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The Untold Story of Fame, Love, Tragedy & 90 years of
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Order Your DVD with Extras Today - CLICK HERE Download on iTunes and Amazon Stream on Amazon prime She's "left them laughing" and applauding for
nine decades, as she traversed through every 20th century entertainment medium
that ever was as a singer and brilliant comedienne. With "The Dick Van
Dyke Show," she was part of the cast of one of the most iconic television
shows of the 1960s and what's more, she played a woman TV writer who held her
own with the men, thus, planting the seed in the minds of her viewers, that
girls could grow up to have interesting and creative jobs too!
The film by Jason Wise, Christina Wise and Jackson Myers in association with Forgotten Man Films was shot on 35mm and 16mm film stock. It also contains amazing behind-the-scenes color footage from Rose Marie's personal collection, chronicling what went on backstage on "The Dick Van Dyke Show" and other sets where she worked.
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© Forgotten Man Films
WAIT FOR YOUR LAUGH
tells
the story of the longest active career in entertainment. Far more then just
Sally Rogers on THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW, and the top center square on HOLLYWOOD
SQUARES, Rose Marie worked in every facet of showbiz. She was “the darling of the
airwaves” at the age of four and went on to work in vaudeville, Vegas, Broadway,
movies, television, theatre, concert halls and nightclubs. Along the way she was
known as “the kid” by the mob. She called Al Capone, Uncle Al, opened the
Flamingo in Las Vegas for Bugsy Seigel, and had her career protected and
nurtured by “the boys.” Her friends include the best show business has to
offer: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Johnny Mercer, Jerry Lewis, Johnny Carson,
Jimmy Durante, Milton Berle, Doris Day, Rosemary Clooney, Margaret Whiting and
Bing Crosby to name a few!! Unbeknownst to fans, the woman always looking for a
man was actually married for almost 20 years to the love of her life, Bobby Guy,
one of the best trumpeters in the business. His untimely passing and its impact
on “the one who makes you laugh” is recounted here by her friends Peter Marshall,
Carl
Reiner, Dick Van Dyke, and Tim Conway.