Carolyn Jones Masked Her Darkest Secrets
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2024
- She’s best remembered for her role as Morticia Addams, the macabre matriarch of the 1964 version of The Addams Family, but Carolyn Jones didn’t always have it easy. Throughout her yo-yoing career, she battled through health issues, typecasting, multiple marriages, and at times, even poverty. Still, the dedicated actress valued her profession as much as life itself-or, possibly, even more. From ingénue to icon, this is the story of the indomitable Carolyn Jones.
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Miss Jones was so beloved by the crew of 'The Addams Family' that when the show was canceled (and the set was due to be struck down with its contents scattered to the wind/destroyed), the crew knowing they were risking their own future employment in the industry connived to spare Morticia's iconic rattan living room chair from obscurity/destruction and GIFTED it to Miss Jones. Miss Jones was SO touched by this, that (despite all the sometimes chaotic relocations she'd have in the future) she honored that by having that chair in her own bedroom the rest of her life!
Wonderful story, thanks for sharing this one!
not surprising at all. what a gentle soul
She was so beautiful and amazing..My family absolutely loved her
How sad, everyone that ever watched The Adam’s Family would’ve loved Carolyn/Morticia. She was an amazing actress. ❤
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I became friends with Carolyn the last two years of her life- she was a wonderful friend! She told me stories about Elvis and some of her directors that were fascinating!! I still think of her, after all these decades!
I would love to have heard more about Elvis and their friendship. And other stories she shared with you. Without breaking her trust.
Yeah, right! Ha
No one believes you
@@princessmariposa828Be nice little butterfly!!
I don't know why people are doubting this. Ever heard of the 6th degree of separation? Apparently, it's now considered the 4th degree since the invention Facebook and other such sites.
So sad the show was cancelled after only 2 seasons, I loved watching it as a kid. She was my favorite.
If you saw other shares there was huge problems behind the set , long hours . Like the Wizard of Oz if you check the extras of their 75th anniversary dvd set
An avid fan of the show, yet a girl at that time, I felt like the series was much longer. She did a great job as Mortica
Which show are you talking about?
I have a chair just like the one she had in the Addams family series...I got mine for free too....😂❤️💋💐🌹💜❣️👖👚⚛️🍄✈️
I can watch it as 4:30pm 5 days a week at the moment. 12/06/2024
The Addams family was wonderful, funny, and bizarre. But Morticia? She was impeccable. Jones acting defined the potential for greatness, and Carolyn was that.
I allow various wildflowers to grow in my back yard to provide nectar for all the busy little pollinators that visit. There are always some very healthy Scottish thistles. I try to keep them pruned down to chest height. Then, since I don't want them to go to seed and spread into neighboring yards with their monograss and potted geraniums, I will be out there every day for weeks, working among the spiky thorns to clip off the flowers one by one as their purple petals dry and turn brown. It always reminds me of Mrs. Addams -- which is kind of nice, because the Addamses were my favorite television family.
With all do respect, I'm 71 and I've NEVER in all my life heard of anyone having a problem with the affection Morticia and Gomez shown one another.
Definitely some confabulation here just to keep the interest going.
I loved the fact they were obviously madly in love with each other. The Addams Family was actually a very functional family, loving, respectful- Pugsley called Gomez, “Father”- and they treated Lurch as one of them, never a servant.
I am 71 years old too and I agree with you. I never met anyone who did not like the affection between Gomez and Morticia. I thought it was charming and added to the loving atmosphere of the Adam's Family.
@naturalobserver1322 I've not heard of this controversy either. But it was not long after The Addams Family that Star Trek aired an episode in which Captain Kirk and Uhura kissed, albeit forced to do so by nasty aliens. Viewers in the American South were outraged by the interracial coupling, writing angry letters to the studio. It was a different time.
I could always see a distance and sadness in her eyes. She was beautiful and stood out from the crowd.
So true, my friend. 💜
I completely agree with you
I agree. She was beautiful with cheekbones to die for. Rest in peace Carolyn
She had the most beautiful eyes...
