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*FAQs at the bottom of article* UPDATED 1/8/2024 The Partridge Family‚ starring the late David Cassidy‚ was a 1970s musical sitcom that rose to fame quickly with its premise loosely based on the real-life musical family‚ The Cowsills. The show earned its first public recognition with two 2003 TV Land Awards for Hippest Fashion Plate (David Cassidy) and Favorite Teen Dream (Susan Dey). The show was nominated for several others‚ including a Grammy Award in 1971. Many networks have chosen to air reruns of the show‚ including Nickelodeon’s Nick at Nite from 1993 to 1994‚ Fox Family‚ Hallmark Channel‚ and currently‚ digital subchannel Antenna TV through Sony Pictures Television. So‚ where are The Partridge Family actors now? Let’s take a look… 1. David Cassidy Instagram / ad.nl David Cassidy‚ who played the role of Keith‚ unfortunately passed away in 2017 from liver and kidney failure‚ but rightfully deserves an honorable mention. Cassidy was just 20 years old when he became Keith Partridge‚ the band’s lead singer‚ and eldest Partridge child.  It just so happened that a casting director saw him perform and Cassidy was quickly signed by Universal Studios. By 1969‚ David was nabbing guest-spots in hit shows like Mod Squad and the wildly popular Bonanza. RELATED: Danny Bonaduce On ‘Partridge Family’ Pal David Cassidy: “He Never Did Get The Life He Wanted” David Cassidy / Adam Nemser-PHOTOlink.net/IMAGECOLLECT He was known as a ’70s heartthrob while in The Partridge Family and‚ in his later years‚ guest starred in a number of TV shows including CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. He starred in the series David Cassidy: Man Undercover (1978 to 1979) and Ruby &; The Rockits  (2009). Cassidy also found success with live performing and had several different popular shows in residency in Las Vegas. However‚ the stark contrast from the heights of Keith Partridge‚ to the lackluster Hollywood success that followed‚ further pushed Cassidy to the brink. He suffered from alcoholism and drug abuse. Cassidy also had multiple DUI’s in the 2010s‚ and his vices ultimately contributed to liver failure‚ which became his cause of death in 2017 at the age of 67. But no one will ever forget the name‚ the smile‚ and the voice of David Cassidy. 2. Shirley Jones Wikipedia / IMDb Shirley Jones played the role of family matriarch Shirley Partridge‚ funnily enough. Shirley proved an integral part of the Partridge Family‚ even when the show was still in the works. Born in 1934‚ she made a career out of embracing the role of a kind‚ reliable figure in numerous titles‚ many being musical projects that allowed her to show off her vocal range. That talent became apparent to the famous composers Rodgers and Hammerstein‚ who took note of Shirley in an audition. By 1955‚ she earned a spot as the female lead in the movie adaptation of Oklahoma! The musical films just kept on coming after that. Shirley Jones / Birdie Thompson/AdMedia/IMAGECOLLECT Rodgers and Hammerstein weren’t the only ones who noticed her musical chops. Shirley’s casting as Mrs. Partridge was absolutely non-negotiable for the show’s creators. Since the TV series‚ Shirley‚ 89‚ has starred in a number of TV series‚ although her activity in the film and TV industry has slowed in recent years. Her last film was 2018’s Eco-Teens Save the World. 3. Danny Bonaduce Stanton Daily / IMDb Wisecracking Danny Partridge sported the unmistakable head of flaming red hair. He was the group’s bass player‚ also lending his voice for the family band … with singing and his smart-aleck remarks. Despite the wholesome chapter with the Partridge clan‚ by Bonaduce’s account‚ his own upbringing was strained‚ mostly because of his father. The whole affair exposed Bonaduce to a lot of physical and emotional abuse. He got an escape‚ however‚ thanks to how darn cute he was. At just 8 years old‚ Bonaduce got his first role on the short-lived Jerry Van Dyke led-show‚ Accidental Family. At age 10 he was cast in a few episodes on Mayberry R.F.D. starring Ken Berry‚ and even two episodes on Bewitched! The following year‚ in 1970‚ Danny became a Partridge‚ and quickly became as recognizable as they come. Danny Bonaduce / James Diddick / Globe Photos/IMAGECOLLECT Several decades later‚ his Partridge legacy earned Bonaduce‚ now 63‚ a Former Child Star “Lifetime Achievement” Award. Danny’s career had a bit of everything. Television guest appearances and roles in films were fairly frequent‚ but nothing like Partridge. His next longtime gig would be as a radio talk show host. He had a segment called “Bonaduce’s Buzz” on a Seattle radio station.  