sally fields

I would actually prefer to see your dick in my mouth...

Are you my brother? LOL. My brother likes both her and Mary Tyler Moore!! He always likes to bug me by saying dirty things about them in front of me.

The flying cunt............... That was a good tv show. I havent watched tv since the took off My Mother The Car.

OMFG....

[Im now in the fetal position....rocking....thinking of a happy place]

you wanna mouth-fuck sally fields?
....jesus christ.

The studio apparently put mega efforts in suppressing news that Sally F had any kind of sexual identity at all, under some odd delusion that anything of the sort would drive away the audience for The Flying Nun.

Of course that was a while ago.

She does those pharmaceutical ads now for the bone therapy. I'd be afraid I'd break her in half.

I bet Burt Reynolds did it

I definitely would've in the 70's... probably later too :D

Isn't it Sally FIELD?

I heard recently that her infamous Oscar-speech (the 'You like me, you really, really like me!' while crying) is just a myth. Or at least greatly exaggerated.
Now how about that..?..

Ok Hairyman...get a grip, take your once monthly Boniva and call me when you are feeling better. by the way....nice videos

I met a woman once who claimed (believably) that she too had been up for the role of Sister Bertril in the Flying Nun. But she didn't get it because she wouldn't play the 'casting couch' game. Makes me wonder about Sally.....

This is a bizzarre but very funny thread.

The actual exceprt from her speech on winning the second Oscar. The movie was Places In The Heart:

"I haven't had an orthodox career, and I've wanted more than anything to have your respect. The first time I didn't feel it, but this time I feel it, and I can't deny the fact that you like me, right now, you like me!"

However, even she parodied the speech at a later date with the simplified "You like me, you really like me." phrase.

(All of this frim wikipedia. I am not obsessed with Sally Field, but I have always liked her.)

I was watching the Academy Awards show that year. I don't recall her crying, but being tearfully emotional. The extent to which it's been exaggerated depends, I suppose, on what you've heard.

Remember, the 79th Academy Awards are Sunday, Feb. 25 on ABC.

There was no casting couch for the part of Sister Bertrill. The sitcom was created for her by producers. If the were any casting couch episodes it was for the other actors( who know?)
If you need clarification about 50'-70's Hollywood! I'm in the know!
This is a silly thread...can we move on please!