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Betty Buckley -- "Sandra Sue 'Abby' Abbott Bradford"You Are Here Through This Shortcuthttp://betty.eightisenough.com/ for Betty BuckleyRelated Pages:Betty Buckley '98:Betty Buckley '00 :Betty Buckley San Diego :Betty Buckley '05 Betty Buckley Music Albums Movies Featured Episodes Featured Timeline Random Videos Picture Gallery Visit Betty's official website at bettybuckley.com
IntroSandra Sue "Abby" Abbott, Ph.D. major, then counselor and became a Bradford and Tom's second wife, was played by Betty Buckley, who was born on July 3, 1947 in Big Spring, Texas.Before Joining EiEBetty's forte is musical theater. She performed there before and after EIE.Betty was in The Miss America Pageant in 1967. Thanks to Susan for the following: "Betty was a runner-up in the Miss Texas pageant. A representative of the Miss America pageant selected her to sing at the pageant in Atlantic City to represent all those talented young women who did win their state pageants. An agent saw her performance and signed her to a contract. When she graduated from college, he put her in an industrial show, then sent her to New York. She auditioned for the role of Martha Jefferson in 1776 and got the part." Betty appearred in the movie "Carrie" (1976) playing Miss Collins During EiEBetty Buckley first appearred in September 1977 in the episode "Trial Marriage" This episode introduced Betty Buckley in the contract role of Sandra Sue "Abby" Abbott. At first she was a special guest star. Tommy (Willie Aames) breaks his ankle at a touch football game and will miss school for five weeks. Sandra Sue Abbott is sent to tutor Tommy while he is absent from school.In the May 1978 episode "Who's on First?", Joannie directs a talent show to raise money for the orphanage she is volunteering at. Joannie tries to get the whole family to entertain. "Abby" sings a song she wrote herself: "So-La", music by Jim Hart, Ira Newborn and Betty Buckley who also wrote the lyrics. After EiEBetty was nominated for 2 daytime Emmy Awards for afternoon children's specials. The specials were "Bobby and Sarah" and "Taking a Stand". Both aired in the 1980s. Betty has won a lot of theatre awards, most notably the TONY for Cats. The song she performed on "Remember Wenn" won the Emmy, but I don't think that it went to her unless she cowrote it. Does anyone know if she did? Sources: Betty Buckley's Career Profile: Screen as well as imdb.com.
Betty's Notable TV Specials, and Episodic Appearances include:
Betty's notable TV movies and miniseries include:
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Betty Buckley in The TheatreSources: Betty Buckley's Career Profile: Stage where you can read more about the Broadway plays.On Broadway, Betty appearred recently in "Triumph of Love" (1997-1998), and going back, "Sunset Boulevard" (1993-1996), "Carrie" (1988), "Song & Dance, The Mystery of Edwin Drood", "Cats" (Oct 8, 1982-?), "Pippin", and "1776." In London, she appearred in "Promises, Promises" and "Sunset Boulevard" Off Broadway, she appearred in "Juno's Swans", "I'm Getting My Act Together And Taking It On The Road", "Circle of Sound", "What's A Nice Country Like You Doing In A State Like This?", and "The Ballad of Johnny Pot." Latest News About The Former Cast MemberFrom Susan off the Messageboard Sep 1998: Betty Buckley in "Gypsy"; "I just saw Betty playing Mama Rose in "Gypsy" over the week-end. She was fabulous as usual. She raised the roof with "Everything's Coming up Roses" and "Rose's Turn." She has such an incredible voice. If you don't know her work, be sure to get one of her CDs. Unbelievable!"From the Imdb.com website: "Vanilla Fog" (1999) ... aka The Magic Hour (1998/II) (USA: working title)
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