Very sexy
Yes I agree Carolyn Jones was a beautiful lady
Isn’t that the truth?
Hers was the most iconic portrayal of Morticia Addams. We loved her chemistry with John Astin, and even though that show lasted a mere two years, it will go on forever. RIP Carolyn Jones.
I didn’t realise the Adam’s Family was only two series, to have such an impact on a short lived series, clearly demonstrates her talent.
Two seasons?
It was 64 episodes, but strangely, my box set says "all 64 episodes, seasons 1-3" 🤔 I saw this comment and thought, hang on im sure it's 3 seasons, I even went and checked twice !! but it also says its 2 seasons online, so now I'm beyond very confused 🤣
@@annied1827Didn’t shows back then go thru to summer then reruns aired? Seems I can remembering growing up that’s how it was….so the seasons were actually longer than they are now.
The funny thing is that while not a super ratings hit, it has stayed in peoples minds long after supposedly more popular shows have been all but forgotten.
I guess the studio heads never really warmed to it. It’s solid ratings deserved at least one more season.
Even as a little kid Carolyn Jones was my favourite.
@@penguinvic9892 It totally did... Such a magic between the cast members in their roles!
I have to be honest here, it was her role alone, that kept me coming back time and again. She exuded class, to me as a child.
No one had what TELL A VISION and it's fine ACTORS portrayed as family. Nowhere was their a single father of 3 marrying a single mom of 3 who was a stay at home and everything was great. We lived real life. Video lent drug addicted drunks creeps, neglectful broke poverty ignored us PARENTS. lol TV was escapism. Every child that watched the Partridge family, Walton's, Little House on the Prairie, The Brady Bunch all wished we had that family life. TV is a double edge sword. It lies to us.giving us false hope, false expectations and it at times informs of when truth makes an appearance.
Yes, she was definitely a lady.
Just very sad she died so young 😞 I was not aware of that. I also didn’t know she was married to Aaron Spelling for nearly a decade either.
Me neither
I agree me either,A awesome actress, Carolyn Jones ❤
I agree,me either,a great actress, Carolyn Jones
What a heartbreaking story. She was stunningly beautiful.
Yes I agree Carolyn Jones a awesome actress
A striking, beautiful woman of talent. Iconic as Morticia Addams. Rest In Peace Carolyn.
I ddnt find her beautiful,
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Neither is your soul...
@@rohtati1020 😂😂 Shes plainly average, period.
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It was a female forward role that was unseen on TV at that time
Such a beautiful woman, so determined....never knew she suffered so much. RIP Carolyn ❤
Thank you for painting a heartfelt portrait of the iconic Carolyn Jones! At life’s end she was loved by all, her husband and her fans. ❤❤❤😊
You're so strong I have I always felt it was for me to encourage her So I said You are going to grow up India strong smart young woman go to school needifying young men have beautiful children of your own and you're going to build wonderful things that you do in your room okay what happened to this girl's dreams Watch this And you Hope Springs Eternal A couple of times so I I probably wouldn't be linked to this job I'm going to Joey the First holiday 5 minutes Your ex-husband shouldn't be living in the basement that's not the proper way to be divorced We went to the Metropolitan Museum of Art I like the ancient Roman statues I like medievlam or I like Etruscan jewelry I like going to the cafe A Dusty foreign Con Watch Play Christmas snapping how's this
Yes I enjoyed this video Glad her husband PBB gave her happiness Like other tv ladies like E Montgomery B Eden Y de Carlo but Carolyn Jones always my favourite as Morticia Addams on tv and in King Creole bigger screen rip
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Susan, did you forget to take your meds again?
Who didnt love Morticia? She was iconic, the character was made for Carolyn. I didnt realise how sad a story she had and such a short life.😢 Thank you for sharing her story with us all ❤
I loved that show glad to learn these things about a great actress.
