Pat Crowley is DEAD TO ME!

Always enjoyable...like Pippa Scott.

We're really going to miss her!

She played such a pillowcase on Dynasty. Seeing her getting clobbered by a cab was enjoyable.

Pat Crowley is now "Pushing Up the Daisies."

Not a huge star but I always like her. She was nice looking and seemed to have a pleasant disposition.

She was an ideal beleaguered but loving mom on Please Don’t Eat the Daisies. Very likable and relatable.

I thought she was dead already.

RIP Mom

r7 me too

Not to be confused with Kathleen Crowley.

Or Pat Finley.

Any relation?

She was such a pill....and I remember in one scene in Please Don't Eat the Daisies when she was surrounded by all the kids she called one them by his real name instead of his character's name......

Recently seen on the hotel guest stars thread..

interview part 1

Oh, how I wanted to rename our dog “Ladadog” when I was little!

[quote] Or Pat Finley.

Or Karen Finley.

R3 Does the Carrington Mansion become a hotel? I'm watching out of order on Pluto.

Alexis gets ownership of the mansion and tosses Blake and Krystle out, they move into a hotel, r18.

Not to be confused with Mart Crowley.

Thanks R3. Everytime I put it on lately I get Ted McGinley.

As a kid I wanted to live in either Gull Cottage or the Daisy house with that suit of armor.

She deserved better light at r15. And perhaps a half slip.

She was ubiquitous in 1960s television.

In that sitcom she successfully waded through an awful scene with Bonnie Franklin playing a homely college student who had a crush on her husband.

She did soaps. She did movies. She did stage. She did primetime TV

She could do anything.

She even drove a 1964 Plymouth.

Who names a car Plymouth?

Her older sister Ann sang on radio and Broadway. She died a couple of years ago at 93.

Her older sister Ann sang on radio and Broadway. She died a couple of years ago at 93.

This is getting dangerously close. No condolences. I can't.

Frankly, I’ve never heard of her.

Somehow I managed to not see her in anything except Please Don’t Eat the Daisies and 61*.

Please Don't Eat the Daisies (film) starring Doris Day

Please Don't Eat the Daisies (TV series) starring Patricia Crowley

Mark Miller’s daughter is Penelope Ann.

This is awful! What happened?

She was a Repub but was she a MAGA?

[quote]Who names a car Plymouth?

The Pilgrims. They even named a town and a rock 'Plymouth'.

Will flags in Colorado be flown at half-mast this week in honor of the late Senator Fallmount's wife Emily ? Will Alexis and Krystle attend the services ?

OP, we've all moved on to Robert Redford.

Fun fact: her much younger 2nd husband Andy Friendly was just 7 years older than her son.

She was in a couple of Paramount movies in 1953-54. Red Garters starring Rosemary Clooney and Forever Female with Ginger Rogers.....both fun to watch if they're streaming anywhere.

[quote]Bonnie Franklin playing a homely college student

A role she was born to play.

[quote]Fun fact: her much younger 2nd husband Andy Friendly was just 7 years older than her son.

Yes, darling, I taught her how to live life to the fullest in your senior years !

RIP; I admit I totally confused her with the "Hip Hypnotist"!

I would love to have a set of these glasses.

She always gave me a Beverly Garland-type vibe

R45 = Arlene Golonka

R45, that’s funny, I used to get her confused with Barbara Rush…

I always got her confused with Dabbs Greer.

You must be thinking of Greer Garson, r48.

I remember her as the whore who almost broke up the Lawrences' marriage in DL fave Family.

I thought the dreaded Linda Lavin was the FAMILY home wrecker ? ?

We had a family meeting and agreed that she would be a great step-mom. Unfortunately, Dad chickened out, so we were stuck with the old drudge.

Doug had more than one temptation.

Linda Lavin.

NYT obit.

Much as Ialways paid attention to guest stars and other second string players,she made zero impression on me and Iwas surpised at how many credits she had and how steadily she worked.

Ah in Friends she plays the mother of Tate Donovan.

She played the murder victim in the first season Columbo episode Death Lends a Hand.

Knocked off by one of Columbo’s regular villains Robert Culp. Ray Milland of all people played her husband.

Beverly Garland? That bitch!

She was also the female lead in Hollywood or Bust, the final Dean Martin-Jerry Lewis movie (Anita Ekberg was the other female star). She sang in the movie (adequately).

At the end of Forever Female, a few years earlier, she got a special mention, something like "Paramount's Star of Tomorrow", with a full-screen image of her. They obviously had a huge amount of confidence in her. But she never made the A list, did she?

R45 But did she have a hotel?

I'm still a bit sad 😪 at losing Richard Simmons last year.

Just last week was looking to see if she was still living. Obit says her husband still living?

Paper doll.

LIFE magazine cover girl, Mar 29, 1954.

She had a good heart, which is hard to encounter in Hollywood.

I never much cared for her. Too obvious and half the men in Pasadena had her. She reminded me a lot of my eldest daughter, Nancy.

No Entenmann's in CA until the mid-80s...maybe Van de Kamp's...

Excuse me R68?

Beverly Garland had a fun, boozy, bad girl trashy side. My grandmother hated seeing her play all sweet and domestic on My Three Sons and filled me in on some of her B movie roles as a "filthy trollop"

Then she turned up as a boozy, trashy, single mother in a TV movie. I kinda liked her. A lot more fun than the mother of that loud little cretin on My Three Sons.

She played the “filthy trollop” on more than a few Gunsmokes. R70. In 2 she had the audacity to try to take Matt away from Miss Kitty. In another she set her cap for Nick Barclay, um, I mean Peter Breck.

Actually, the episode with Breck was really well done and touching. Garland was the bitter saloon girl desperate for a better life and Breck was the bitter Civil War vet giving up on life. They don’t end up together in the end, but it’s made pretty clear that after each has done some healing they’ll find each other again. “The Odyssey of Jubal Tanner” is one of the best Gunsmoke episodes, I think, and I’ve seen them all multiple times.

My grandmother was a big fan of Gunsmoke.