Teri Garr RIP

[CameronBlue]

Talented, cute and oh my goodness that hair toss of hers..."Young Frankenstein", "Tootsie", "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"....she will be missed. Bye Terri.

 

[dudog84]

This one hurts, such a favorite. One of those stars who it seems you'd like to be friends with. Lots of scene-stealing moments.

R.I.P.

 

[AGDukesky]

Mr Mom was my first favorite movie and have always been a big fan. RIP

 

[Duke79UNLV77]

Definitely echo "Mr. Mom," plus she had a lot of classic Letterman guest appearances.

 

[OldPhiKap]

Oh, God as well.

She was very good at playing the frazzled wife who is struggling to deal with a crazy-sounding husband.

 

[curtis325]

Very early in her career she had a memorable role in Star Trek TOS. Always a favorite of mine.

RIP.

 

[dudog84]

Oh, God as well.

She was very good at playing the frazzled wife who is struggling to deal with a crazy-sounding husband.

Hard to make a joke on an R.I.P. thread, but if you're going to lob it in here...

 

[wavedukefan70s]

Mr Mom was my first favorite movie and have always been a big fan. RIP

Agree. I was 12 when that came out.i had a enormous crush on her and Stevie nicks.

 

[dlmzzz]

Yep, definitely one of my childhood crushes. And it's Teri, with one "r".

 

[camion]

Yes, this one hurts. I've loved Teri Garr for decades. Quirky, feisty, lovely, she grabbed the camera when she was on screen. In real life she was admirable and brave too. The world is poorer with her passing.

I will have a commemorative viewing of Young Frankenstein sometime soon. That one is easy to find on the ether waves.

 

[fidel]

Her role in Mr Mom in helping her infantile husband and boss accept her as an equal is fantastic.

RIP.

 

[killerleft]

Put... the candle... back.

 

[camion]

Put... the candle... back.

No. Thank you.

 

[CameronBornAndBred]

Very early in her career she had a memorable role in Star Trek TOS. Always a favorite of mine.

RIP.

That was my first TG intro and always a fav. (It was such a unique episode, basically she was James Space Bond's secretary.)

 

[cspan37421]

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No. Thank you.

Oh!
Thank you, doctor!

She was a terrific talent and an interesting interviewee.
So pretty, too - voof!

 

[Skydog]

I think her obvious intelligence is what made her sexy and someone I would love to be friends with (or more! ). There were prettier actresses out there, but none more beguiling.

 

[Duke79UNLV77]

"Fresh Air" replayed an old interview of her. Among other things, it covered her dancing in 6 Elvis movies and memories of hanging out with him, which largely consisted of watching Elvis watch TV, although she did say that he had a great sense of humor.