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- Cheers
The concept for Cheers was the end result of a long consideration process. The original idea was a group of workers who interacted like a family, hoping to be similar to The Mary Tyler Moore Show. They considered making an American version of the British Fawlty Towers centered around a hotel or an inn. When the creators settled on a bar as their setting the show began to resemble the radio show Duffy's Tavern. They liked the idea of a tavern as it provided a continuous stream of new people arriving, giving them a constant supply of characters.[3] - Shelley Long
Lauren (Shelley Long, THE BRADY BUNCH MOVIE) is refinement, regimentation, and ballet slippers. Sandy (Bette Midler, THE FIRST WIVES CLUB) is brassy, bossy, and stiletto heels. They meet and it's hate at first sight. But these two opposites are shocked to discover a common bond: They share the same boyfriend -- a handsome schoolteacher (Peter Coyote, RANDOM HEARTS) who mysteriously and conveniently disappears. mosty for worse! Brilliantly cast and deviously written, this racy, riotous comedy provides sidesplitting laughs of outrageous proportions! - Shelley Long -- Steve Guttenberg
Fabulous funnyman Steve Guttenberg (Police Academy, Three Men and a Baby) teams with Jami Gertz (Sibling Rivalry) and Golden Globe�(r) winners Shelley Long ("Cheers") and Kyle MacLachlan ("Twin Peaks") in a laugh-riot comedy of passion, romance and mistaken identity! Painfully boring Gus Kubicek (Guttenberg) isn't exactly ladies' man materialat least not until his meddling romance writer sister (Long) gets hold of him. Soon he's the buff and bronzed main character in the romantic fantasies of his dream girl, Emily. Trouble is, Gus can't tell if Emily really loves him or just his sexy, leather-clad alter ego! - Shelley Long -- Diane Chambers
Shelley Long is a tremendously talented and beautiful actress, model, and comedian. She won a Best Actress Emmy Award and two Golden Globes for her role as waitress Diane Chambers on the sitcom "Cheers," and has starred in several movies, including "The Brady Bunch Movie," "Irreconcilable Differences," "The Money Pit," and "Outrageous Fortunes." - Kirstie Alley -- Shelley Long
Synopsis: As Cheers entered its eighth season, viewers began to wonder if the long-awaited romance between Sam Malone (Ted Danson) and Rebecca Howe (Kirstie Alley) would ever blossom. Certainly Rebecca had not backed down from her determination to marry into wealth, as witnessed by her torrid relationshipRead More - Shelley Long -- Movies
In the history of bad decisions, Shelley Long's departure from Cheers to become a movie star was one of the worst. Just think, it could be her in those horrible weight loss commercials. Instead, she's been all but forgotten. Shelley hasn't been seen in theaters since 2000's Dr. T and the Women. - Cheers -- Sam Malone
Although Cheers operated largely around that main ensemble cast, guest stars did occasionally supplement them. Notable repeat guests included Jay Thomas as Eddie LeBec, Dan Hedaya as Nick Tortelli, Jean Kasem as Loretta Tortelli, Roger Rees as Robin Colcord, Tom Skerritt as Evan Drake, and Harry Anderson as Harry the Hat. Other celebrities guest-starred in single episodes as themselves throughout the series. Some sports figures appeared on the show as former team-mates of Sam's from the Red Sox such as Luis Tiant and Wade Boggs, while others appeared with no connection to Cheers such as Kevin McHale (star player of the Boston Celtics, Cheers' hometown basketball team) or Mike Ditka. Some television stars ... made guest appearances such as Johnny Gilbert, Alex Trebek, Arsenio Hall, Dick Cavett, and Johnny Carson. Some political figures even made appearances on Cheers such as then-Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral William J. Crowe, former Colorado Senator Gary Hart, then-Speaker of the House Tip O'Neill, Senator John Kerry, then-Governor Michael Dukakis, and then-Mayor of Boston Raymond Flynn (the last four of which all represented Cheers' home state and city). - Ted Danson -- Sam Malone
Ted Danson is the prominent-jawed actor who played Sam Malone, the baseball star turned bartender on Cheers, from 1982-93. He was born in California, but grew up near Flagstaff, Arizona with Hopi and Navajo children as his friends. - Kirstie Alley -- Parker Stevenson
Kirstie Alley got married to actor Parker Stevenson in 1983 and the marriage lasted till 1997. During the married years, the couple adopted two children. She ... had a miscarriage and a stillbirth. It is said in the media reports that Stevenson walked away from the marriage with a handsome amount of $6,000,000. Wikipedia - Kirstie Alley -- Rebecca Howe
Kirstie Alley has punctuated her career with multiple awards and success in top-grossing films and highly acclaimed television programs. Alley most recently appeared in the CBS Movie of the Week "Family Sins," to rave reviews. She is best known for her portrayal of "Rebecca Howe" on NBC's "Cheers," one of the most critically and commercially beloved sitcoms of all time. During her six years on the show, she garnered Emmy®, Golden Globe®, and People's Choice® Awards for Best Actress in a Comedy Series. Alley continued her sitcom success as the producer and star of NBC's "Veronica's Closet," for which she earned a People's Choice award, as well as Emmy®, SAG®, and Golden Globe® nominations. Other television credits include CBS movie "David's Mother," for which she won an Emmy®, and the miniseries "The Last Don," adapted from the novel by Mario Puzo.
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