Yes. She's there to talk about the book and they go off about Gilligan's Island for more than half the time. I'm sure that she made it clear to the producers beforehand as well.
@@jm7804that's how it always is when celebrities are interviewed. They always get asked about their old stuff. They get asked the same questions in every interview.
So much has been said about Tina Louise’s feelings about Gillian’s Island, usually with words like “bitter” or “difficult” being used. Learning about her childhood, it seems to me that Tina learned it was ok to say no or ask for what you wanted. She never did any reunion movies after the show ended, so it sounds like she’s not the one who had trouble moving on with her life. The public just wouldn’t let her. This way she gets to tell her own story without anyone else’s interference. Good for her!
@@texasgirl6000they say they all got along, not true I remember bob Denver telling a story that he and Tina did not get along at all, she was under the impression she was the star of the show…hello it’s called Gillian’s island!
@@texasgirl6000 you can't stop making disgusting comments about her. Why are you so unhappy with your life that you have to bully a 90 year old who quietly lived her life without any scandals?
Very true. She obviously does not like to talk about the show and does not have fond memories of the experience. That's fine, but she has to know that her fame and public recognition comes from her role as Ginger Grant and not any other work she has done. She should appreciate the fans of Gilligan's Island and at least be gracious enough to answer questions and talk about the show more in depth when asked to.
I love when she says "mainly I want to talk about the book." She read the room - two young interviewers lazily referring to a silly TV show that they probably have never seen as "iconic" and expecting the interview to be only about that. Tina Louise has long said that she was lied to about the extent of her role on Gilligan's Island, and that she hates the show because it typecast her and ruined her career. It's why she never participated in any of the TV movies or went to conventions. Of course, I am sure these interviewers didn't even bother to google her. One even admitted in a question that she didn't even bother to read the book jacket. Amateurish stuff.
It’s true that Tina has always wanted to be seen for more than her role on Gilligan’s Island, but I wouldn’t say she hates the show. In fact, in recent years she really seems to have softened to it and seems to acknowledge and appreciate its impact on people. But yes, she was there to talk about the book and she let them know!
@@franko6677I always got the impression she may have been lied to by her agent about the show Gillians Island and that she was told she was going to be a star of the show. The new book does seem to explain why some of the secretive female narcissistic behavior happened on the set and after the show. It obvious she had the lack of parents in her life and she took that out on others. At the time of the show was made television was considered a low cheap form of entertainment and I believe she always thought of herself as being either a actress good enough to star on Broadway or be a big star in movies. Which she is a great actress however with stardom it's fleeting and most only get a chance to be good a one format. The question about the show is I have heard very little from her about the show. It's like she doesn't want to talk about it.
The chances of any kind of success in Hollywood for an actor/actress is about 80,000 to 1. Tina Louise had her day in the limelight and she could have used that opportunity to further her career but instead became bitter over it's success in subsequent years. And if she ever thought that a show called "Gilligan's Island" was going to be about her....then she's not very bright.
She was very patient and polite with them, and answered a few Gilligan questions, but she probably knew her segment was short and she wanted to plug her book.
Same could be said of Tina Louise herself. They are interviewing "Ginger," the only reason she is there. I believe a noble reason. Too bad Tina Louise didn't feel the same way. God bless her.
My father was mentally alert . All that changed quickly after he broke his hip. A few weeks later he got heart failure and the slide down was quick, including his attitude about being alive. Hope she is able to maintain her health.
@@NFL1976 Not sure what you are referring to, but judging from the nature of your response, I am sure it's nothing worth spending time on or pondering over.
It is what it is. I think the interviewers were on target. If not for Gilligan's Island, none of us would have ever heard of Tina Louise. Perhaps her career would have been more fulfilling if she embraced the character the way the fans of the show did. Her bitterness, almost regret, comes through in this interview. She was not above the part she played. This is what made the other cast of characters so endearing. Few will read her book. Few care. A wonderful woman I am sure. My grandmother was too, but she wasn't a star on Gilligan's Island!
