From: NewNowNext
Before he was a big-shot movie star, George Clooney was a struggling actor who popped up on some of our favorite sitcoms, like The Facts of Life:
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The Facts of Life |
and Roseanne
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Roseanne |
But it was his appearance on The Golden Girls that was truly integral to the Oscar winner’s future.
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Among the countless anecdotes and factoids in Jim Colucci’s new tome, Golden Girls Forever, is the news that Clooney’s agents asked GG producers to give him a role “so he can maintain his medical insurance.”
They did—and a future star was able to stay in the business of show to become the salt-and-pepper-haired fox we all know today.
George played a police officer on stakeout at the girls house while he and his partner investigated the neighbors.
We hope he extended his appreciation for the part—perhaps with a card reading “Thank you for being a friend!
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