‘Keeping Up With The Randalls’ premieres at 9 p.m. tonight on Hallmark Channel!
Vampire Diaries fans, your summer of suffering is finally over — at least for one night. Kayla Ewell is taking some time off from boyfriend-stalking to star alongside big names like Roma Downey and Marion Ross in the Hallmark Channel original movie, Keeping Up With The Randalls! A life-long fan of Hallmark movies, Kayla tells HollywoodLife.com she’s excited to be in something her whole family can actually watch.
“My little nephews are so young — they’re seven and nine — and a lot of times, The Vampire Diaries can be a little scary for them,” she tells us. “We’d fast forward to just my parts, the parts they would like, but this Hallmark movie is something I can actually sit down with them and watch the whole thing.”
Kayla plays Alicia, a girl determined to impress...
Vampire Diaries fans, your summer of suffering is finally over — at least for one night. Kayla Ewell is taking some time off from boyfriend-stalking to star alongside big names like Roma Downey and Marion Ross in the Hallmark Channel original movie, Keeping Up With The Randalls! A life-long fan of Hallmark movies, Kayla tells HollywoodLife.com she’s excited to be in something her whole family can actually watch.
“My little nephews are so young — they’re seven and nine — and a lot of times, The Vampire Diaries can be a little scary for them,” she tells us. “We’d fast forward to just my parts, the parts they would like, but this Hallmark movie is something I can actually sit down with them and watch the whole thing.”
Kayla plays Alicia, a girl determined to impress...
- 7/16/2011
- by Andy Swift
- HollywoodLife
Marion Ross: Summer MEMORIESCrown Features Syndicate™
So there are a few things we all know about Marion Ross, beginning with the fact she starred for 11 seasons as Mrs. C. on the blockbuster hit comedy series Happy Days from 1973 to ’84. We also know she was the voice of Grandma SquarePants on the cartoon Spongebob Squarepants for the better part of the past decade. And it’s pretty well known that Ross changed the spelling of her name from “Marian” to “Marion” as a girl of 13 because she figured it would look better on a marquee.
But here is something you probably didn’t know about this perpetual redhead: she was always told as a kid that she was too nice and that it was going to prevent her from getting anywhere in life. And this little factoid ties in to Ross’ latest role as a granny who is sweet on the outside,...
So there are a few things we all know about Marion Ross, beginning with the fact she starred for 11 seasons as Mrs. C. on the blockbuster hit comedy series Happy Days from 1973 to ’84. We also know she was the voice of Grandma SquarePants on the cartoon Spongebob Squarepants for the better part of the past decade. And it’s pretty well known that Ross changed the spelling of her name from “Marian” to “Marion” as a girl of 13 because she figured it would look better on a marquee.
But here is something you probably didn’t know about this perpetual redhead: she was always told as a kid that she was too nice and that it was going to prevent her from getting anywhere in life. And this little factoid ties in to Ross’ latest role as a granny who is sweet on the outside,...
- 7/14/2011
- by We Love Soaps TV
- We Love Soaps
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