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Argumentative Essay On Golden Girls

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Betty recently came out to share with the world privy information about her and the other actresses from the ‘Golden Girls.' The three other stars who are now deceased are Estelle Getty, Rue McClanahan, and Bea Arthur. Betty who is an Emmy award winner is still full of spirits and is enjoying life. She has come out clearly to state that the four were more of friends than colleagues. She has revealed that they not only shared gossip but also helped each other through thick and thin during the shooting of the seven seasons of the series. "We loved each other!" Betty who is now 95, once said. "It was an experience like no other. Because in between scenes rather go to the dressing rooms, we would sit down together and just talk about personal …show more content…

She was adversely affected by stage flight in the form of anxiety as well as attacks that were related to show performances. “She had a tough time remembering her script since she would panic and momentarily freeze during the shooting of scenes," Rue once disclosed. "This hurt her well-being. For instance, on the day before the actual shooting, she was hysterical which would drag along to the real day of shooting." Up to this day, Betty still feels awful about some of the difficulties and stress that Estelle had to go through. "You would be forgiven to think that she would not be able to take a single step on stage. Despite all these challenges that she faced, she went ahead to be one of the reasons why this show is successful especially with the young generation. They find her character quite intriguing." It may be over 25 years since the show went on air but the three other actresses will forever hold a special place in Betty's heart. She remembers the show with a lot of nostalgia and would die to relive those old golden days. She concludes by saying that, “those days were the best it can only be compared to heaven since it was warm having girls who felt like

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