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Obit: Actress Teri Garr (1944-2024) |
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Subject: RE: Teri Garr, actress, dancer, MS activist(1944-2024) From: Stilly River Sage Date: 03 Nov 24 - 12:58 PM Nice album! |
Subject: RE: Teri Garr, actress, dancer, MS activist(1944-2024) From: gillymor Date: 03 Nov 24 - 09:15 AM I have that LP somewhere and I played it a lot but no idea that TG sang on it. |
Subject: RE: Teri Garr, actress, dancer, MS activist(1944-2024) From: GUEST Date: 03 Nov 24 - 08:05 AM Nick Katzman & Ruby Green - I am going away... |
Subject: RE: Teri Garr, actress, dancer, MS activist(1944-2024) From: GUEST,Peter Laban Date: 03 Nov 24 - 07:34 AM 'Check it out, if you can source it somewhere' The album is on YouTube, separate tracks. Here's a start: Panic when the sun goes down |
Subject: RE: Teri Garr, actress, dancer, MS activist(1944-2024) From: GUEST,Jerry Date: 03 Nov 24 - 04:13 AM One of my favourite country blues guitar albums is ‘Panic When the Sun Goes Down’ (by Nick Katzman and ‘Ruby Green’). I understand that Teri Garr provided the fabulous vocals under that pseudonym (for contractual reasons). Check it out, if you can source it somewhere (produced by Stefan Grossman for his Kicking Mule label). |
Subject: RE: Teri Garr, actress, dancer, MS activist(1944-2024) From: keberoxu Date: 02 Nov 24 - 12:51 PM I still remember Gene Wilder saying to her Young Frankenstein character, "What Knockers!" |
Subject: RE: Teri Garr, actress, dancer, MS activist(1944-2024) From: GUEST,saulgoldie Date: 31 Oct 24 - 10:48 AM From Young Frankenstein: "He would have an enormous Schwanstucker." We are fortunate to have had her and so many other of the departing greats. Saul |
Subject: RE: Teri Garr, actress, dancer, MS activist(1944-2024) From: Gorgeous Gary Date: 31 Oct 24 - 09:49 AM Yep, "Assignment: Earth" from the original Star Trek series was the first thing that popped to my mind when I saw the obit. And of course as a Mel Brooks fan in good standing I love Young Frankenstein. |
Subject: RE: Teri Garr, actress, dancer, MS activist -1944-2024 From: Stilly River Sage Date: 31 Oct 24 - 12:05 AM A string of interviews, lots of them with Letterman. |
Subject: RE: Teri Garr, actress, dancer, MS activist -1944-2024 From: Mrrzy Date: 29 Oct 24 - 09:47 PM Aw, and a Trekkie, too! |
Subject: RE: Teri Garr, actress, dancer, MS activist -1944-2024 From: gillymor Date: 29 Oct 24 - 06:33 PM She was so good. |
Subject: RE: Teri Garr, actress, dancer, MS activist -1944-2024 From: Stilly River Sage Date: 29 Oct 24 - 02:45 PM CNN obit for those who aren't WaPo subscribers. |
Subject: Teri Garr, actress, dancer, MS activist From: Stilly River Sage Date: 29 Oct 24 - 02:30 PM She had musical chops in her early years, dancing and in musicals, though is best known for her mostly comedic performances in many films. Young Frankenstein, Tootsie, Close Encounters, and the first place I ever saw her was as a guest in an episode of the original Star Trek. From the Washington Post Terry Ann Garr was born in Lakewood, Ohio, on Dec. 11, 1944, and grew up in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, and Los Angeles. Her mother, Phyllis Lind, was a Rockette and stockings model known as “Legs”; her father, Eddie Garr, was a struggling vaudeville comedian who played Marilyn Monroe’s father in the 1948 film “Ladies of the Chorus.” |
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