RIP TERI GARR. Young Frankenstein, Close Encounters, Tootsie

[JoeS Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close JoeS]

No, not TERI GARR! One of my favorite actresses, and, yes, a crush. Incredibly talented as she was attractive. Just a listing of the films she was part of is an incredible tribute to her artistry and indelible touch: CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE 3RD KIND, YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN, TOOTSIE, OH, GOD!, THE CONVERSATION, THE BLACK STALLION, AFTER HOURS, MR. MOM...on and on. Spielberg, Mel Brooks, Coppola, Scorsese....

The title of a TV series she had a role in says it all: THE GIRL WITH SOMETHING EXTRA. She did.

RIP.

[Marshall Crist Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Marshall Crist]

Not acceptable.

[Ian Jane Administrator Find all posts View Profile Close Ian Jane]

R.I.P., always liked it when she popped up in stuff, she was just ridiculously likeable.

[Gary Banks Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Gary Banks]

Always a joy to watch. MS is a horrible disease. RIP.

[James Reed Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close James Reed]

R.I.P. Teri.

[Scott Intellectual Carrot Find all posts View Profile Close Scott]

So in love with her. RIP

[Randy G Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Randy G]

After Hours. RIP.

[Vincent Dawn Jr Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Vincent Dawn Jr]

Best Teri Garr film was 1984's First Born. She plays a single mom who gets mixed up with a dangerous sleaze bag played by Peter Weller. When her teenage son finds her all hung over & sloppy one morning and tries to set her straight, she replies "I can't be all things to all people."

RIP