Sadly‚ and similar to David Cassidy‚ Bonaduce struggled with drug addiction and alcoholism‚ subjects that he discussed in his 2005 reality show‚ Breaking Bonaduce. He is a black belt in Karate and is currently married to his third wife‚ Amy Railsbac‚ who he wed in 2010.  Bonaduce‚ 64‚ announced his retirement following the June 2023 news he would be undergoing hydrocephalus-related surgery after experiencing difficulty walking and maintaining his balance. 4. Susan Dey Pinterest / Celebrity Facts Susan Dey‚ who played the role of Laurie Partridge‚ was a teen model and at 17 joined the Partridge clan. Her character cared a lot about relevant‚ worldly topics‚ and Dey was just the girl to express this deeper side to the show. People took note of Susan‚ garnering her first movie role in 1972’s Skyjacked. Post-Partridge‚ Dey frequented many hit TV shows‚ like Barnaby Jones and Hawaii 5-0. Susan Dey / S_bukley/IMAGECOLLECT Susan‚ now 71‚ was considered for the role of Sandy in Grease in ‘78‚ and 1986 got perhaps the biggest break of her career‚ even surpassing The Partridge Family‚ with her role in L.A. Law. The gig would win the actress three Emmy Nominations‚ and one Golden Globe victory out of five nominations.  Another Partridge Family actor who has been very quiet recently‚ she hasn’t acted since two episodes of 2004’s Third Watch. However‚ she has kept herself busy otherwise‚ being a board member with UCLA Medical Center’s Rape Treatment Center. Co-narrating a documentary on ‘campus assault’ gave Dey a purposeful sense of control in a way that helped others. Having suffered from anorexia during the run of The Partridge Family‚ she seems to be using her position to now influence other young girls.  5. Dave Madden Wikipedia / E! News Dave Madden also deserves an honorable mention as he passed away in 2014 at age 82 from complications of myelodysplastic syndrome. He played the role of Reuben Kincaid in The Partridge Family. In 1951 Dave dropped out of college &; enlisted in the Air Force. He was sent to Libya‚ where he was very successful as an entertainer in camp shows. This led to his humble beginnings after the war as a comedian and stage act.  His career started slow‚ He finally caught a break while performing at a Beverly Hills nightclub.  Mark Sullivan/WireImage / Getty Images In 1965‚ Dave scored a great role on Camp Runamuck and was also series regular on Laugh-In‚ performing in 24 outrageous episodes. Reuben Kincaid as an agent always seemed agitated‚ but Dave himself was always there for his co-stars. When Danny Bonaduce endured tough times‚ Dave opened his doors to him. Bonaduce stated he owed him a lot for how reliable and supportive he was. Dave won the patrons over‚ in particular‚ one of whom — none other than Frank Sinatra himself — who recommended him to Ed Sullivan. Three nights on The Ed Sullivan Show put Dave on the right track and taking him all the way to his last known acting venture‚ which was actually a voice role in the short Adventures in Odyssey: The Last Days of Eugene Meltsner in the year 2000. 6. Suzanne Crough Wikipedia / Emmys Suzanne Crough is another honorable mention actor of The Partridge Family as she sadly passed away suddenly in 2015 at the age of 52. She played the role of the youngest sibling‚ Tracy. Following her role in The Patridge Family‚ she made several guest appearances on various TV shows‚ including Mulligan’s Stew. Her last known role was in the TV movie Children of Divorce in 1980. Suzanne Crough / FindAGrave Post-acting‚ she would graduate from Los Angeles Pierce College and own/operate a bookstore until 1993. She did participate in a reunion interview with her Partridge Family co-stars in 2010‚ noting that she was then a manager at an OfficeMax in Bullhead City‚ Arizona. While her cause of death was not immediately reported‚ a coroner later found that her death was attributed to arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia‚ a rare form of cardiomyopathy. 