In Memoriam: Florence Stanley
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Miller, actress Florence Stanley died October 3 of stroke complications. She
was 79.
She appeared on Broadway in Fiddler on The Roof, The
Prisoner of Second Avenue and was in the Manhattan Theater Club’s What’s
Wrong with This Picture? before heading to Hollywood.
Her
post-Barney Miller TV appearances include Judge Margaret Wilbur on My
Two Dads, as well as numerous guest roles on shows including Dharma &
Greg, Malcolm in the Middle and The Family Guy.
A
Chicago native and graduate of Northwestern University, Stanley had film roles
in this year’s Down With Love and was the gravelly voice of Wilhelmina
Packard in the 2001 animated film Atlantis: The Lost Empire.
In addition to husband Martin Newman, she is survived by two
children and two grandchildren.
” is finally out and about, and we’re happy
to say it was worth the wait. The story of Terry Todd, a recently deceased cop
who finds himself revived and sharing his head with the minds of three hoodlums,
is lots of fun. Wheatley is the co-creator of <i>Hammer of the Gods </i>(with
Michael Avon Oeming), as well as being the creator or co-creator of
<i>Breathtaker</i>, <i>Mars</i>, <i>Radical Dreamer</i> and many other cool
comics. There are two covers, one by Wheatley and the other by <i>Wonder
Woman</i> cover artist Adam Hughes.<br><br></div>
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<div>As mentioned in last week’s <i>Scoop</i>, Mark Wheatley brings his
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