Yes I agree Carolyn Jones a great actress on the Adams family,sad she passed out RIP💐
I don’t know who came up with the idea of ending this video with that last one-second clip of Carolyn Jones (as Morticia) snapping her fingers, but that was the perfect way to end that!
She was wonderful as morticia with Gomez . They were delightful. CJ was a standout. I loved her in all her performances. I found her unique and beautiful. And died way too soon. Thank u for remembering her
Carolyn Jones and John Astin played off each other perfectly.
My dad would pick up and drive stars to their destinations after performing on the Jack Paar Show ( The Tonight Show ), one night he was driving Carolyn Jones and she took a fancy to him and asked him to fly down to the Islands with her , he laughed and said " Thanks but I'm married with 3 kids ! " He told me but made me promise not to tell my mother , LOL.
ah so sweet.....👍👍👍
Your dad should have replied to her invitation, "I'll go with you only if you promise to speak French!"
What an awesome memory. Ur dad must've been quite da man in his day. Cool
@@donnacassidy2993 WW2 vet and Golden Glove boxing champ. ( PS , My mom was a knockout ! )
She play on wagon train I love love wagon train and she made the movie, died a short life
Thank you so much for this wonderful story about Carolyn Jones! I grew up watching her play Morticia on The Adams Family ❤ She was a remarkable woman 👏💝❤️❤️❤️
She definitely was. Glad you enjoyed it!
Don't forget! It's The ADDams Family
Seems like all the great actresses have a difficult time securing roles that would take them into the stratosphere…with missed opportunities having to give up the role to someone else or for medical reasons… I think she was just gorgeous without makeup her eyes really spoke volumes about her personality and her beauty, this was one very special Lady, and I think Hollywood really missed out because she was literally gifted…she was born to be an actress and a star! Rest in peace Ms Jones… I haven’t forgotten you 💥
She was 19 and he was 27? The way you said it I thought it was going to be shocking! A difference of 8 years is nothing. It's not like she was 14 and he was 75.
Still cringe worthy. He was damn near 30. Still looking at teenagers.
@xyz12345457 I had the same reaction. 27 was considered more mature at that time. But 27 and 19 is still not an obscene age difference. William Randolph Hearst was in his 70's when he was in a relationship with an early twenties Marion Davies. Charlie Chaplin was fifty-four when he married an aged 18 Oona O'Neil. Now THAT'S foul.
Her eyes always seemed sad & after your wonderful narration Factinate, it’s easy to understand why. Loved her as Morticia & her chemistry with John Astin was wonderful. RIP 🌹
I loved the show
I always felt she was incredibly underrated......so unfair....such talent
Growing up in the 70's she was one of the great beauties and talents of my childhood. Like Barbara Eden, Elizabeth Montgomery, Tina Louise, Yvonne Craig, Nichelle Nichols, etc, after-school they took me away to other worlds in their syndicated shows, helping me escape a dark world of abuse cloaked by suburban Californian lies. Thank so much, I loved this woman, and so many others and their male costars like Gomez, Batman, and Captain Kirk. I was 19 when she died I was working and far from my troubled childhood homelife. Thank you, didn't know all this about all of her triumphs and trials. I can safely say for me, and millions of children like me, this lovely woman's inadvertent kindness in her beauty and talent helped me survive some unspeakable horrors. I do, and always will love and adore this woman. RIP most lovely and talented angel of mercy.
Bless you.
I loved the display of affection between the two roles, if all husbands could be that affectionate!
What I found ridiculous is those viewers with conservative upbringings objecting to their over-the-top displays of affection, when the whole show was written to be hilariously over-the-top!
@@stevie-ray2020Yeah I had that upbringing but always saw the affection as positive. I don't know ANY conservatives who objected to it. Hard to believe really...I would think those down on heterosexual marragw would be the ones objecting.
bobulo! tish! kisskisskisskiss!
Funny how the show was about a family that was the complete opposite of the "normal family". They loved each other. Lol
That's painful. She had a lot of heart. What a tough cookie. What a rollercoaster.
