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Dear Dr. Ruth to whom I can always depend on for good sound advice. |
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Sharing the dais with a great lady of the theatre, Miss June Havoc. | |
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How thrilling to share the stage with the great Maxine Andrews of the Andrews Sisters in "Swingtime Canteen." She died only weeks later. | |
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Relaxing on the set of my first picture "Addams Family Values" with a favorite and sympathetic co-star. | |
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I went gaga over matinee idol Roger Rees when I saw him trod the boards in "Nicholas Nickleby." I never dreamed that one day we'd be colleagues and friends. | |
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Tony Goldwyn, made the filming of our 1997 "art" film "Trouble on the Corner" a sheer delight. | |
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The Lady Bunny, civic organizer, funny lady, terrific singer and a wise old gal. | |
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Steven Brinberg - Streisand impersonator extraordinaire. I've been his guest star a number of times and he's always made me feel welcome. | |
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Lynne Meadow and I at "The Tale of the Allergist's Wife" first opening night at Manhattan Theatre Club in February, 2000. Lynne is the artistic director of MTC and directed "The Tale of the Allergist's Wife." She really is a wonderful director. She knew that play better than I did, and knew how to squeeze every laugh out of it, as well as giving it weight and dramatic value. I get really sappy when I talk about Lynne. I just love her. |
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Glamorous Michele Lee and I at a tribute to "Allergist's Wife" costume designer Ann Roth. Michele is a truly lovely person. Generous, fun, and very loving. And she was wonderful in the play. I feel very proud that I was involved in bringing her back to Broadway. |
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