These " Interviewers " are VAPID.. They Did NOT get the Assignment given... very rude ,not to mention disappointing. She was not wanting to speak that much about the Show ... but these two young, foolish wonen didnt " get it " .... I know that she felt type- cast from being in this Show and she felt that it kind of ruined her career because everybody identified her as Ginger Grant from the show and I believe she was extremely talented, far beyond the Show .She has great resilience and my goodness, she is 90.Come on, people.. she has lived a long time and she has seen so much in her Life...and God bless her. ✨️🙏🏻
That interview was rude. She was telling about her book, and you all cut her off twice and was like OK thank you bye. I don't even understand why you had her on.
I don't see what was so bad about it. They have to cut the interview off at some point because they only have a certain amount of time. What I thought was rude was the tone of voice was condescending.
@@TakeTheRideI watched it again... I don't think they were trying to be rude. I think it's the people talk in a different tone of voice to older people. The reason they cut her off is because she seems to not know how to do a decent interview herself. She just seems to be rambling. When you promote a book, you're not supposed to tell everything in it. She even said what the last line of the book was.
@@artvandelay409 Most Gilligan's Island fans love her and the show. For the majority of the time after Gilligan's Island she has rejected the idea of doing anything with the show except for some tv interviews. It's sad the TV movies and cartoon series continued without her.
I believe its because she believed it damaged her acting career. She was type cast as a red headed version dumb blonde type character which she definitely wasnt. The only jobs offered wanted her to be a version of Ginger. She considered herself to be a dramatic actress in serious roles. Ironically the type of actress Ginger imagined herself to be.
They should have given her more time to talk. They spent the last 30 seconds just cutting her off. The pencil lead story reminded me of my childhood, except I was a young boy who engaged in pencil fights intentionally. I still have some visible lead many years later.
I feel bad for Ms. Louise, even in the comments all people want to talk about is Ginger, and most of them unkind and a couple that are deeply concerning. Miss Tina, you come across as an intelligent, classy and compassionate lady.
So good to see her again, I have to say I never thought they would get off that damn island, they we're so close, I was so frustrated when they missed that opportunity to leave with the Harlem Globetrotters, how the heck do a team of giant basketballers get if the island yet the others didn't, it was probably Gilligans fault.
Dawn Wells ended up broke and alone in old age. I guess she didnt have a lawyer go over her contracts. Dawn studied chemistry at the University of Washington and had lots of roles in addition to Gilligan's Island so she should have had residuals. She was beautiful and intelligent but for some reason had no husband ,children , siblings ,nieces or nephews .
I am sure that Tina‘s press agent set everything up and everything was supposed to be prefaced with Gilligans island stuff. Tina just interjected when she felt that enough with and said about Gilligan’s Island and she wanted to move onto her book in the time allowed for the interview.
Sadly the only one left. I can understand her displeasure with the show. In a sense it destroyed her acting career. After Gilligan's Island she was type cast as a red headed version of a dumb blonde type character, which she absolutely wasn't. Francis Bavier had a similar fate. After Andy Griffith she was type cast as an "old maid"! Both considered themselves and were very capable dramatic actresses.
I heard that Frances Bavier was found dead and nude face down next to a bowl of cat food in her kitchen...Guess it doesn't matter what kind of show you do, it gets you in the end...
tina louise spoke about "gilligan's island" for approximately 1 minute and 40 seconds before the topic switched to her book. the interview was less than 6 minutes. what were they supposed to get to the heart of in that amount of time?
