#amanda randolph

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Actor/singer/musician Amanda Randolph (September 2, 1896 – August 24, 1967)

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Amanda Randolph Vs. Judy Parfitt

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Amanda Randolph - (The Laytons) - First African-American performer to star in a regularly scheduled network television show, technically it aired in 1948, before the 1950 cut off but I believe the historical importance should allow an exception. Like almost all shows aired on the defunct DuMont Television Network, few details exist and all footage was destroyed when the network shut down in 1956. Yes, she was playing a maid, but still, she was there at the very beginning of commercial television and I think that's cool!

Judy Parfitt - (The Jewel in The Crown, Pride and Prejudice) - A familiar face on British television, stunning looks and still going strong. Her performance in The Jewel in the Crown is so brilliant that you'll hate her so much in that role and still be attracted to her.

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Judy Parfitt:

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Amanda Randolph torturing Guy Marks

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Mank (2020)

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The Spiderwick Chronicles follows the coming-of-age story of the Grace Family, as they move from New York to Michigan and into their family’s ancestral home.  Upon arrival, the family not only uncovers mysteries hidden inside their great grandfather’s Spiderwick Estate, but also discovers a secret, fantastical world around them. 

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Amanda Hearst by © Tony Kelly

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Absolute Power: Task Force VII #6 by Stephanie Williams and Khary Randolph features, appropriately, Amanda Waller coming for the Amazons after the events of Absolute Power #3, with Queen Nubia and her sisters stepping up for a fight.

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cover by Pete Woods

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Batman in the New 52 Age

Paper cut-outs of the Caped Crusader in the styles of

Greg Capullo; Patrick Gleason; Chris Burnham; Cameron Stewart; Amanda Conner; Karl Kerschl; Andy Clarke; Becky Cloonan; Khary Randolph; Guillerm March; Babs Tarr; and Sean Murphy.

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5 Characters who should get an Invincible Special Episode

Invincible Season 2 has just wrapped up, and while some fans are a little disappointed with its ending, overall the general consensus has been positive. From excellent music, to phenomenal voice work and animation, along with X-Men '97 its been a great time to be a superhero fan AND an animation fan.

This season also brought in a handful of new characters, as well brought some fan favorites to the forefront, including Allen the Alien, Rex Splode and Immortal.

I think I speak for everyone when I say I love being in this universe, and would love to see more. And while I know Season 3 will be here sooner than Season 2 was, I've been thinking about all those incredible characters and the Atom Eve Special.

It went a long way in showing how good the animation got, expanding on Atom Eve, and evening building up threats like The Lizard League.

I think theres alot of potential in expanding some of these characters, seeing their origins and helping build up their character development.

So I'm going to go through some, along with ideas as to how the episodes can play out. Spoiler Warning for Invincible Season 1 & 2 and mild spoilers from the comics.

5. Bulletproof

Starting off with one of the newest members of the Guardians of the Globe, Zandale Randolph AKA Bulletproof is definitely a character you forgot was in this season.

While he is known for a few big things in the future, he didn't really get to do much this season. He wasn't very useful in the sequid invasion, didn't really help in any major fights, nor do we know anything about him. So why him?

His history in the comics is rather tragic, and I think is something we are going to explore. His twin brother, a mad genius, attempts experimenting on Zandale in order to give himself superpowers. Instead it gives Zandale superpowers, and kills his brother.

Due to this, and unable to tell his parents, he pretends to be both brothers to preserve his brothers legacy.

That tragedy is alot, and could make for an amazing episode, with his brother being the villain and explain why he is so guarded.

Plus, I love Jay Pharoah. More Jay Pharoah please.

4. Dupli-Kate

We got some hints at Dupli-Kates origin in her eulogy from Immortal. Her powers come from a curse upon her family, that led to both her and her brother gaining the ability to multiply.

What you don't know is they started off as a brother sister team before going their separate ways.

We actually see Kate's brother Multi-Paul in the cell when the Maulers escape again. Seeing a young version of Multi-Paul before their inevitable confrontation in a later season could give us more stakes.