7. Brian Forster Eternal Lifestyle Brian Forster‚ 63‚ played the role of Christopher Partridge‚ though he wasn’t the first one to play the character. That honor goes to Jeremy Gelbwaks‚ who departed the show after one season. Shirley Jones stated‚ “He was not happy doing [the show] … his parents wanted him to do it‚ but he didn’t‚ so we replaced him.” Albert L. Ortega/Getty Images Season two ushered in Brian Forster as Chris Partridge. Born in 1960‚ Forster wasn’t even a teen when he joined the family band as their drummer. He didn’t really act after being Chris Partridge‚ his career taking a sharp turn‚ literally. Since the show’s end‚ Forster has actually dabbled in race car driving and occasional acting outside of Hollywood. His last known role was his appearance of Chris Partridge in the TV series Break A Leg in 2008. But Forster kept his fingers in the acting pie all the while‚ but on a smaller scale with community theater. He was destined to be connected to the arts in some way‚ being a great-great-great-grandson of Charles Dickens. Do you remember any of these faces in The Partridge Family? Be sure to SHARE this article if you do! We sure miss this stacked cast of talent. Did Shirley Jones pass away? Shirley Jones has not passed away. She is alive and 89 years old today. What was the name of The Partridge Family dog? The Partridge Family had a dog named Simone in the first season. However‚ Simone was gone from the cast after the first few appearances in the second season of the show. Click for next Article The post ‘The Partridge Family’ Cast Then And Now 2024 appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Jane Kenney

UPDATED 1/08/2024 The cast of Grease just celebrated their 45th anniversary of the release of the film and they look as stunning as ever. While only some are left as some have unfortunately passed on since the film‚ those remaining enjoy reflecting on their time making of Grease. The 1978 film starred legendary actors and actresses such as John Travolta‚ Olivia Newton-John and Stockard Channing‚ among others. Each and every one of them has played a huge role in making Grease a household name and an iconic musical film that will last for decades to come. Here are some of the cast members of Grease and what they look like more than 45 years later! John Travolta – Danny Zuko Paramount Pictures / Instagram John Travolta‚ who played heartthrob Danny Zuko and Sandy’s love interest in Grease‚ is now 69 years old and is still active as ever in the film industry with some new movies in post-production! His career really took off after Grease and 1977’s Saturday Night Fever. Recently‚ Travolta starred in the 2019 films Trading Paint‚ The Poison Rose and The Fanatic‚ followed in 2022 by Paradise City‚ and 2023 by American Metal and Cash Out. In 2020‚ he starred in the series Die Hart. His life has also been plagued by grief: in 2009 his son‚ Jett‚ died at age 16; and in 2020 his wife‚ actress Kelly Preston‚ sadly died after a private battle with breast cancer. RELATED: ‘Grease’ Being Canceled Due To Sexism In The Show Olivia Newton-John – Sandy Olsson Paramount Pictures / Instagram Olivia Newton-John played the goodie two shoes turned blonde bombshell‚ Sandy Olsson. At the time of filming Grease‚ Olivia was in the midst of her successful singing career. Producers wrote the song “Hopeless Devoted To You” in order to give her a big ballad for the film. She has released 15 albums post-Grease‚ the most recent being 2012’s This Christmas‚ which she sang on with John Travolta. In 2014 she had a residency at the Flamingo Las Vegas and in 2015 she was a guest judge on RuPaul’s Drag Race. We most recently saw her in The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee back in 2020. Sadly‚ ONJ lost her battle to cancer in August 2022 at the age of 73. Stockard Channing – Rizzo Paramount Pictures / Instagram / Wikimedia Commons Stockard Channing‚ who played the memorable Rizzo in Grease‚ is now 78 years old but has not starred in any films or TV series since 2017. She is well-known for taking on dark‚ cynical roles similar to that of Rizzo. She was the First Lady on The West Wing‚ Aunt Frances in Practical Magic‚ and Ouisa Kittredge in Six Degrees