Alice Ghostley
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For her work in the 1965 "The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window" she received a Tony Award as "Best Featured Player". | For her work in the 1965 "The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window" she received a Tony Award as "Best Featured Player". | ||
| − | Although Alice had many roles on television and film, she never was cast in a starring position. She is most remembered today for her television roles as "Alice" on ''Mayberry, R.F.D.'', as "Esmerelda" on ''Bewitched'' and as "Bernice Clifton" on ''Designing Women''. Alice had a small role as one of the wedding guests in 1967's film ''The Graduate''. In one scene she stands with fellow-actress [[Marion Lorne]] who she would later replace on the TV-series ''Bewitched'', after Marion's death. Some have seen that as a bit...ghostley. | + | <table><tr><td>Although Alice had many roles on television and film, she never was cast in a starring position. She is most remembered today for her television roles as "Alice" on ''Mayberry, R.F.D.'', as "Esmerelda" on ''Bewitched'' and as "Bernice Clifton" on ''Designing Women''. Alice had a small role as one of the wedding guests in 1967's film ''The Graduate''. In one scene she stands with fellow-actress [[Marion Lorne]] who she would later replace on the TV-series ''Bewitched'', after Marion's death. Some have seen that as a bit...ghostley.</td><td> |
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