Mother Morticia the Mother of Goth. Long may she reign.
I thought Vampira was the mother of goth.
Or Elvira
You forgot to mention how kind she was to the children on Adam's Family... awe-inspiring.
R.I.P. CAROLYN JONES. Loved her on The Addams Family and Batman as Marsha, Queen of Diamonds.
Ditto that! I loved her portrayal of Morticia so much that my mother bought me a Morticia costume for Halloween in second grade. I was the happiest kid in the world.
Ma. Jones was beautiful, classy, and had such a stage presence, plus she brought such happiness to so many of us. What a great lady! R.I.P., Carolyn Jones, and thank you!
@@megnotes7908 Yes. She most certainly was. August 3,1983 was a very sad day when we lost a wonderful actress at 53. I wished she had lived longer to make more movies and to enjoy retirement longer.
You forgot to mention that she was in the original "Invasion of The Body Snatchers"!!
Right 😂stunning
To the Narrator: I wish you would narrate all the Factinate videos, Your voice is perfect for narration.
Better narrator than most, thoughtfully & respectfully done bio.
Ms. Jones and John Austin had crazy good chemistry. They were like the anti-Petries.
I L🩷VE your comment! So true!
Carolyn Jones looks remind me of a young Betty Davis.
You saw that too.....she made me think of Bette Davis in some of the photos that were shown
Yes, but kinder and prettier
She was a beautiful woman with grit and determination. A natural talent that never got the starring movie role she deserved. She would have been superb in From Here To Eternity .... but alas, that was not meant to be. I applaud her living her life, despite the cancer and the horrible pain, all the way to the brim ....she never once felt sorry for herself for the hand she was dealt. She could teach us all a lesson in how to live, and live well.
I loved that family so quirky yet strangely comforting too! Thanks for this
I do NOT remember Carolyn's and John Astin's relationship "outraging" conservative audiences.....we loved the whole show.
The MAGA weirdos today would find a reason to moan I’m quite sure.
I’m conservative but don’t remember hearing anything about that. Didn’t even know they had a relationship.
They’re talking about the onscreen PDA.
@@lorimontgomery3527 oh okay. Never heard any complaints about that. I thought it was kind of silly.
He missed her hand & arm. No lip kissing. It was funny
I loved the Adam's Family and got first place for being Morticia in my third grade Halloween contest. I was slender with long hair and wore a tight black dress with filmy pointy black things around the sleeves and hem. My only claim to fame!
You all might think I’m a little strange but I was born a bastard. The true meaning of the word is without a father. I had stepfathers. My grandfather was my dad figure in my life. My mother was never home. I grew up watching Carolyn Jones and John Astin and Lisa Loring in the Addams family. And I wanted to have a family like that. Even the Munsters had more family values than my own. My grandfather died and our family and all we stood for, died too that day. By the Brady Bunch aired I had a stepfather who was so abusive that 4 children were running away from home. Yeah I never had the love of a truly caring mom or dad
I totally agree with you 😊
😢 Kenny - my heart cries to hear your story. Unfortunately, it's an untold story of many. 💔
I’m so sorry.
Sorry you had a terrible childhood. Make it a better life for yourself and those around you. Therapy helped me deal with my childhood trauma.
@kenny Smith.... Did you watch Bonanza too. That might've provided a bit of comfort to see how a family was. My life dissolved as soon as I turned 12 and it hadn't been much beforehand.
Heinous things happened in mine too. Glad you had your grandad for a while. I never had grandparents.
Thoughtful and fascinating documentary. Some people suffer more than others. She didn't give up.
I still love the Addams family to this day. Carolyn was the perfect Morticia!
She was such a beautiful and talented person, it was a crying shame that things always went wrong for her career. RIP, dear lady. You are missed.
She is ❤️
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Horrible woman goodness so many marriages and divorces and no kids. Such selfish ppl thinking more for their career than having a family. Zero sympathy for such morons she did everything for her own convenience not bothered abt the ppl around her. Pls stop commenting good abt her, she was full of crap 💩
She had aot of tenacity & perseverance. Loved her as Morticia. Thank you for the background .❤
A star whose light went out too soon. I never knew what happened to her after Addams Family. Thank you for this video.