This is a depressing clip for so many reasons: The shallow artificiality of the horrible hosts, Tina's lingering horrors from 70-80 years ago about spiders on the ceiling of a bathroom and killer pencils, Tina's never-ending resentment about GI (which we're all quite tired of now. Embrace it already!), the way she's plopped on and shunted off because there's apparently something more pressing that they need to get to in our ADHD-esque viewer habits... The show she left "Fade Out - Fade In" had all the makings of a hit, but the wheels came off when Carol Burnett suffered a neck injury in a taxi accident, then lost interest in continuing with the show until she was forced back. So it's now basically forgotten (though she hired the choreographer and a key dancer to take part in her immortal "The Carol Burnett Show!")
Interviewers (hosts) on these kind of shows simply don't have time to read every book by every author than comes on the show. It's up to someone on her staff to do that and then highlight certain parts of the book to discuss with the guest....clearly this was not done.
People commenting "they don't have that kind of time to read a book,' -- "Sunday" is 74 pages long. It is available on audiobook. Publishers provide advance copies of all versions to media like these two geniuses. It would take the a erage person 2 hours to read a 74-page book. Audio would be the same. I could get that done in my commute to work and cleaning the kitchen after dinner.
Interviewers (hosts) on these kind of shows simply don't have time to read every book by every author than comes on the show. It's up to someone on her staff to do that and then highlight certain parts of the book to discuss with the guest....clearly this was not done.
These two interviewers confirm the dumbing down of America. Both have the demeanor of junior high school girls who didn’t want to read the book or give the book report. Grade: F-
Everyone will say that for 90, Tina Louise looks great and I guess she does. Though, I would like to know why, in Hollywood, people cannot age normally / gracefully. Like, why is the red hair, which is obviously not natural, necessary now at 90 years old? ( Not trying to be nasty). Why not gray?
For the same reason I color my hair light brown instead of the espresso color it is and the same reason there are colors you probably would never wear (I am guessing you'd say no to orange or lime green?) 😉 Not everyone can have white or gray hair and look fantastic, like Judi Dench, Ellen Burstyn, Sissy Spacek, George Clooney or Anderson Cooper. 😕
With a lot of things I've heard about the behind the scenes with not only Gilligan's Island but the Brady Bunch, where Tina Louise was difficult on the set of Gilliagan's Island as Robert Reed had been on the Brady Bunch. If Robert Reed hadn't been gay, i think Robert Reed and Tina Louise would have been good together.
Gosh, im sorry you had a rough childhood but then you had fame and fortune almost nobody gets in life , how about saying im humbled and thankful for my lucky break or something, that was depressing although you are sound of mind and body for your age
I was at a mall 35 - 40 years ago although no memory of state, city or specific location and ran across she and Bob Denver sitting at a table signing autographs. They might have been promoting something? It seemed rather odd. I said hi and took a couple pictures of them. Bob was wearing his white Gilligan hat/cap. She was wearing jeans and t-shirt. Those photos are in a box. Maybe I'll put them on ebay. Anyone know if they're worth anything not having been signed?
👎 Tina Louise hasn't changed her attitude towards GILLIGAN'S ISLAND in all these years... Even at 90 years old she hates it. She's always hated the ONLY SHOW that made her famous. For years when the entire original cast got together to make sequel movies to the original, Tina never was in them. They always had to find a substitute. She always thought she was too fine an actress for that show. She STILL DOES. I have no interest in reading her book.
Nobody cares about Tina Louise's life from birth to 8 years old. We only care about Gilligan's Island. It's a shame SHE of all of them is the last man standing.
It’s sad to say but this is true because it’s not as if she was known as a child, there isn’t a documented public account of those years that captivates people. She did this book maybe as therapy and to distract people from a show she hated and leave this as legacy, despite not having an audience for it.
To be 90 and still so acute mentally - outstanding.
She is a literacy advocate in New York and volunteers her time to teach young children to read.
she speaks like a younger person - wow. good for her.
She’s 90 people! I am not gonna be this physically and mentally amazing. Go Tina!
You will look better and be sharper than Tina Louise! I have faith in you friend :-)
90 years old and still a beautiful princess 👑
I want to hear her story... she's has something to say... I'm getting the book
@@0patience4flz Same!
