A Larry King Special: The Death of Nancy Wilson

Dear friends, i’m Joined by Luke Wilson, famed comedic actor. Luke, tell us about your relationship with your mother.

Wait, is this for real?!

Different Nancy Wilson OP. The Nancy who died is the jazz singer and she was 81 years old.

Tell us Ann, what was it like growing up with a famous black father who starred in a popular variety show?

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Nancy Wilson and I go back. I remember interviewing her in 2000 when Cast Away was released. That was a role. I'm tellin' ya — unrecognizable. Unrecognizable. She looked like a ball.

Banksy will be calling in later — Banksy, another great method actor. Another one who was unrecognizable in Cast Away. Great method actor, Banksy — and telling us what it was like working with Nanc...

You know, not many people know this. Not only did Banksy star opposite Nancy in Cast Away, he also did her makeup. Not many people know that he's a great street artist in addition to being an Oscar-winning actor. Hey, a painting on a wall, painting on a face....probably not that different when you're one of the greats.

Is she the fat one in Wilson-Phillips? The one who ate right through her gastric-bypass??

OP is a moronic imbecile.

lol these larry king threads always crack me up. I fear we lost some great larry king thread writers when the site changed a few years ago, these threads used to be so long.

He's got Stevie Nicks on the phone now, talking about the night her drug consumption turned off Nancy and Ann.

Now Ann, was this before her time with Supremes? And what was her relationship with Diana Ross before her Death? Were they still speaking? Cindy Birdsong is on line the with us now....Cindy?

We have some sad news but terrific guests on the Larry King Show tonight, folks.

We've lost the great Wilson Pickett, that brave Civil War general. His widow Nancy visits us next, to reveal what really happened in the Midnight Hour and also how she plans to lead the House of Representatives.

But first, I gotta say: Picket fences. Charming, aren't they?

Our other distinguished guests to tell us their memories of President Wilson are Gigi Hadid, Maria Ouspenskaya, Chuck Woollery, and Miley Cyprus, former star of the Hanna Barbera cartoons.

The phone lines are open. Go ahead, Bayside!

I really wish Muriel would delete posts by those who are so ignorant to DL that they do not understand the purpose of a "Larry King Special" thread.

R2, R3, R8 make me sad.

When I see big hair like that I’m triggered into to expecting porn such is my consumption of 80s retro porn

Nancy was to rock guitar as her great Uncle Woodrow was to politics. We'll go deep...after the break.

“I can’t breath”

R3 Whoa! Really? Tell us more.

And we’re back with Ron Reagan the Third, son of the late Nancy Reagan who we lost today. Ron do you think your father, the great prime minister Roland Reagan, and your departed sister Maureen Dowd, are waiting for mom at the pearly gates? Hang onto that thought, we have Weehawken on the line.

We'll be right back with Loni Anderson, Jane Withers, Henry Winkler, Jane Powell and Gina Lollabridga on the phone from Rome.

She made that lapband her bitch!

R16, that was meta.

And your correct KO misspelling is all too rare.

Up next is Liza on the line from Clearwater Florida to regale us with Christmas memories of her Mom and Nancy on the Ed Sullivan Show. Sad day for the Barbato Family. Do you still keep in touch with Frank Junior? He would have made a wonderful husband for you. It’s never too late for you to find another nice and festive man to marry, Liza. But back to your story about Christmas stockings.

We're speaking with her father Brian Wilson, caller, are you there?