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Helen Pai is a Korean American and was raised in an Adventist household. She met Amy Sherman-Palladino on the set of the 1996 television series Love and Marriage. They have since worked together on Gilmore Girls and Bunheads. While working on Married... with Children in the 1990s, she met David "Dave" Rygalski. [4]
In 1991, the Smallbone family moved from Sydney, Australia to Nashville, Tennessee, in pursuit of a new beginning.David and his wife, Helen, uproot their lives and six children seeking refuge in Nashville after the collapse of David's music company in Australia following a $500,000 loss from one concert booking.
Eric David Lloyd Jones was born in his parents home Bickley in Burwood, New South Wales, the youngest son of Edward Lloyd Jones and Helen Ann Lloyd-Jones (née Jones). [2] He was the grandson of David Jones founder of the department store bearing his name and the younger brother of Edward Lloyd Jones Jnr and Sir Charles Lloyd Jones. [3]
(Specifically, the character of Lane, her Adventist upbringing and family dynamic were based on Gilmore Girls producer Helen Pai, a friend of creator Amy Sherman-Palladino, who is Korean American ...
David Sutcliffe. Christopher Hayden, played by David Sutcliffe, is Lorelai's ex-husband and Rory's father. He is a member of an upper-class family and was a schoolmate of Lorelai's. He first appears in season 1, surprising Rory but leaving Lorelai reserved due to their past. His complicated relationship with Lorelai includes moments of hope for ...
Director Martin Scorsese and his wife, Helen Morris, have been together for close to 30 years, after meeting later in life. The couple decided to marry and have a child together though the famous ...
Martin Scorsese is singing his wife's praises. During an appearance on SiriusXM's This Life of Mine with James Corden, the 81-year-old filmmaker reflected on his relationship with Helen Morris ...
Anna Chen Chennault (陳香梅) – journalist, spouse of Claire Chennault, of the Flying Tigers; Ron Chew – former editor International Examiner, founding member of Seattle Chapter of the Asian American Journalists Association; Howard G. Chua-Eoan – news director, Time magazine