Is this Donna Douglas in The Beverly Hillbillies or something else?
Can you tell Elly May apart from her other roles?
Classic TV star Donna Douglas rose to fame as Elly May Clampett, but the animal-loving hillbilly was far from her only role. She was in a movie with Elvis and starred in one of the most iconic episodes of The Twilight Zone.
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Take hogan's heroes off of MeTV and put the honeymooners on in its place weeknights
Her absolute most beautiful appearance on the Hillbillies was on the episode The Continental Touch were she wore an evening gown and had a brunette wig. She was stunning.
10 for 12. MeTV Guys, you blew the duke on this one. Donna Douglas never ever looked better than on an episode of 77 Sunset Strip. She was jaw dropping beautiful in a evening gown.
That production crew had no equals in making up and clothing all the beautiful guest stars who appeared. The only series that featured more starlets was Burke's Law. Burke's Law would be a fun, witty replacement for Barnaby Jones when MeTV finally puts that snooze fest out to pasture.
Most every episode of BL had thinly disguised guest characters that were take offs of real
Hollywood movers and shakers, a treat for the savvy viewer who knows classic Hollywood.
That production crew had no equals in making up and clothing all the beautiful guest stars who appeared. The only series that featured more starlets was Burke's Law. Burke's Law would be a fun, witty replacement for Barnaby Jones when MeTV finally puts that snooze fest out to pasture.
Most every episode of BL had thinly disguised guest characters that were take offs of real
Hollywood movers and shakers, a treat for the savvy viewer who knows classic Hollywood.