Madeline Kahn is a diva. She makes me laugh, smile, and smile even more!
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2 comments:
Madeline Kahn--Terry Graves, my ol' co-worker from Macy's at Lenox, used to tease me, because I used to do quite an imitation of her voice...He would just convulse with laughter(he had such a laugh!) whenever I'd launch into a bit from "Young Frankenstein".
I cried when she passed from ovarian cancer, years later....
I think my favorite Kahn performance has to be in BLAZING SADLES... I used to watch her singing "I'm Tired" over and over.
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