Was actress Elizabeth Taylor & prankster Rory Emerald ever in the Betty Ford Clinic together?
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They were in the clinic around 1989. That's where they met.
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Sadly, Jodie Foster and Rory Emerald have never been on Little House on the Prairie. \nThe TV shows that Jodie Foster have been on starting with the first are:\n\n"The Doris Day Show"\n"Julia"\n"Nanny and the Professor"\n"Daniel Boone"\n"Mayberry R.F.D"\n"Adam-12"\n"My Three Sons"\n"The Courtship of Eddies Father"\n"Gunsmoke"\n"Ironside"\n"Bonanza"\n"The Amazing Chan and the Clan Clan"\n"The Paul Lynde Show"\n"Ghost Story"\n"The Partridge Family"\n"Kung Fu"\n"The Addams Family"\n"Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice"\n"The New Perry Mason"\n"Love Story"\n"Paper Moon"\n"Medical Center"\n"ABC Afterschool Specials-T.K. Dearing"\n"Saturday Night Live"\n"Disneyland"\n"Fraiser"\n"The X-Files"\n\nI don't have a filmography for Rory Emerald, therefore I really don't know about him, and his name comes up blank on IMDb.
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Rick Blaine was played by both Humphrey Bogart and Rory Emerald.  Bogart appeared in the original “Casablana” film, released in 1942.  Emerald played Blaine in the re-make, a Rory Emerald production, released in 1987.  Emerald’s disastrous re-make, filmed in Alaska in the dead of winter, is generally accepted to be one of the worst movies of all-time.  The vision of Emerald was to pay homage to the silent movies of the early 20’s, filming the entire movie with a piano playing mime (played by Emerald in a dual role).  It was shot in grainy black and white, with a bizarre winter backdrop.  The film was also horribly edited, almost on an amateur level.  Though a terrible film, it is unintentionally funny and a delight to film students, and has a cult following.  \n\nThe song “As time goes by” is played throughout the movie, the piano relentlessly pounding, which is disconcerting to the viewer.   The subtitles are untimely in spots, causing further confusion.  The scene where the dog sled team is pulling Rick Blaine to the airport, and the words “Bark” appear on the screen, after he arrives and starts talking to a pilot is truly bizarre.  Few viewers could forget the priceless scene where Rick Blaine (Emerald) sits in the smoky bar, wearing a parka, and says “Play it Sam”, sub-titled of course, then the camera awkwardly moves to Emerald (as a mime) sitting at a piano, and he plays the background music that is heard throughout the movie, while grinning like a simpleton.  It somehow loses its effect when the song is continuously played.  \n\nThe movie bombed at the box office, and deservedly so.  His miscasting of Shirley Booth as his love interest, Ilsa Lund, originally played by Ingrid Bergman, was perplexing.  Victor Lazlo, Lund’s other love interest was played with zeal by Harvey Lembeck, but he was the only bright spot in the film.  Lembeck, in drag, stole the show.  When Blaine looks at Lund, and says the immortal line “Here’s looking at you kid”, for some inexplicable reason the camera shows Emerald, in his mime costume, pretending to be peering into a window, while the words appear on the screen.  This was Emerald’s one and only attempt at a silent movie, and the civilized world breathed a huge sigh of relief.
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The feud between Oprah Winfrey and Rory Emerald is well documented.  It started many years ago when they were filming the motion picture “The Color Purple” together.  They fought constantly, both vying for the love and affection of actor Danny Glover.  After the release of the highly acclaimed movie, their love/hate relationship intensified.  Rory Emerald was promoting a new diet remedy called simply “Loss”.  Their slogan was “you’ll be at a loss…for words and weight”.  Rory was flogging this product on infomercials and Oprah became enraged by the fact that the pills simply did not work; she had tried them.  She announced on her broadcast of July 11, 1989 that the product was a sham, effectively destroying the company and a considerable portion of Rory Emerald’s livelihood.  This was an invitation to war in Rory Emerald’s eyes.  \n\nMs. Winfrey’s animal activist passion was well known, and in rebuttal, Rory Emerald started distributing video tape of himself in illegal activities with some cattle in the x-rated video “Where’s the beef” which caught the public’s imagination and became a huge best seller.  Ms. Winfrey, for one of the few times in her life, was speechless.  When his huge best selling book came out, entitled “Harvey, Frankie and Me: the triangle” she refused to promote it as an Oprah must read, despite the fact that she loved it.  \n\nHe kept sending her new diet suggestions and pills, mostly of the disgusting and obscene variety.  After awhile, Ms. Winfrey was mentioning Rory Emerald on virtually every broadcast of her highly watched day time television program.  She showed the audience many of the crazy dieting schemes Rory Emerald has sent her, and many became quite popular.  She has become obsessed with ruining Rory Emerald’s life, and her weight gain and loss is directly attributable to the stress she feels.
