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Television Week; Randall Returns By C. GERALD FRASER Published: October 4, 1981 ''Sidney Shorr,'' a television movie starring Tony Randall as a middle-aged N ew York homosexual who shares his apartment with a young actress (Lorn a Patterson) and her daughter, will have its premiere on NBC Monday night from 9 to 11.
Tony Randall was married to his first wife from 1938 until 1992 and then at 75, married a 25 year old and had 2 kids. But serious PING there, right? Here he is talking about the implicit sexuality of Sydney. SIDNEY, not Sydney. I loved this show when I was a tot. Tony Randall was married to his first wife from 1938 until 1992 and then at 75 ...
I remember reading that when Randall appeared as a celebrity guest on The $20,000 Pyramid in the 1970's, he complained about announcer Bob Clayton smoking behind the scenes. Also there's an episode where he and Dick Cavett played the winner's circle together. One of the categories was "Characteristics of Tony Randall."
I read online that both Tony Randall and Jack Klugman were wearing toupees while on the Odd Couple. It's understandable, since both of them weren't exactly youngsters when that show originally aired. But in al the years i have watched reruns of the show, i never thought they were wearing toupees. Yep, I knew Jack Klugman wore a toup.
Tony Randall was married twice. He and his first wife could not have children, they were married for decades and she died. Randall married another woman who was over 40 years younger than him and they had two children when Tony was something like 80 years old.
Tony Randall Fought Hard to Get Mickey Rooney & NOT Jack Klugman For 'The Odd Couple' Christmas Treats DVD Review - includes Scrooge Gets An Oscar episode; 2010 Thanksgiving Day Marathon on WPIX in New York; Anybody Else Who Preferred Felix With Miriam Instead of Gloria on The Odd Couple? Jack Klugman OR Tony Randall? Who Did You Prefer?
August 5, 2020 11:33 PM. I'll never forget Tony Randall playing Curtis in 'Dreamgirls'. Bold casting choice. by Anonymous.
Tony Randall had his male admirers, as r12 photo proves. He was married to the same women for over 50 years, which ironically is a cause of suspicion for Hollywood stars. After his first wife died, he married a 25-year-old and sired two children, his first. He died shortly later. Here's a photo of Tony and his first wife, Florence.
Yunioshi, with his buck teeth, coke bottle glasses and mangled English ("Miss Gorightry, I protest!") is the Western world's racist caricature of Japanese men, frequently used to express anti-Japanese sentiment during WW2. Stop trying to make Yellow Face happen. It's already happened.
RogerThornhill. 10-02-2006, 07:54 AM. Randall was a great activist in many liberal causes, notably at that time, the anti-war movement. He was involved in events like teach-ins and poetry readings for peace. Those appearances probably led to his inclusion on the list.