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Cheri Oteri as Fran Drescher. Norm Macdonald as George Burns.
When fandoms collide. A story about Pulp and The Nanny.
So Sadie Frost is the woman in the shopping cart in Pulp's "Common People" video clip AND Sadie Frost directed this new documentary about fashion icon Twiggy AND Twiggy is awesome friends with Fran Drescher because they starred together in a TV show called "Princesses."
The show wasn't a hit, BUT Fran and Twiggy remained gal pals. AND when Fran went to visit Twiggy and her husband, Leigh Lawson, in London—who, before Twiggy, was married to Hayley Mills and stepfather to Hayley's son Crispian Mills from Kula Shaker that is where Fran came up with the amazing premise for "The Nanny" because Fran spent the days 'schlepping' Twiggy's daughter Carly all over town AND complained about her feet being sore because of new shoes and blisters which is the most Nanniest thing ever.
Both Twiggy and Leigh starred in an episode of The Nanny from Series 1 called 'Stop the Wedding, I Want to Get Off'. Twiggy played Maxwell Sheffield's sister Jocelyn Sheffield and Leigh played Jocelyn's driver, Lester. Jocelyn was supposed to be marrying her fiancé, Nigel Waters, the Duke of Salisbury, but really she was in love with her driver, Lester, and not the Duke. Fran, being Fran, was able to see this and so Jocelyn and Lester were married instead. The End.
It's actaully in my Top 5 Nanny episodes and this fandom connecting x colliding makes me giddy as. It was like fireworks of serotonin going off in my brain.
MIS VIEJAS.🗣️❗
Todavía me falta dibujar otros mujerones porque las damas que les presento por el momento no son las únicas que inquietan mi spark... 😻 Además, después de ellas (no olviden que me faltan más), también dibujaré en el mismo tipo de presentación a sus "respectivos hombres" (HOMBRES QUE ENVIDIO Y, a su vez, ADMIRO CON TODO MI MISERABLE SER), jajasíes.
Sé que estos bocetos se ven muy sucios pero es porque me la vivo borrando, y borrando y borrando errores.😿 Así que, ni modo, ojalá que el resultado final se vea mucho más limpio y menos chueco.
— FRAN DRESCHER as FRAN FINE in THE NANNY (1993-1999) ⋆˚꩜ 𝄞⨾𓍢ִ໋
These Brits love their tea. 🫖
📺 The Nanny - S3.E6: Shopaholic
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Heard the song “I Heard It Through The Grapevine” on the radio today and thought about this episode. 😊
Grandma Yetta trying to hit the jackpot.
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📺 The Nanny - S6.E21: The Finale - Part 1
“His and hers” fantasies
Nobody did ‘fantasizing about the boss’ quite like Fran Fine. 💅✨
It's almost impossible not to fall in love with the dynamic between these two. It's irresistible. Of course, nowadays, and even back then, some things wouldn't be so well-received, but what can you do? These little schemes were what made CC and Niles who they were: an impeccable duo!