I had no idea that she had acted in so many serious roles. And was married to Aaron Spelling! And died so young.
Beautifully narrated and the story told.
I love this narrator! Thank you for a heartfelt rendition for our favorite Morticia!
Isn’t the narrator AI?
@@saraw8503. Scottish AI? I don’t think so, not with those pauses and inflections. If you listen, you can hear him inhale.
A fellow Scot. I can't think who he is 🏴
As also a fellow Scot, that's not AI but I don't know who it is either. Someone from Edinburgh with that accent
@@lucianamassari3300 All I know is it isn’t Mr Andrew Cotter.
I have always loved Carolyn Jones! I related to her bouts with asthma and pneumonia, as the same things interfered with my higher education several times. I thought that on screen and off, she was elegant, and kind. She remains one of my favorite actors!
I loved her in Addams Family; but I think my favorite role she played was as the mother of Wonder Woman. This was the 70's, when Lynda Carter played the role of Wonder Woman.
Carolyn Jones also starred in the Frank Sinatra movie "Hole In The Head". She played his crazy girlfriend and looked different from the typical blonde actresses. I was fascinated with her short black pixie hairdo and strikingly beautiful eyes and face.
I have been watching her films occasionally when TCM, and she definitely didn't receive the accolades she deserved and still deserves. I didn't know what caused her demise 😢
The Addams Family was an Hilarious comedy 😂, to this day I still laugh at such a well written program, great Ensemble Casting of Actors, Carolyn Jones was so amazing as the Gothic Morticia (perfect name choice for her character) she was played this role to the HILT, the same applies to the supporting cast😁.
On behalf of myself and your many fans, we remain delighted to discover you hosting and graciously Thank You for the joy you always bless us with!
Wow! I was one of those 7 yr olds who was introduced to The Addams Family & The Munsters in 1964 & was immediately hooked! While Lillian Munster was the quintessential mom, Morticia Addams was an enigma! She was so different than any woman I had ever seen and a little unsettling to me. She didn’t walk…she glided through her scenes. She was utterly mesmerizing! It’s heartbreaking to hear her story, and I hope she knows how impactful those 2 seasons of The Addams Family have been in our culture. Now when I see her Morticia, I understand why I was so entranced by her; she was an enigma in my world. She was a complete dichotomy? She lived and breathed class and refinement, while emanating sexuality and mystery! And those eyes! A perfect combination of beauty and brains! I don’t think another actress has ever affected me like Carolyn Jones did in that role!
Have you forgotten about Marty Feldman? 😜
Didn’t realise there were only two seasons of the Adam’s family
I know me too!! I thought it was on much longer.. Wonder how long the Muensters were on?? My other favorite show from my childhood
At that time, TV series had 18-22+ episodes per season. I too grew up watching The Addams Family, and in a rush to grow up, two years seemed to be an eternity back then to most pre-teens. I thought it was on TV for more seasons too.
@@haroldkendra7283 There were 64 episodes.
My daughter's favorite TV show. It's sad she had to go through all of that.
This video made me tear up. She was very special and so talented and strong.
I could have tears also, regretting the passage of time. I was 16 when the show debuted. And that was just shy of 60 years ago.
Solid little bio, the positive loving tone was great. What a stunning beauty - those eyes! Thanks for that! 🙂👍
Wonderfully told story. Thank you!
She was so good as Morticia. I never missed an episode.
Personally, I think Carolyn Jones is one of the prettiest & most ta!ented of all American actresses in the 20th Century! Live on Morticia!
Always loved her, she was one of my first celebrity crushes as a kid in the 60s (along with Nancy Sinatra and Raquel Welch) 😊
Beautiful tribute.
Eloquently spoken and beautifully articulated!
