Ask Carole Cook Anything!

Jul 14, 2010 · 1985 views

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We’re talking to comedic legend Carol Cook, best known for her appearances on The Lucy Show and Here’s Lucy with comedy icon Lucille Ball. Remember her in The Incredible Mr. Limpet, Sixteen Candles and American […]

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  1. Look at this photo I found! Carole Cook with Elvira (Cassandra Peterson) and Lypsinka (John Epperson) oooooh.

  2. Terry says:

    Hi Ms. Cook, I’ve always enjoyed your work and especially liked your performance in 42nd St. I also just finished the “Desilu” book and found your comments to be very enjoyable. I was watching a Lucy clip the other day and noticed your voice coming out of Lucy, and of course, your voice is very distinctive, it was obviously not Lucy. To most of the audience that knew your work it was easy to figure out it was you. Did you dub Lucy’s singing voice often?

    Also, how long did you perform in “Hello, Dolly?” Did you ever record a cast album and did you receive any advice from Ms. Channing on approaching the role?

  3. Terry says:

    Also, one more question. When Vivian married John Dodds, was it common knowledge that he was gay? I met Dodd’s lover (of course, they met after Vivian passed away) a number of years ago, they were together until John died and he said John and Vivian had a very loving, if unconventional marriage. Did Vivian ever discuss that with her friends?

  4. Curtis says:

    You were on several episodes of Dynasty. What was harder to do, dodge cat fights between Joan Collins and Linda Evans, or trying to walk through doorways with Nolan Millers shoulder padded gowns?

  5. Curtis says:

    You were on MacMillan and Wife in the 1970’s. Rock Hudson, the male lead was publicly “straight”, though privately Gay and throwing infamous boy parties at the time. Were you and other people in Hollywood aware of his being Gay or did you only learn once his AIDS diagnosis was made public?

  6. Curtis says:

    You were in “The Incredible Mr Limpet” with Don Knotts in the 60’s. Did Don ever hit on you on the set ? If he didn’t did you have any other show-mances with costars or directors of any of your projects.?

  7. Donny with a "D" says:

    What motivated and inspired you in your 20’s that still motivates and inspires you now? Also–what is the best way to maintain (or GAIN) your health and wealth for your later years….marry it? Love it? Buy it? lift it? How do we keep passion ALIVE?

    Best to you from Don, Tim and Max in Vegas.

  8. CoCo says:

    Oh, I luv her! Even when she cameo’s, she’s a star… Back in 2006, she guested on Grey’s Anatomy primarily opposite T.R. Knight. This was all before the scandal broke between he & Isiah Washington, you know. I’m curious if Carole notice any on-set tension then?? And either way, what was her reaction to the scandal?

    FYI, My favorite quote of hers from the show: “Come on, Dr. O’Malle, show me the swagger!”
    😉

  9. CoCo says:

    Oh, I luv her! Even when she cameo’s, she’s a star… Back in 2006, she guested on Grey’s Anatomy primarily opposite T.R. Knight. This was all before the scandal broke between he & Isiah Washington, you know. I’m curious if Carole notice any on-set tension then?? And either way, what was her reaction to the scandal?

    FYI, My favorite quote of hers from the show: “Come on, Dr. O’Malle, show me the swagger!”

  10. Michael Kearns says:

    How much do you love Michael and Tia Kearns?

  11. Jeromie Williams says:

    Working with Lucille Ball, what kind of road do you feel she paved for female comedians today, and what legacy in your opinion has she left behind.

  12. Thanks everybody! She was wonderful.

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