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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 446 with guest Joyce Bulifant is now available online for listening on demand
TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 446 with guest Joyce Bulifant Original Airdates: Apr. 12-14, 2019 Actress and author Joyce Bulifant (Match Game, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Love Thy Neighbor, Disney’s The Happiest Millionaire, Airplane!) talks to Ed and Greg Ehrbar … Continue reading
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Coming soon to TV CONFIDENTIAL: Actress, author and philanthropist Joyce Bulifant shares a few memories of her late husband Roger Perry, including the musical version of You Never Can Tell that they wrote together; her efforts on behalf of children with dyslexia and other learning differences; and some of the many angels who have graced her life at times when she needed it most. Joyce’s memoir, MY FOUR HOLLYWOOD HUSBANDS, is available through Amazon.com. Joyce can also be seen, along with Tom Everett Scott and Tituss Burgess, in I HATE KIDS, a new Amazon Prime original movie directed by Joyce’s son John Asher
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Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Radio Stations, Television Star
Tagged 90 Bristol Court, addictive behavior, Airplane, alcoholism, Bad News Bears, Big John Little John, Bill Bixby, Bye Yum Pum Pum, CBS Match Game, co-dependency, Crosswits, Diamonds, Disney’s The Happiest Millionaire, domestic abuse, dyslexia, Edward Mallory, Fairy Godmother, feelings of self worth, First Lady of American Theater, game shows, Gene Rayburn, George Bernard Shaw, Goodson Todman, Hans Christian Anderson Award, Happiest Millionaire, Harper Valley, Helen Hayes, Henry Fonda, Jack Warden, Jack Weston, James MacArthur, Jane Fonda, John Asher, Joyce Bulifant, Kirk Douglas, Lesley Ann Warren, Lillian Gish, Love Thy Neighbor, Marie Slaughter, Match Game, My Four Hollywood Husbands, Neil Simon, New Beverly Cinema, Password, Perry Mason, Pyramid, Raymond Burr, Robert Redford, Roger Perry, Ron Masak, Stephen J. Cannell, stethoscope, Tattletales, The Bill Cosby Show, The Dyslexia Awareness program, The Dyslexia Foundation, The First Lady of the American Theater, The Happiest Millionaire, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Tituss Burgess, To Tell the Truth, Tom Dick and Mary, Tom Everett Scott, Walter Pidgeon, Whoopi Goldberg, William Asher, You Never Can Tell, zucker abraham zucker, zucker brothers
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via FoxNews.com: Joyce Bulifant on overcoming her codependency issues, losing out to Florence Henderson for the role of Carol Brady, and how she and Lesley Ann Warren nearly had their own series for Disney following The Happiest Millionaire. Joyce’s memoir, My Four Hollywood Husbands, offers a beacon of hope for anyone who finds themselves caught in the web of addiction
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