LYCOS RETRIEVER
Shelley Long
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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!
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For Elizabeth Gates (Shelley Long), every kid's dream of having Santa Claus for a father is her worst nightmare. Now she is all grown up and a city attorney running for mayor. Her well-kept secret about her father's identity is about to make headlines. It's a long road to reconciliation between a woman who felt ignored by her father and a man who wants to bring joy to the world.
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Born August 23, 1949 to two school teachers in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Shelley Long has achieved a great deal as a stage, television and film actress, and as a producer and writer. While in the Chicago area, she performed in several area theaters as well as in the WAA-MU show at Northwestern. Long was a co-writer and producer for the television show "Sorting It Out," for which she won three Emmys. She ... earned an Emmy Award for Best Actress for her role on "Cheers." Long's movies include Irreconcilable Differences, The Money Pit, and Outrageous Fortunes, among others. She now owns her own production company.
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From All Movie Guide: Northwestern University drama student Shelley Long began picking up work in Chicago TV commercials in the mid-1970s. She went on to host the WMAQ-TV "magazine" program Sorting it Out, and honed her comic timing with the Second City troupe. While her actual film debut was in 1980's A Small Circle of Friends, Long prefers to list the 1981 spoof Caveman as her first film. After a handful of TV guest appearances (notably as one of Alan Alda's lady friends on MASH) and an attention-grabbing performance as a freewheeling hooker in Night Shift (1982), Long was cast as the pretentious, garrulous waitress Diane Chambers on the weekly sitcom Cheers. She won an Emmy for this role, but all was not roses on the Cheers set. According to most sources, Diane's overbearing personality spilled over into Long's off-camera behavior; when she left the series in 1987, many of the cast members, especially star Ted Danson, breathed a rather loud and public sigh of relief.
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Shelley Long stars in the original comedy "Honeymoon With Mom" on "Lifetime." She, Jack Scalia and Virginia Williams do their best to bring brightness to a rather dry and complicated story about a young girl who has problems in her life and blames them all on her mother. Getting her relationship with her mother sorted out and finding where she wants her life to go make up the basic plot.
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Shelley Long discovers that when the going gets tough, the tough go camping in Troop Beverly Hills, a comedy about lifestyles of the rich and outrageous. Flamboyantly wealthy Phyllis Nefler (Long) has everything money can buy - a drop-dead Beverly Hills mansion, a classic Rolls, furs, jewelry and designer gowns. The one thing she doesn't have is her husband Freddy (Craig T. Nelson), who's leaving her for good. Maybe. Determined to prove she's still the creative, energetic woman Freddy once loved, Phyllis throws luxury to the wind and becomes leader of her daughter's Wilderness Girls troop. But how much can this chic cookie take before she crumbles?
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