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Agnes Moorehead
Hello friends- it’s been so long since I’ve been on here and honestly it may be a while until I am again. But I just wanted to make note of how great it feels to just come here casually. What I mean is, when I spent so much time here years ago I was in a dark place and this was my escape from my real life. I’m grateful to have had Aggie and you all there to distract me, but it became too much. Now that my actual life has been going well I actually feel confident to be able to come back and not fall back into what I was before. This is long and unnecessary, but basically I miss Aggie and I miss talking to so many of you, so if anyone actually sees this feel free to message me, I’d love to talk! Life is crazy and life goes onwards, but luckily small parts of it can circle back
Edit: if anyone has a desire to have my personal social medias just message me :)
Bette Davis, Joan Crawford, Robert Aldrich, Agnes Moorehead, Joseph Cotten and the rest of Hush… Hush, sweet Charlotte cast during rehearsals for the film, 1963.
“After I had returned to New York, the agent read this ‘Bewitched’ script and phoned me that it was a good role, so I accepted. During that same trip to the West Coast, I ran into Agnes Moorehead at a party. She told me about the series, so I was somewhat pre-sold before I was invited to play her husband. I wanted to work with Aggie. I think highly of her talents and like her.”
-Maurice Evans, in a 1964 interview
All That Heaven Allows (1955), dir. Douglas Sirk
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jjo_PswJE6Y)
Ethel Merman and Agnes Moorehead are interviewed in this 1973 TV appearance.
Thanks for letting me know where to find this, aggiephile! :)
You’re welcome! :) Thank goodness someone got a good quality recording as opposed to the one I got with my phone. I was desperate. lol
@justcallmeaggie in case you haven’t seen it.
Agnes Moorehead 〡 The Story of Mankind, 1957