I'll croak at least 20 years before getting to her age :).
I'm thrilled that she's still going strong.
So good to see her. She seems happy and well. She is 90! Where has the time gone?
I felt bad for Tina having to be interviewed by two nitwits.
Tina was too classy to be interviewed by those two.
Tina deserved better...that was awful
Dimwits
Yes. She's there to talk about the book and they go off about Gilligan's Island for more than half the time. I'm sure that she made it clear to the producers beforehand as well.
@@jm7804that's how it always is when celebrities are interviewed. They always get asked about their old stuff. They get asked the same questions in every interview.
So much has been said about Tina Louise’s feelings about Gillian’s Island, usually with words like “bitter” or “difficult” being used. Learning about her childhood, it seems to me that Tina learned it was ok to say no or ask for what you wanted. She never did any reunion movies after the show ended, so it sounds like she’s not the one who had trouble moving on with her life. The public just wouldn’t let her. This way she gets to tell her own story without anyone else’s interference. Good for her!
What a shame that people have to get old, even beautiful Ginger.
I love Tina Louise.❤
Unfortunately the last remaining cast member of Gilligan's Island is the one who hated it the most.
So true.
@@texasgirl6000they say they all got along, not true I remember bob Denver telling a story that he and Tina did not get along at all, she was under the impression she was the star of the show…hello it’s called Gillian’s island!
@@texasgirl6000 you can't stop making disgusting comments about her. Why are you so unhappy with your life that you have to bully a 90 year old who quietly lived her life without any scandals?
Very true. She obviously does not like to talk about the show and does not have fond memories of the experience. That's fine, but she has to know that her fame and public recognition comes from her role as Ginger Grant and not any other work she has done. She should appreciate the fans of Gilligan's Island and at least be gracious enough to answer questions and talk about the show more in depth when asked to.
I'm 63.
Years old,, I grew up with gilligan's island,, I just watched it the other day and Tina louise Looks just like a barbie doll,, So perfect!!
It only ran for 3 seasons. You must have memorized every episode.
@@mas5867 98 episodes.
I love when she says "mainly I want to talk about the book." She read the room - two young interviewers lazily referring to a silly TV show that they probably have never seen as "iconic" and expecting the interview to be only about that. Tina Louise has long said that she was lied to about the extent of her role on Gilligan's Island, and that she hates the show because it typecast her and ruined her career. It's why she never participated in any of the TV movies or went to conventions. Of course, I am sure these interviewers didn't even bother to google her. One even admitted in a question that she didn't even bother to read the book jacket. Amateurish stuff.
Tina has never made the statements, "I was lied to" or that "I hate the show."
It’s true that Tina has always wanted to be seen for more than her role on Gilligan’s Island, but I wouldn’t say she hates the show. In fact, in recent years she really seems to have softened to it and seems to acknowledge and appreciate its impact on people. But yes, she was there to talk about the book and she let them know!
@@franko6677I always got the impression she may have been lied to by her agent about the show Gillians Island and that she was told she was going to be a star of the show.
The new book does seem to explain why some of the secretive female narcissistic behavior happened on the set and after the show. It obvious she had the lack of parents in her life and she took that out on others.
At the time of the show was made television was considered a low cheap form of entertainment and I believe she always thought of herself as being either a actress good enough to star on Broadway or be a big star in movies. Which she is a great actress however with stardom it's fleeting and most only get a chance to be good a one format.
The question about the show is I have heard very little from her about the show. It's like she doesn't want to talk about it.
The chances of any kind of success in Hollywood for an actor/actress is about 80,000 to 1. Tina Louise had her day in the limelight and she could have used that opportunity to further her career but instead became bitter over it's success in subsequent years. And if she ever thought that a show called "Gilligan's Island" was going to be about her....then she's not very bright.
She was very patient and polite with them, and answered a few Gilligan questions, but she probably knew her segment was short and she wanted to plug her book.
