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Lois Nettleton

Posted: 1/20/08 at 9:35pm

Quite a few posters on all that chat say that Lois Nettleton has died. I can't find anything on the internet about it. Does anyone know for sure?

I have such good memories of that marvelous actress.

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 9:40pm

I remember her from the Twilight Zone episode The Midnight Sun among other roles.

A very underrated actress

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 9:40pm

Can't find anything on the 'net regarding her death nmartin. If I find anything I will post it.

She was also the lesbian on that wonderful Golden Girls episode. I saw that episode again last week on Lifetime.
I also remember a tv movie with her and Ida Lupino. It was a prison picture and Lois had gone undercover to investigate prison brutality. Lupino was the prison matron. I can't remember the name of it.

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 9:45pm

The name of that 1972 tele-film was WOMEN IN CHAINS

Updated On: 1/20/08 at 09:45 PM

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 9:47pm

Yeah, Retro, that's it. I think it may have been an ABC TV Movie of the Week. If anyone else is old enough to remember those.

re: Lois Nettleton

Posted: 1/20/08 at 9:47pm

I fondly remember Ms. Nettleton as one of the three man chasing stewrdesses in the 1964 comedy, COME FLY WITH ME alongside Dolores Hart and Pamela Tiffin.

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 9:48pm

Unfortunately, I remember the ABC Movies Of The Week

I refer to my age & not to the quality of the movies.

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 9:48pm

I also fondly remember the ABC TV MOVIE OF THE WEEK!

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 9:51pm

Some of the better ones should be released on DVD

It is always great watch than unknowns show their acting chops.

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 9:55pm

She was also on the PYRAMID game show a lot and MURDER, SHE WROTE. Nice woman.

Do you know what happens when you let Veal Prince Orloff sit in an oven too long?

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 9:57pm

Mr. Roxy, I was just thinking the same thing. I would love to have some of those movies on DVD. I remember Ida giving it to Lois in the stomach with those prison keys. I can't believe I remember that movie. I know it was the early 70's.

I have always heard that Lois was a great Blanche DuBois.

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 10:24pm

I remember movies of the week, the million dollar movie in the afternoon, Mike Douglas, Dinah, and the wonderful Lois Nettleton. I hope the rumor is false.

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 10:32pm

I love Come Fly With Me......she was in many things

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 10:34pm

She was also in the film version of "Best Little Whorehouse In Texas." Her part was butchered during the editing process. Too bad that back then, no one thought to think of saving deleted scenes and musical numbers. A friend of mine was in the film, she was one of Mona's girls, and 3 big musical numbers were cut from the final film.

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 10:35pm

I just read another message board where people were discussing her death, but I can't find real confirmation.

Did anyone see her as Blanche?

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 10:55pm

On Talkingbroadway.com, there's a thread in the ALL THAT CHAT section that mentions a New York Times article. Was just on their site and there's nothing........nothing on New York Post, either.

Updated On: 1/20/08 at 10:55 PM

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 11:18pm

Lois Nettleton was not one of Mona's girls in "Whorehouse" she played "Dulcie Mae".

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 11:33pm

I saw her play Desiree in a production of A Little Night Music in LA back in the mid eighties. I left at intermission.

" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 11:40pm

I saw that...shall I say "unfortunate" production of A Little Night Music.

Glebb... you a smarter person than I am ... I DIDN'T leave at intermission and I still ache at the memory.

What great ones do the less will prattle of

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Posted: 1/20/08 at 11:59pm

It's so much more comfortable watching THE LOVE BOAT at home.

" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."

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Posted: 1/21/08 at 8:58am

I skipped that production of "Night Music" in L.A., but I seem to remember she came in at the last minute to replace Lee Remmick, who had become terminally ill with cancer.

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Posted: 1/21/08 at 9:14am

Best, I'm almost positive that's right about Remmick. I think John McMartin may have been in that. Not sure.

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Posted: 1/21/08 at 9:21am

Wow, I was Googling around and found this from that production of "Night Music."

http://www.listal.com/video/1832459

"Jaws is the Citizen Kane of movies."

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Posted: 1/21/08 at 12:27pm

I can't access that video, sorry.

I'm thinking that Lee might have kept me in my seat until the final curtain but I just didn't like that production at all. Unless I'm blending some other production in with this one, Glynis Johns played Madame Armfeldt.

" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."

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