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Elizabeth Kerr was born on August 15, 1912, in Kansas City, Missouri. She appeared in several theatrical and television movies. Her movie credits include: “Yellow Stockings: (1930), “Letters from an Unknown Woman” (1949), “Six Bridges to Cross” (1955), and “Mother and Daughter: the Loving War” (1980). She appeared on a number of sitcoms, including “The Betty White Show”, “The Bob Newhart Show”, “Rhoda, “Mr. Belvedere”, “The Facts of Life”, “Punky Brewster” and “Gimme A Break”. But, she is best known for her role as Mindy’s feisty Grandmother, Cora Hudson in the sitcom, “Mork and Mindy”. After the first season, she, along with Conrad Janis, who played Mindy’s father, Fred McConnell, were dropped from the cast after the producers decided to retool the show. After the ratings plummeted, the producers realized that they had made a mistake and Janis was rehired for the third and fourth seasons, but Kerr was only brought back to do one episode in season 3, titled “Old Muggable Mork” and seven episodes in season 4: “Limited Engagement”, “The wedding”, “The Honeymoon”, “Long Before We Met”, “Rich Mork, Poor Mork”, “I Don’t Remember Mama”, and the last episode of the series, “The Mork Report”. After the series ended, Kerr continued to make appearances in movies and on television. Her last appearance was in the movie Frankie and Johnny in 1991.
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Frankie and Johnny 1991 - Senior Citizen Customer
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