👍🏻💗
And the actors (and actress) who played the kids in the Addams family (Wednesday and Pugsly) said she felt like a real mother to them . Apparently the kids were so happy because they were like a real family even when the camera wasnt rolling. The actor who played the uncle was a child star whos parents used and abused him and he was extremely protective of the kids and demanded they take breaks for them and made sure they kept up with private tutoring. And when the camera wasnt rolling they would all play board games with them. The kids were extremely upset when it was cancelled as well.
Thank you for this informative video. I didn't know any of the cast before Addams Family came out in 1964, except for seeing John Astin in a previous tv comedy series, "I'm Dickens, He's Fenster." I was 16 when AF premiered. I still love the too-brief series, and I watch my DVD collection over and over. Wow! 60 years ago, nearly. It was creative right up to the end, acting and writing. Only 2 seasons. Sad. Gomez was passionate for Morticia, in a demonstrative, sometimes silly way, but there was no kissing on the lips, unlike other shows of that era and before.
Such a sad story R.I.P. beautiful lady thank u so much for sharing ❤
Thanks for a sad story beautifully told.
Truly sad❤ thank you for your narrative
Carolyn was awesome. Hollyweird blew it with a lot of actors that fans loved
I wish she had gotten the big screen success/Academy Award that she wanted and deserved. I do applaud her for opting not to have children, when she knew acting was her true calling. Sadly, so many women of her generation felt it was their duty to have children and to put career aspirations away.
Same with Betty White.She was married 3 times and loved working too much to have kids.
I find it interesting that you are happy her genes are no longer part of the human race.
Or, had the obligatory children that were then either neglected or even abused.
Wise women to know their dreams & actually pursue them.
I chose to not have children and it was the best decision in my life. Had a tubal ligation at age 25.
@u4riahsc I applaud you removing yourself from the gene pool.
Well done, my friend. Carolyn was so lovely. Thank you for making this. 💜
She was also in an episode Kolchak: The Night Stalker from 1975. CJ played the registar in the episode "Demon In Lace". As soon as I saw CJ's beautiful eyes, I knew it was her before hearing her voice.
I saw her in quite a few films and I liked her. She had spunk.
I loved her in King Creole too...Elvis and Vic Morrow...All ended too early...So sad...❤🙏💐💐💐🤗
We appreciated her acting in The Addams Family, House of Wax [with the great Vincent Price], and all her other movies. She always looked classy, beautiful, and completely in character. We pray she has a special place in heaven for such wonderful talent.
I love how heartfelt and respectfully you tell the story's of these people's lives ❤
Only 2 seasons? That show was so entertaining, clever and well acted by everyone. 😮☺️
Excellent narration, you told Caroline’s story without mistakes or anything else to draw my attention away of it. 👏 What a sad story, I’m glad she was finally able to return to acting though, and found someone to love as well.
Thank you for whisking me back to my childhood . The Adams Family was on my grandparent's tiny black and white tv . Just subscribed ...while I'm still alive ?❤
I watched the Adam's Family when I was a kid. I never knew that Miss Jones had played in other acting roles. Thanks for the informative video. She was a talented actress. I had no idea that she suffered this much.
I grew up watching The adams family Rip such an amazing actress!💐
I absolutely loved her as Ronnie in King Creole with Elvis!❤
She was brilliant in that film. Helped to make it his best movie by a mile. Sorry to hear how much she suffered.
My favourite narrator, perfect articulation
I always really loved Carolyn! It's wonderful that these films & TV shows can still be found today. She was such a treasure. Makes me sad to think she had been suffering. Now, she lives through these amazing movies & TV shows she made and remains in our memories. ~ Morticia was my favorite character of hers.
She was stunningly beautiful and I wanted to look exactly like her as a child. Alas, I was a boring blond but tried to dye my hair black as an older teen, something that didn’t work out too well. 😂
I thought she was a wonderful actress and am so sad that she died while not fulfilling her dream of total stardom. 😭
Rip gorgeous lady. 💔💔💔
By far the most beautiful woman ever. I was shocked to see her as a boring blonde here
Blonde does not suit certain tones of skin colour, they look awful. The same as fair skinned people who dye their hair that dreadful black that make them look like old witches. I wonder what she looked like BEFORE the plastic surgery?