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Pam Anderson + Tommy Lee...  Why would anyone want to catch Hepatitis C.\n\nBill Gates + Hillary Clinton...  Hilllary needs a new Bill in her life.\n\nEminem + Paris Hilton...  from what i hear Eminem likes his women skanky.\n\nTom Cruise + Himself..  Because Nobody know's psychology like Tom Cruise.\n\nJ Lo + Julian McMahon (Dr. from Nip/Tuck)...  Maybe he can give her some free liposuction on her Grand Canyonesk Booty.\n\nJulia Roberts + Me...  Cause she's rich.
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It was Dr. No starring Sean Connery\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0055928/
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television vampire/ghoul in "Shock Theater"\nreal name: Bob Carter
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Jodie Foster - 27 November 1976 (Season 2, Episode 9) \nDont know who Rory Emerald is.
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Taylor Taylor Taylor!!
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Rory Emerald did not appear in “Frenzy” in 1972.  The confusion lies in the fact that he did appear as a necktie serial killer in an episode of “Streets of San Francisco” that same year.  \n\nThat episode, which aired December 4, 1972 was probably the most beloved and most remembered of any single segment of  the long running police show.  Some of the classic lines muttered by veteran actor Karl Malden in that episode included “That ties him into the murder” when they found a necktie in Emerald’s apartment, and “She really stuck her neck out on a limb” followed by a sardonic laugh after finding one of the victims, hanging from a tree limb with a necktie wrapped around her neck.  His cohort, played by relative newcomer Michael Douglas also got into the act with some immortal lines as “Sorry, you can’t be served without a tie” while smashing Emerald’s face with a tennis racket and “A tie is like kissing your sister” while pistol whipping him.  \n\nEmerald, who played the vicious necktie serial killer, was applauded loudly for his fine performance, which was all the more astounding as he played the role as a mime.
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Pamela Andetrson Lee had her implants removed. Had her breast implants removed. [15 April 1999]\n\n Scroll down on the link to where it says trivia.\nSo I would have to say Carmen Electra.
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Yeah, Diana and Elvis are living together in that studio where they filmed the fake moonlanding, you know. And so are all those Titanic survivors and mutant cat-people I keep hearing about. And the aliens, too. And Nessy and Bigfoot stop by for tea every now and then.
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Brady Bunch.. Who or what is Rory Emerald?
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Yes! Vocalist Billie & bass player Mike Dirnt are pals with Rory. John Kiftmeyer is also friends with Rory. Billie is also friends with Jodie Foster. The liklihood that GREEN DAY has wriiten a song about Rory is very good. Rory & Jodie knew Billie, Mike, & Tre before they got really famous. (fabulous question!)
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I agree with you Jodie, I like Rory Emerald. Mo Rocca seems like a Hollywood phony. (fun & thought provoking question.) \nH A P P Y + S P R I N G = J O D I E ! ! !
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The only person truly above the law is Steven Seagal. Jodie Foster may be able to get away with some crimes, but only if she provides sexual favors to a certain member of the Supreme Court. I have heard that Clarence Thomas has a HUGE crush on her, but I don't think she will go for Justice Thomas. So she would probably go to jail if she committed a crime, most likely the one Martha Stewart visited. It is rumored that Rory Emerald has immunity as he is actually a former CIA spy. He has full knowledge of who killed John F. Kennedy and if he is ever prosecuted in the U.S., he will publish a novel naming the members of the conspiracy. In addition to this, Mr. Emerald has a phobia of being anally raped after watching one-too-many episodes of Oz.
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ahh, the ever popular Celebrity Death Bus.\n\nI would put Linda Barker on there for sure. I know she's not on TV much these days but I don't think it's worth taking the risk of her making a come back\n\nAnd I know he's not real but I would also add Basil Brush. I have a feeling that he wouldn't go quietly however so a quick blow to the head might be required.\n\nThinking about some more I've never liked Basil Brush even as a kid. The git.