Yes, this is another sibling rivalry just like Bulletproof, but this could start way more fun than Bulletproofs.

And two multipliers who are children fighting it out in a dramatic finish? Also good television.

3. Monster Girl

Talk about a tragedy.

Monster Girl's curse was given to her after falling in love with a man whose grandmother disapproved of her. That grandmother was a witch, who turned her into an ogre with extraordinary power.

We don't get much else from her origin, which could give us some wiggle room.

This could start as a love story turned horror story, unable to get out of her monster form, feeling trapped in her own body. We can have the witch be an Agatha Harkness type, and a physical threat in the episode too.

Once she is defeated, Amanda is able to turn back and be with the man she loves, until she realizes months later, that she is getting younger, and he breaks her heart.

The beats are all there, and I'd love to see a magic based episode in the Invincible Universe mixed in with some Hulk style action. Plus, building up Amanda will be important as she is vital in the comics.

2. Thaedus The Great Betrayer

You didn't think I was only picking Guardians did you?

Thaedus' episode could be by far the most interesting, showing us Viltrum from a first hand perspective, before he betrayed and before he formed the Coalition.

I don't want to get too heavy into spoilers, but he causes a brutal blow on the Viltrum Empire I'd love to see first hand. We can keep Peter Cullen, or get a younger voice actor, but either way, seeing a younger Viltrum Empire would be very intriguing and a bloodbath.

1. Rex Splode

Despite being one of the most annoying characters in Season 1, Rex is by far the standout of Season 2 in my eyes.

Another origin that was slightly teased, I can imagine Rex's episode can be his sad origin, meeting Atom Eve in act 2, and taking out his oppressors by the end in a good old fashioned team up.

This could be a direct sequel to the Atom Eve Special, giving us more Eve, and help us understand their relationship even better. Plus Rex being blind sided with a girl who can make anything? Sounds like a fun battle to me.

Thank you so much for reading! Please consider following, and check out my socials and other sites here! And let me know: Who do you want to see get an Invincible Special Origin Episode?

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I'm stuck between Slytherin and Hufflepuff

Sam Carpenter

Love Quinn

Tinker Bell

Monica Geller

Amanda Young

Taylor Townsend

Georgia Randolph

Tiffany Valentines

Bee

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Remembering Amanda Randolph on her birthday #botd Randolph was the first African-American performer to star in a regularly scheduled network TV show, appearing in DuMont's “The Laytons” in 1948.

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Amanda Randolph Vs. Barbara Mullen

Propaganda

Amanda Randolph - (The Laytons) - First African-American performer to star in a regularly scheduled network television show, technically it aired in 1948, before the 1950 cut off but I believe the historical importance should allow an exception. Like almost all shows aired on the defunct DuMont Television Network, few details exist and all footage was destroyed when the network shut down in 1956. Yes, she was playing a maid, but still, she was there at the very beginning of commercial television and I think that's cool!

Barbara Mullen - (Doctor Finlay's Casebook) - Born to Irish immigrant parents in Boston, USA, Barbara Mullen's life story is the stuff that movies are made of. Despite a rough start in life, she worked as a singer and dancer, making her stage debut aged three in the USA, before making her debut in London in the play Jeannie and becoming an overnight sensation. Her most celebrated role in television was in Dr. Finlay's Casebook which began airing on the BBC in 1962 and ran for eight seasons. She played Janet McPherson, the housekeeper to Doctors Finlay and Cameron and made up one of the three main roles in the long running series. Janet's kind but firm and no nonsense attitude captured hearts and made her a household name and a British TV icon.

Master Poll List of the Hot Vintage TV Ladies Bracket

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Barbara Mullen:

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It’s cool to see the teenage Rusty Hamer jamming with Amanda Randolph in the seldom seen 11th season of Make Room For Daddy.

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Mank (2020)

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Ernestine Wade

By Life Magazine via Google Images-Photographer Loomis Dean., Fair use, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=28885998

Ernestine Wade (August 7, 1906 – April 15, 1983) was an American actress. She was best known for playing the role of Sapphire Stevens on both the radio and TV versions of The Amos 'n' Andy Show.

