Frank Stallone

I don't care if they were 30 pages.

She made all her own notes.

I mean, even she ran circles around the attorneys.

No, she wanted out of the show.

We weren't close friends then, so all I know is probably as much as you do.

I know that she left the show, though, and there was a lot of bad publicity, and Aaron Spelling and Spelling Goldberg sued her, and they said they would keep her from ever working again.

And, you know, do the jiggle jiggle, you know.

She wanted to move on and try to become a more serious actress, which she did eventually.

Yeah.

She went back to Nacogdoches with me once, and it was during the time she had cancer, but she was –

feeling quite good at this time.

And we went back to see her dad in Houston for his 90th birthday.

And then we drove to Nacogdoches and we loved it.

I mean, we were like just two girlfriends hanging out, driving along, stopping and getting fried chicken and barbecued sandwiches and everything.

And, you know, we'd stop in these little places or when we got to Nacogdoches and these young college girls working in them would say,

They'd look at her and they'd walk around and they'd say, you look so familiar.

And they'd say, you look like, does anybody ever tell you you look like, what's her name from Charlie's Angels?

Farrah Fawcett?

And she'd go, yeah, yeah, sometimes.

Then they'd look at her a little bit more and they'd go, you're not her, are you?