These interviewers have no idea who Tina Louise is.
Same could be said of Tina Louise herself. They are interviewing "Ginger," the only reason she is there. I believe a noble reason. Too bad Tina Louise didn't feel the same way. God bless her.
My father was mentally alert . All that changed quickly after he broke his hip. A few weeks later he got heart failure and the slide down was quick, including his attitude about being alive. Hope she is able to maintain her health.
When I was a stockbroker in my first job in nyc she was my client :)
did you make her any money
@@edgeworldpictures6831 duh - how do you think she found the time to write her book ;)
@@edgeworldpictures6831 fuk yes!
God bless Tina aka.Ginger Grant.
Greetings from Greece! It's amazing that she's 90 and she's still so engaging and active!!!
Full album available on UA-cam.
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@@NFL1976 Not sure what you are referring to, but judging from the nature of your response, I am sure it's nothing worth spending time on or pondering over.
My favorite woman… very nice interview. Thanks
It is what it is. I think the interviewers were on target. If not for Gilligan's Island, none of us would have ever heard of Tina Louise. Perhaps her career would have been more fulfilling if she embraced the character the way the fans of the show did. Her bitterness, almost regret, comes through in this interview. She was not above the part she played. This is what made the other cast of characters so endearing. Few will read her book. Few care. A wonderful woman I am sure. My grandmother was too, but she wasn't a star on Gilligan's Island!
Exactly!
Same age as my late mother before she passed and just as sharp.😊
Actors don't want to be typecast . But , it was Ginger Grant that made Tina Louise . She made the choice of accepting the G.I. role.
Exactly!
These " Interviewers " are VAPID.. They Did NOT get the Assignment given... very rude ,not to mention disappointing. She was not wanting to speak that much about the Show ... but these two young, foolish wonen didnt " get it " .... I know that she felt type- cast from being in this Show and she felt that it kind of ruined her career because everybody identified her as Ginger Grant from the show and I believe she was extremely talented, far beyond the Show .She has great resilience and my goodness, she is 90.Come on, people.. she has lived a long time and she has seen so much in her Life...and God bless her. ✨️🙏🏻
And the feigned shock at the spiders and pencil lead comments.
"mainly I want to talk about the book" she HATES Gilligan Island!
Love her!
That interview was rude. She was telling about her book, and you all cut her off twice and was like OK thank you bye. I don't even understand why you had her on.
I don't see what was so bad about it. They have to cut the interview off at some point because they only have a certain amount of time. What I thought was rude was the tone of voice was condescending.
@@brendalg4 So was the interview rude or was it not.
@@TakeTheRideI watched it again... I don't think they were trying to be rude. I think it's the people talk in a different tone of voice to older people.
The reason they cut her off is because she seems to not know how to do a decent interview herself. She just seems to be rambling. When you promote a book, you're not supposed to tell everything in it. She even said what the last line of the book was.
An amazing woman.
All the actors on Gilligan's Island, especially Russell Johnson and Dawn Wells, spoke fondly and highly of Tina Louise.
Tina was beautiful and so was Dawn.
She never ever feels comfortable talking about Gilligan's Island. Even the book has nothing to do with the show.
@@artvandelay409 Most Gilligan's Island fans love her and the show. For the majority of the time after Gilligan's Island she has rejected the idea of doing anything with the show except for some tv interviews. It's sad the TV movies and cartoon series continued without her.
I believe its because she believed it damaged her acting career. She was type cast as a red headed version dumb blonde type character which she definitely wasnt.
The only jobs offered wanted her to be a version of Ginger. She considered herself to be a dramatic actress in serious roles. Ironically the type of actress Ginger imagined herself to be.
She cut an Album "Time for Tina".
She should have recorded more, a wonderful voice.
Greetings from Greece! Really? Didn't know! I'll check it out!
@@Argiriosk The album and cd is called It's Time for Tina.
