you
is ok. For I was then blank with blank.
Two ships passing through the night. Take care Kelly.
Monday brings a new way to control my disease, someone on the crew or
the cast has same disease. I have tried
everything...Monday brings that word, Hope.
burd...
bur...@gmail.com
Keltec
I could not believe how UNLIKE Frank Burns he actually was. I mean,
the ability to transform yourself with such convincing consistency is
the hallmark of the skill. That's why I believe he was grossly under
appreciated as an actor. It also tickles me to note that having been
married five times in his 61 years, he was as fond of the skirt in
real life.
Stormin Mormon
same thought. At one point he let out the cackle we've heard
"I got a BB in her eye!" (playing with a game of skill in
the swamp). That was indication it was the same actor, but
he sure was a different person.
I've also seen Alan Alda on interviews. He's a lot less
ranting and raging during the interviews. None of that
Taigon stuff "Well, lets go off all cocked, but lets go off,
Henry!".
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Stormin Mormon
Potter (Harry Morgan) isn't as explosive, or Margaret
(Loretta Swit) isn't as much the yelling officer?
I'd like to have met the actors, but havn't yet met any of
them. Other than exchanges with Larry Gelbart and Jeff
Maxwell on this group.
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In contrast to Robert Duval (Maj. Burns in the '70
M*A*S*H movie),
Linville is a very impressive actor to do what he did in
making the
character more believable than Duval did with Burns in the
original film.
I'm so sad he didn't really get to make an impression
on the general
public outside his Maj. Burns character.
He may have also been typecast too much.
I miss him as much as any of the other M*A*S*H actors
who have gone
on to their Great Reward.
Wiseguy
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> Makes me wonder what the other actors are like? Perhaps
> Potter (Harry Morgan) isn't as explosive, or Margaret
> (Loretta Swit) isn't as much the yelling officer?
>
That's why it's called acting.
Stormin Mormon
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