of Separation (which earned her an Oscar nod). We recently saw her in the 2021 TV special Death to 2021. Didi Conn – Frenchy Paramount Pictures / Instagram Didi Conn played the friendly‚ bubbly‚ and stylish Frenchy in the film. She is now 72 years old and continues to do work in acting. She has a few films already in post-production. She did appear at the 40th-anniversary reunion. After her son Daniel was diagnosed with Autism‚ she became a celebrity spokesperson on behalf of raising awareness. In 2008 she was named the national celebrity spokesperson for Autism Speaks and before that she was a spokesperson for the National Alliance for Autism Research (now a part of Autism Speaks). She recently appeared in the films Most Likely to Murder (2018) and The Mimic (2020). In 2019 she guest starred on the TV show Welcome to the Wayne and‚ in 2022‚ on Blue Bloods. Jamie Donnelly – Jan Paramount Pictures / Instagram Jamie Donnelly played Jan‚ one of the pink ladies! She is 75 years old and has been quiet in the film industry since 2017. According to sources‚ she watched the 1978 movie on the 40th anniversary at an event that was hosting the film. Since 2008‚ she’s been popping up at many Rocky Horror Picture Show and Grease conventions‚ because she’s a fangirl at heart‚ too. Her last acting role was in 2017’s Cargo. Dinah Manoff – Marty Maraschino Paramount Pictures / Instagram Dinah Manoff played Marty Maraschino in the 1978 film‚ one of the pink ladies who hooked up with the handsome Vince Fontaine at the dance. Manoff went on to win her first Tony award after Grease‚ for her role as Libby Tucker in I Ought To Be In Pictures. She reprised that role for the film version as well. She’s been in the films Child’s Play‚ Welcome Home‚ Roxy Carmichael‚ and Ordinary People. She is 67 years old and has not starred in a series or film since 2008‚ but has appeared as herself in a show in 2018. Barry Pearl – Doody Paramount Pictures / Instagram The role of Doody was played by Barry Pearl and he is currently 73 years old. He continues to dabble in a little bit of acting a few times a year‚ one of the films being in post-production. He was present at the 40th-anniversary reunion and also had a cameo in the Grease Live! stage production. We last saw him in the 2020 short called Squeeze‚ and recently completed a TV movie project called Foreclosure for 2022. Michael Tucci – Sonny Paramount Pictures / Instagram Michael Tucci played the role of Sonny‚ one of the T-birds‚ who was often known for being a huge goofball and getting himself in trouble. He is 77 years old and has one film in post-production right now. He also starred in a TV series called The Rich &; the Ruthless in 2018. Lorenzo Lamas – Tom Chisum Paramount Pictures/Twitter Lorenzo Lamas‚ 65‚ looks pretty much unrecognizable these days and not at all in a bad way! He was only 18 when they filmed Grease‚ so it makes sense that he matured into such a fine specimen. Out of the supporting cast‚ he’s done the best for himself post-Grease. His best-known work since then is as Lance Cumson in Falcon Crest‚ as Reno Raines in Renegade‚ and as Hector Ramirez in The Bold and the Beautiful. More recently‚ we saw him in 2020’s Scorpion Girl Awakening: The Movie‚ Real Blood: The True Beginning and Bleach. Susan Buckner – Patty Simcox Paramount Pictures / Instagram Susan Buckner played the bubbly and larger-than-life character of Patty Simcox. She went on to guest star on the shows When the Whistle Blows and The Love Boat. Her last acting credit is from the 1981 horror film Deadly Blessing. She’s appeared in a few things as herself‚ such as Behind the Music‚ VH-1 Where Are They Now?