@@Argiriosk ua-cam.com/video/lL9YIpp_rlk/v-deo.html
@@robertgold3868 Thanks for the info! 😊
They should have given her more time to talk. They spent the last 30 seconds just cutting her off. The pencil lead story reminded me of my childhood, except I was a young boy who engaged in pencil fights intentionally. I still have some visible lead many years later.
Wow Tina you look great
A classy lady, all the way. Beautiful in her golden age.
I feel bad for Ms. Louise, even in the comments all people want to talk about is Ginger, and most of them unkind and a couple that are deeply concerning.
Miss Tina, you come across as an intelligent, classy and compassionate lady.
I might have to look for a copy of her book.
So Beautiful ♥️
Maybe different interviewers were needed for this. Something tells me they didn’t understand the assignment.
in her 90s...TL must have very good genes!!😊
So good to see her again, I have to say I never thought they would get off that damn island, they we're so close, I was so frustrated when they missed that opportunity to leave with the Harlem Globetrotters, how the heck do a team of giant basketballers get if the island yet the others didn't, it was probably Gilligans fault.
Dawn Wells ended up broke and alone in old age. I guess she didnt have a lawyer go over her contracts. Dawn studied chemistry at the University of Washington and had lots of roles in addition to Gilligan's Island so she should have had residuals. She was beautiful and intelligent but for some reason had no husband ,children , siblings ,nieces or nephews .
Ouch!
The woman interviewing Ms. Louise seemed vapid! I don't think they understood the assignment!
I am sure that Tina‘s press agent set everything up and everything was supposed to be prefaced with Gilligans island stuff. Tina just interjected when she felt that enough with and said about Gilligan’s Island and she wanted to move onto her book in the time allowed for the interview.
Lol for real
Bad INTERVIEWER AUDITION
Sadly the only one left.
I can understand her displeasure with the show. In a sense it destroyed her acting career. After Gilligan's Island she was type cast as a red headed version of a dumb blonde type character, which she absolutely wasn't. Francis Bavier had a similar fate. After Andy Griffith she was type cast as an "old maid"! Both considered themselves and were very capable dramatic actresses.
I heard that Frances Bavier was found dead and nude face down next to a bowl of cat food in her kitchen...Guess it doesn't matter what kind of show you do, it gets you in the end...
This is the worst interview I have ever heard. I had SO many questions. The interviewers had NONE!
tina louise spoke about "gilligan's island" for approximately 1 minute and 40 seconds before the topic switched to her book. the interview was less than 6 minutes. what were they supposed to get to the heart of in that amount of time?
Dwelling on the past will make anyone miserable
The book title is deceiving…. A memoir. It’s only a memoir or short portion of her life
The one gal on the left keeps interrupting and taking over her :( 😢
This is a depressing clip for so many reasons: The shallow artificiality of the horrible hosts, Tina's lingering horrors from 70-80 years ago about spiders on the ceiling of a bathroom and killer pencils, Tina's never-ending resentment about GI (which we're all quite tired of now. Embrace it already!), the way she's plopped on and shunted off because there's apparently something more pressing that they need to get to in our ADHD-esque viewer habits... The show she left "Fade Out - Fade In" had all the makings of a hit, but the wheels came off when Carol Burnett suffered a neck injury in a taxi accident, then lost interest in continuing with the show until she was forced back. So it's now basically forgotten (though she hired the choreographer and a key dancer to take part in her immortal "The Carol Burnett Show!")
Did the ladies read the book at all?
@abevillanueva1974 Nope!🤔🤨🙄🙆
Interviewers (hosts) on these kind of shows simply don't have time to read every book by every author than comes on the show. It's up to someone on her staff to do that and then highlight certain parts of the book to discuss with the guest....clearly this was not done.
@@artvandelay409 That is true. They have a job to do and that is to give the daily news and to entertain the viewers.
