Daffy Duck speech impediment Bernadette Peters -- Has she had plastic surgery?
Taylor
Bernadette Peters: Good Genes or Good Docs?
Posted Jun 14th 2008 10:13AM by TMZ Staff, NTVLand
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Film, television and stage star Bernadette Peters has been acting and
singing professionally since she was ten-years-old -- which from the
looks of it was only a few years ago!
Here's a 37-year-old Bernie in 1985 (left) -- and the ageless, 60-year-
old widow (SIXTY!) at her NYC book signing on Thursday (right).
Dorothy, Rose, Blanche and Sophia ain't got nuthin' on this golden
girl!
See Also
Morgan Fairchild: Good Genes or Good Docs?
Christy Turlington: Good Genes or Good Docs?
Keanu Reeves: Good Genes or Good Docs?
Filed under: Beauty, Nurse
Bernadette ...
* Good: genes 71%
* Good: docs 29%
Total Votes: 10,442
Steve Newport
too, left Steve Marin for a woman, then went back to men. Her husband
died recently as I recall.
katorz...@hotmail.com
Taylor
> Just as unbearable as Pia Zadora!
>
> Bernadette Peters: Good Genes or Good Docs?
> Posted Jun 14th 2008 10:13AM by TMZ Staff, NTVLand
>
>
> Film, television and stage star Bernadette Peters has been acting and
> singing professionally since she was ten-years-old -- which from the
> looks of it was only a few years ago!
>
> Here's a 37-year-old Bernie in 1985 (left) -- and the ageless, 60-year-
> old widow (SIXTY!) at her NYC book signing on Thursday (right).
>
> Dorothy, Rose, Blanche and Sophia ain't got nuthin' on this golden
> girl!
>
> See Also
> Morgan Fairchild: Good Genes or Good Docs?
>
> Christy Turlington: Good Genes or Good Docs?
>
> Keanu Reeves: Good Genes or Good Docs?
>
> Filed under: Beauty, Nurse
>
> Bernadette ...
>
> * Good: genes 71%
> * Good: docs 29%
>
> Total Votes: 10,442
They should get her for the new cable version of 'Match Game'.
mc
Taylor, meet Talent.
mc
Steve Newport
From: lukeb...@gmail.com (Taylor)
Sure. Why not?
Taylor
> From: lukebenw...@gmail.com (Taylor)
> They should get her for the new cable version of 'Match Game'.
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> Sure. Why not?
I bet Stephanie Miller's available. Stephanie Miller is *always*
available.
Steve Newport
From: lukebenw...@gmail.com (Taylor)
They should get her for the new cable version of 'Match Game'.
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Taylor
Well, Burt Reynolds is washed up enough, but maybe he's got the
arrogance of a Richard Dawson than a self-depreciating humour of a CNR.
Steve Newport
From: lukeb...@gmail.com (Taylor)
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Burt Reynolds: he's got the arrogance of a Richard Dawson (rather) than
(the) self-deprecating humour of a CNR.
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SN: It has to be someone gay. But not Nathan Lane.
Taylor
> From: lukebenw...@gmail.com (Taylor)
Sherman Hemsley?
Steve Newport
By Andrew Gans
Two-time Tony Award Bernadette Peters began filming her role in the new
Lifetime film "Living Proof" this past weekend in New Orleans.
Executive-produced by Renee Zellweger, Craig Zadan and Neil Meron, the
star-studded film also boasts Angie Harmon, Amanda Bynes, Swoosie Kurtz,
Regina King, Jennifer Coolidge, Trudie Styler, Tammy Blanchard, John
Benjamin Hickey, Paula Cale and Harry Connick Jr.
Based on Robert Bazell's book, "Living Proof" casts Connick, Jr. as UCLA
Dr. Dennis Slamon, who developed Herceptin, a drug to battle breast
cancer.
The Storyline Entertainment-Sony Pictures TV film is scheduled to air on
the cable network in October.
The film casts Bynes as Slamon's assistant; Harmon as Lilly Tartikoff,
who helped the doctor raise funds for his research; Blanchard as the
first patient to test the drug; Kurtz as Blanchard's grandmother; Peters
as the first woman to be saved by the drug; Styler and Coolidge as other
participants in the study of the drug; King as a survivor of breast
cancer; Hickey as another scientist; and Cale as the wife of Dr. Slamon.
The script for "Living Proof" was penned by Vivienne Radkoff. Dan
Ireland directs.
Peters' newest live recording, "Sondheim, Etc., Etc.—Bernadette Peters
Live at Carnegie Hall (The Rest of It)," is available on the Angel
Records label.
Masterworks Broadway has also released a "Legends of Broadway" CD
celebrating her theatrical career. Peters' screen credits are numerous.
Peters is also a best-selling author for her new children's book,
"Broadway Barks."
Steve Newport
From: den...@dennmac.net (Dennis M) Two-time Tony Award Bernadette
Peters began filming her role in the new Lifetime film "Living Proof"
The 1983 Hank Williams, Jr. TV-movie of the same name sounds more
interesting.
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Don't know it-- but this sounds interesting.
Steve Newport
From: lukeb...@gmail.com (Taylor)
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SN: But who will be her Charles Nelson Reilly?
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SN: Nah. Come on-- you can do better.
Steve Newport
By Andrew Gans
Two-time Tony Award winner Bernadette Peters began filming her role in
the new Lifetime film "Living Proof" this past weekend in New Orleans.
as UCLA Dr. Dennis Slamon, who developed Herceptin, a drug to battle
breast cancer. The Storyline Entertainment-Sony Pictures TV film is
scheduled to air on the cable network in October.
Connick was nominated for a Tony as Sid in the revival of THE PAJAMA
GAME.