‚ and the last being a 2007 episode of 1 vs. 100. She is 70 years old. Eddie Deezen – Eugene Paramount Pictures / Instagram Eddie Deezen‚ 66‚ played the role of the dorky kid Eugene who everyone picked on in high school. He found a lot of success in the 1990s with voice work‚ lending his nasally sound for the shows Dexter’s Laboratory‚ Grimmy‚ Duckman‚ and What’s New‚ Scooby-Doo?. He was the voice of the annoying (know-it-all) kid in the 2004 film The Polar Express. In 2015’s The Spongebob Movie: Sponge Out Of Water‚ he provided the voice of the Seagull. He’s a huge pop culture trivia buff and since 2011 has been a contributing writer to many sites‚ like Mental Floss‚ TodayIFoundOut.com‚ and Neatorama.com. In recent years he’s has been arrested a number of times for bizarre activities‚ and‚ being found unfit to stand trial‚ and in August 2022 he began undergoing treatment at the Maryland Department of Health‚ where he will remain until he no longer poses a threat to others. Jeff Conaway – Kenickie Instagram / Wikimedia Commons Jeff Conaway‚ who played the role of Kenickie‚ unfortunately‚ passed away in 2011 at the age of 60. He deserves an honorable mention‚ however‚ for playing one of the most lovable characters and helping to create such a memorable film. Sadly‚ Jeff is not the only cast member to have passed away since Grease‘s 1978 premiere. That same year Annette Charles (Cha Cha) passed away from complications of cancer‚ though she‚ too‚ had been initially hospitalized for pneumonia. In 1993‚ Dennis C. Stewart (Craterface/Leo) contracted HIV and died in 1994 from AIDs complications. Do you remember all of these faces? Be sure to SHARE this article if you do! You can relive the magic of Grease and rewatch one of the film’s final songs‚ “We Go Together‚” in the video below: Click for next Article The post ‘Grease’ Cast Then And Now 2024 appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Jane Kenney

Dolly Parton’s musical breakthrough occurred with the release of “Jolene” and a series of other hits such as “I Will Always Love You” and “Coat of Many Colors.” Beyond her illustrious career‚ the 77-year-old has found enduring happiness in her marriage to Carl Dean‚ which began in 1966. Remarkably‚ after 57 years together‚ Parton and her husband still boast one of Hollywood’s strongest relationships‚ prioritizing their private lives despite the demands of her celebrated career. However‚ the singer has faced persistent inquiries about her choice not to have children. In a recent interview‚ the Country Music Hall of Famer candidly addressed her decision to forgo motherhood. Dolly Parton says having children would have affected her career THE LIBRARY THAT DOLLY BUILT‚ Dolly Parton‚ 2020. © Abramorama / Courtesy Everett Collection During her discussion with Saga Magazine‚  Parton shared that when she embarked on her marital journey‚ the prospect of having children didn’t hold the same significance for her as it did for others. “When you’re a young couple‚ you think you’re going to have kids‚” she explained. “But it just wasn’t one of those burning things for me.” RELATED: Dolly Parton Gets Emotional Remembering One Christmas When Her Mother Got No Gifts She further revealed that her decision not to have children was because of the impact it would have had on her career. “I had a window to have a child‚ but [at] the end of the day‚ I loved working‚ and I grew up with great parents who sacrificed everything for me‚” Parton admitted. “If I’d had kids‚ I’d have stayed at home with them‚ I’m sure‚ and worried myself to death about them. With everything that’s going on‚ I’d hate to be bringing a child into this world right now.” STRAIGHT TALK‚ Dolly Parton‚ 1992. ph. Don Smetzer / © Buena Vista / courtesy Everett Collection She does not regret her decision to forgo motherhood Parton openly shared that contrary to her initial expectations‚ she harbors no regrets about choosing not to have children of her own due to her active pursuit of her career. “I haven’t missed it like I thought I might‚” the 77-year-old noted. “I had my career and my music‚ and I was traveling.” THE LIBRARY THA” DOLLY BUILT‚ Dolly Parton reading to children at the Library of Congress (February 27‚ 2018) in celebration of the 100 millionth book that Partons Imagination Library has sent to children‚ 2020. © Abramorama / Courtesy Everett Collection The entertainer-turned-philanthropist amusingly expressed that she considers herself a mother to numerous children thanks to her Imagination Library initiative‚ which provides books to children from birth until they begin school. “I always say God didn’t let me have children so that all kids could be mine‚” Parton confessed. Click for next Article The post Dolly Parton Opens Up About Not Having Children With Husband Carl Dean appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Peace A

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