People commenting "they don't have that kind of time to read a book,' -- "Sunday" is 74 pages long. It is available on audiobook. Publishers provide advance copies of all versions to media like these two geniuses. It would take the a erage person 2 hours to read a 74-page book. Audio would be the same. I could get that done in my commute to work and cleaning the kitchen after dinner.
@@janetcraftyes, entertaining as in interviewing guests; not juggling balls in the air. It's a 74 page book. A monkey could read that in 3 hours.
This was very interesting
They have no idea what the books about.
Interviewers (hosts) on these kind of shows simply don't have time to read every book by every author than comes on the show. It's up to someone on her staff to do that and then highlight certain parts of the book to discuss with the guest....clearly this was not done.
@@artvandelay409I agree.
These two interviewers confirm the dumbing down of America. Both have the demeanor of junior high school girls who didn’t want to read the book or give the book report. Grade: F-
Excellent comparison.
Everyone will say that for 90, Tina Louise looks great and I guess she does. Though, I would like to know why, in Hollywood, people cannot age normally / gracefully. Like, why is the red hair, which is obviously not natural, necessary now at 90 years old? ( Not trying to be nasty). Why not gray?
And she's had a lot of plastic surgery done as well.
For the same reason I color my hair light brown instead of the espresso color it is and the same reason there are colors you probably would never wear (I am guessing you'd say no to orange or lime green?) 😉 Not everyone can have white or gray hair and look fantastic, like Judi Dench, Ellen Burstyn, Sissy Spacek, George Clooney or Anderson Cooper. 😕
She didn't want to do the show. Like most she hoped it would end quickly.
With a lot of things I've heard about the behind the scenes with not only Gilligan's Island but the Brady Bunch, where Tina Louise was difficult on the set of Gilliagan's Island as Robert Reed had been on the Brady Bunch. If Robert Reed hadn't been gay, i think Robert Reed and Tina Louise would have been good together.
My moms age. I would think she has mixed feelings about fame and how it shut her into a box.
Gosh, im sorry you had a rough childhood but then you had fame and fortune almost nobody gets in life , how about saying im humbled and thankful for my lucky break or something, that was depressing although you are sound of mind and body for your age
Read Bob Denver and Russell Johnson’s books she didn’t like the show
Boring. If it is not about Gilligan's Island I don't care.
Helps to at least glance at a summary of the book before interviewing the author on the book itself. Astonishingly unprofessional.
Obviously shes had lots of face lifts
I was at a mall 35 - 40 years ago although no memory of state, city or specific location and ran across she and Bob Denver sitting at a table signing autographs. They might have been promoting something? It seemed rather odd. I said hi and took a couple pictures of them. Bob was wearing his white Gilligan hat/cap. She was wearing jeans and t-shirt. Those photos are in a box. Maybe I'll put them on ebay. Anyone know if they're worth anything not having been signed?
🤔🤯🙄
👎 Tina Louise hasn't changed her attitude towards GILLIGAN'S ISLAND in all these years... Even at 90 years old she hates it. She's always hated the ONLY SHOW that made her famous. For years when the entire original cast got together to make sequel movies to the original, Tina never was in them. They always had to find a substitute. She always thought she was too fine an actress for that show. She STILL DOES. I have no interest in reading her book.
Nobody cares about Tina Louise's life from birth to 8 years old. We only care about Gilligan's Island. It's a shame SHE of all of them is the last man standing.
Well said.
It’s sad to say but this is true because it’s not as if she was known as a child, there isn’t a documented public account of those years that captivates people. She did this book maybe as therapy and to distract people from a show she hated and leave this as legacy, despite not having an audience for it.
@@OasisJones she's a c-word, has always been a c-word and it's so sad she's the only one left ... I have always despised her
@@mt_gox Jesus what did she do to you?
@@OasisJones and what did she to do you? You should be ashamed of yourself.
Wat too many face lifts Tina.
Beautiful ❤❤❤.
The croam off a trailer hitch