Born in Jackson, Mississippi, Wade was trained as a singer and organist. Her family had a strong connection to the theater. Her mother, Hazel Wade, worked in vaudeville as a performer, while her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Johnson, worked for the Lincoln Theater in Baltimore, Maryland.

Ernestine grew up in Los Angeles and started her acting career at age four. In 1935, Ernestine was a member of the Four Hot Chocolates singing group. She appeared in bit parts in films and did the voice performance of a butterfly in the 1946 Walt Disney production Song of the South. Wade was a member of the choir organized by actress-singer Anne Brown for the filming of the George Gershwin biographical film Rhapsody in Blue (1945) and appeared in the film as one of the "Catfish Row" residents in the Porgy and Bess segment. She enjoyed the highest level of prominence on Amos 'n Andy by playing the shrewish, demanding and manipulative wife of George "Kingfish" Stevens. Wade, Johnny Lee, and Lillian Randolph, Amanda Randolph, Jester Hairston, Roy Glenn (and several others) were among the Amos 'n' Andy radio cast members to also appear in the TV series.

Ernestine began playing Sapphire Stevens in 1939, but originally came to the Amos 'n' Andy radio show in the role of Valada Green, a lady who believed she had married Andy. In her interview that is part of the documentary Amos 'n' Andy: Anatomy of a Controversy, Wade related how she got the job with the radio show. Initially there for a singing role, she was asked if she could "do lines". When the answer was yes, she was first asked to say "I do" and then to scream; the scream got her the role of Valada Green. Ernestine also played the radio roles of The Widow Armbruster, Sara Fletcher, and Mrs. Van Porter.

In a 1979 interview, Ernestine related that she would often be stopped by strangers who recognized her from the television show, saying "I know who you are and I want to ask you, is that your real husband?" At her home, she had framed signed photos from the members of the Amos 'n' Andy television show cast. Tim Moore, her TV husband, wrote the following on his photo: "My Best Wishes to My Darling Battle Ax from the Kingfish Tim Moore".

Wade defended her character against criticism of being a negative stereotype of African American women. In a 1973 interview, she stated "I know there were those who were offended by it, but I still have people stop me on the street to tell me how much they enjoyed it. And many of those people are black members of the NAACP." The documentary Amos 'n' Andy: Anatomy of a Controversy covered the history of the radio and television shows as well as interviews with surviving cast members. Ernestine was among them, and she continued her defense of the show and those with roles in it. She believed that the roles she and her colleagues played made it possible for African-American actors who came later to be cast in a wider variety of roles. She also considered the early typecast roles, where women most often were cast as maids, not to be damaging, seeing them in the sense of someone being either given the role of the hero or the part of the villain.

In later years, she continued as an actress, doing more voice work for radio and cartoons. After Amos 'n' Andy, Wade did voice work in television and radio commercials. Ernestine also did office work and played the organ.

She also appeared in a 1967 episode of TV's Family Affair as a maid working for a stage actress played by Joan Blondell.

Ernestine Wade is buried in Angelus-Rosedale Cemetery in Los Angeles, California. Because she had no headstone, the West Adams Heritage Association marked her grave with a plaque

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Golden Globes Fashion: Teams Valentino, Armani and Prada.

Lily Gladstone in Valentino and Leonardo DiCaprio in Armani.

Team Valentino

Florence Pugh

TEAM ARMANI

Amanda Seyfried

Selena Gomez

Margot Robbie channeling SuperStar Barbie

TEAM PRADA

HUNTER SCHAFER

HAILEE STEINFELD

Bella Ramsey looking like an extra in a 60's schlocky sci-fi film.

ARMIES OF ONE

Timothee Chalamet in Celine

Matt Bomer in Brioni

Fantasia Barrino in Dolce & Gabbana

Da'Vine Joy Randolph in Rodarte

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Jonathan Bailey in Givenchy