One of the most beautiful actresses ever. I don't know what boy
growing up in the 60's didn't have a crush on Morticia Addams,
or Lily Munster! Sad that her health took her at such a young age.
❤✝🙏
Thanks. She was so gorgeous - and such an icon from my childhood, thanks to afternoon reruns of the Addams Family.
I loved her on the soap opera “Capitol”. Really missed her performances. Sad to see Capitol soap opera end too.
I was too young to see that soap, I never heard of it before. ❤
Carolyn had a stunning case of "dancers legs". if you are not familiar with that term, look up Debbie Reynolds, Angelique Pettjohn and Shirley MacLaine legs
And Joyce Dewitt
Is that good or bad ?
And Lucille Ball
@@user-pg7cx9wo1m yes
Dale Evans in a Roy Rogers movie, "Don't fence me in"
I used to watch Adam’s Family when I was a child. The only thing I think that you got wrong is that it wasn’t daytime TV, it was on at 8:30pm on Friday nights
She was such a great artist. And a beautiful woman.
She was a very nice person from what I had heard. I have watched some of old movies that she was in, and she was a great actress. I loved her role in the Addams family, but some of her parts in the older movies have shown the depth of talent.
Respectfully, having lived more than half my life now with the condition, I can rest assure you it is pronounced
A gora phobia !.
Mean condition ! Holds you prisoner when you have committed no crime.! A part of C-PTSD from rampant childhood abuse and trauma !
Thank you.!
I was wondering how her mother's fear of heights was known … glad someone clarified.
@@rawlsrules
Agoraphobia is The fear of the Marketplace
( Crowds, no escape or fear of open spaces where you can't get back to safety ) but as it progresses it becomes the fear of fears ! You don't often, if at all, leave your home. .
@@Adasteia I am also personally familiar with agoraphobia: the narrator said acrophobia which I thought odd.
@@rawlsrules
Hello, I could have sworn I heard the G sound. You are correct if It was pronounced as C. That is fear of heights !
I',m.teally sorry that you have to deal with Agoraphobia either as a sufferer or a loved one !
Covid quarantines set me back to almost square 1. Just have to take it day by day which is what all people do anyway. Take care ! 🌿🌱
@@Adasteia Quite alright. I listened a couple of times because I wasn't sure. Best of luck.
As a kid I adored her........
same.
Awwe, I always loved Carolyn as Morticia in the Adams Family. She had a pixie hairstyle and face with her big blue eyes 👀 it's so sad that she suffered from cancer while filming. May she rest in peace 🙏 🪦❤
Every show ms Jones graced her beauty her acting ability everything about her was true class.even as a child I saw something in her as morticia in the Addams family.i still watch it today endless reruns still holds my captivity.sadly there are no more actresses today to hold a candle to her and others.im so glad I grew up with old school movie stars.r,i,p ms Jones hope your soul is at peace.
She was fabulous in the Addams Family.
She most definitely played Morticia so well.. John Austin did a wonderful job of playing Gomez what a great Family show .I wish there were more shows like that now!! Unfortunately,most of what's on now days is trashy
She played in one of my favorite movies with one of my favorite actors. Vincent Price's House of Wax
YES!
I loved watching the Addams Family 👪. Thanks for sharing her story.
I was 11 when "The Addams Family" started. Always enjoyed watching it. In June of 1972, in Chicago, channel 44, had a local show, kinda like The Tonight Show, but hosted by show biz journalist Jack Eigen. I went to the afternoon filming, and surprise, Carolyn was one of the guest celebrities on the show.
I wish some company would release her film, "The Bachelor Party" on dvd. Thank you for this bitter sweet tribute.
Thank you for this. Your story telling and research are impeccable and a joy to watch!
She was gorgeous and talented.