From a 1980 telecast of "Noonbreak," Lee Phillip interviews Nancy Reagan about her public persona, her family, and the Hollywood blacklisting of the 1950s.
"I don't think I'm tough"....this is a gal who visited her father with papers to have him sever his legal rights so that she could be adopted by her mother's husband.
@@RKO1978 the parents divorced and the mother was on the road as an actress. I am not buying that he abandoned her any more than any other divorced father. Laws were different then. From the biographies I have read, she made the choice on her own.
What do you know! Someone declines to comment and admits to not knowing enough about a topic! How novel? Watching this is like stepping into a more reasonable era.
Lifelong Democrat here, but Nancy Reagan is one of my favorite First Ladies. She was a gem.
A classy, intelligent, true First Lady and a role model.
Thanks for sharing, a little bit of history for someone my age.
"I don't think I'm tough"....this is a gal who visited her father with papers to have him sever his legal rights so that she could be adopted by her mother's husband.
Don’t forget he abandoned her as a baby
@@RKO1978 the parents divorced and the mother was on the road as an actress. I am not buying that he abandoned her any more than any other divorced father. Laws were different then. From the biographies I have read, she made the choice on her own.
This is in Chicago? The hometown of Nancy Reagan and yours truly.
She hooked Ronnie. Three months gone 😂😊
What do you know! Someone declines to comment and admits to not knowing enough about a topic! How novel? Watching this is like stepping into a more reasonable era.
She lets herself down on gay rights but hey, that was the conservative 80s.
vapid box of hair
Best description I ever read. I'll throw in cunning.
Always performing. Sort of a grifter.
Stuck
Not my favorite
Do not care 4 her
Not my favorite