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Pictured, clockwise from left: Sparks, Lowell, Harrison, and Paige.
I said, ‘I’d like to do the mother.’
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He said, ‘You know, I like the idea, Sharon.
I think you’ll bring a little class to the project.’
I said, ‘Jerry, class is not what I had in mind.'"
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“The next day was much easier in every way.”
“I often say people came for the queer, but they stayed for the folk.”
‘It’s a hit in England.
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I don’t know.
“I’m no longer with them.”
The doors were blown off the barn," says Paige.
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“It was really exciting, it was really gratifying, but it was fing scary.”
“The last year, every scene was important,” says Gless.
“‘This is the last scene I’ll do with Randy.’
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‘This is the last scene I’ll do with Thea.’
Even though it was sad, it was complete.”
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