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Vor 2 Tagen · Linda Gray wurde durch ihre Rolle der Sue Ellen Ewing in der Erfolgsserie Dallas weltbbekannt. Sie blieb mehr als 300 Folgen in der Serie, aber so erfolgreich ihre Karriere auch war, Gray hatte auch mit vielen persönlichen Problemen zu kämpfen. Lies hier ihre Geschichte. Maureen Donaldson/Getty Images.
Vor 4 Tagen · The 81-year-old actress made a low-profile public appearance, and it was the first time she had been seen in such a setting in three years. Linda Gray, best known for her role as Sue Ellen Ewing in the vintage TV series Dallas, was seen at Costco where she purchased fruit and a cozy blanket.
Doing a binge rewatch, 1st time since Dallas was on the air, and I like the events in S9; I will be sorry to see them all just wiped out. I have to note I'm not talking about the events of the last ep. I'm esp fond of Ray & Donna's storyline, and Sue Ellen's growth, altho' I could do without her going back to JR, she's now smarter than that ...
Vor 5 Tagen · Linda Gray as Sue Ellen Ewing on "Dallas." ... Gray maintains Sue Ellen's struggles made her one of the most interesting characters on TV in the 1980s, and has referred to her as "the original ...
Vor 5 Tagen · John Ross, J.R.'s son born to Sue Ellen, is his favorite and believed to be the oldest until Season 12 when James comes along. Christopher and Lucas are Bobby's sons, although, for a short time, J.R. believed he was Christopher's father. 10. In 2013, 'TV Guide' named J.R. Ewing TV's Nastiest Villain of all time.
Vor 4 Tagen · J.R does not answer Sue Ellen, leaving the audience to ponder over whether or not he regrets Pam's miscarriage, because if she has the baby, J.R would be cast aside and would not have provided the Ewing heir.
Vor 5 Tagen · Linda Gray, best known for her role as Sue Ellen Ewing in the vintage TV series Dallas, was seen at Costco where she purchased fruit and a cozy blanket. She was dressed casually in black sweatpants and a tan hoodie, pushing a cart and loading her purchases into her car.
