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City, State: Palm Springs, California Website: http://www.officialyvonnedecarlo.com Comments: Richard Good info here! it is important to see these details and it constitutes real history so I like it. It is honest and details are important Tony Lamond account sounds very accurate. Bruce Morgan, son of Yvonne De Carlo http://richardskipper.blogspot.com/2012/05/yvonne-de-carlo-in-hello-dolly.html
City, State: Houston, Texas Comments: Richard is such a lover of the theatre ~ a real treasure. I thank him so much for realizing his dream of remembering the Dollys of Hello Dolly! and for allowing me to participate in the fun~ Merde Richard! http://richardskipper.blogspot.com/2012/05/francie-mendenhalls-memories-of-pearl.html
City, State: Brooklyn, NY Website: www.litt-and-alpher.com Comments: Richard Skipper is one of the most tireless and generous people I have ever met in New York's entertainment community. He was the first to welcome us to the stage at his wonderful variety show at The Iguana, when we were brand-new in town, and he has been a supportive friend and role model ever since. David and I are honored to have been the subject of Richard's blog, and loved the opportunity to share some of our thoughts with Richard's readers. Not only that, we are tremendous fans of Richard the entertainer! Many, many thanks, Richard, for your friendship, your example, and your artistry--Jennie Litt and David Alpher
City, State: NYC Website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peggy_Pope Comments: Richard Skipper is a fabulous interviewer. I felt empowered from my first meeting with him, and the interview was great because of him. He's generous and caring, warm and sensitive, asks great questions because of his thoughtful research and keeps things moving. He's funny and spontaneous and smart. Get him to tell you his story sometime! You'll be amazed. Thank you, Richard, I was lucky to find you. Peggy Pope (author of atta girl, Tales from the Trenches of Show business http://richardskipper.blogspot.com/2012/05/peggy-pope.html
Comments: I had the good fortune of attending Richard's interview with author/actress Peggy Pope Friday, May 11th at Barnes & Noble on the Upper East Side in NYC. It was a celebration of the release of her memoir "atta girl". I recalled her performance in the film Nine to Five as the recovered lush/office worker. It was a most enjoyably interview and evening and Richard, as always was delightful. Chuck Mosseau,Edison, NJ |
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