Betty Buckley

The Carson Podcast

Mark Malkoff

Comedy, Tv & Film

4.6 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 25 March 2021

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Betty Buckley discusses her Carson appearances, friendship with John Belushi, her role in Brian De Palma’s “Carrie”, working with Bob Fosse in “Pippin”, Elaine Stritch, being in the original Broadway production of “Cats”, & her 4 seasons on “Eight Is Enough”.

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0:00.0	I knew this is where comedy was.
0:05.0	Johnny Carson changed my life twice.
0:07.9	It was just like a dream.
0:09.2	It was just like everything I had worked for and dreamed about has come to fruition.
0:14.5	They said Johnny fell overlapping.
0:17.3	It makes me so happy I made him laugh.
0:20.2	But with Johnny, you know you knew you had a kid, and what do you think you could really go great.
0:25.1	I might have been to cook all the whole groceries backstage.
0:27.2	People were running up and saying go,
0:28.7	back out, back out, back out.
0:30.0	Johnny, why don't you back?
0:31.1	I walked back through the curtain very calm.
0:32.4	And Johnny, that I took about, and Johnny put that little circle up at the finger.
0:35.7	And I knew I had to write.
0:46.2	Welcome to the Carson podcast episode 324.
0:50.7	I am Mark Malkop.
0:52.1	Thank you to everyone who has donated so far to the podcast listener pledge drive,
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1:14.3	It's a one time donation if you're okay with it.
1:16.7	I'd love to thank you by name here on the podcast.
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