Valerie Harper

Born on August 22, 1939, Valerie Harper is an American actress. Rhoda Morgenstern was her most cherished role since all the time in the well-known series called The Mary Tyler Moore Show. This show bought her a lot of recognition and fame. She was loved by many for that. Later as Valerie Hogan in Valerie was also her beautiful story. She won the Primetime Emmy Award four times. She also portrayed the well-defined role in Freebie and the Bean. Her brilliance in Chapter two was no less then anything. She nailed it during her performance. Both these shows won the Golden Globe Awards. This took her career to the top. Her career was started as a dancer on Broadway; with Take Me Along as her debut in 1959. She was also on the nomination list for the Tony Award for Best Actress for her role in Looped as Tallulah Bankhead. She was born in New York Click to look into! >> Read More... , and her father was a lighting salesman. Her mother was a trained nurse. One interesting fact is that she is of French, English, Irish, and Scottish and Welsh ancestry. Since she was a pretty good dancer, she choreographed in many films like Wildcat, Take me along and Subways are for sleeping. Her work was acknowledged a lot. She got married in 1965 and was then the stepmother to Wendy, Schaal’s daughter. She played the role of Yokumberry Tonic wife in the movie, Li’l Abner.

She also was spotted on the soap opera, The Doctors. Love with Proper Stranger had her as an extra. In 1968, Harper and Schaal moved to Los Angeles and wrote a play together named, Love American Style. It was a huge success. She was the guest start for the Muppet Show. Harper’s performance as Maggie in a production of the Michael Christopher play directed by Paul Newman Paul Newman, a man full of qualities was an Americ >> Read More... was awesome, and in guest roles on such series as Melrose Place (1998) and Sex and the City. She is the member of Seven Actors Guild. There, she served as the director also. She was the contestant on the show Dancing with the stars. She was also a social activist. She was involved in the movement for equal rights for women. After Schaal, Valerie married Tony Cacciotti. In 2009, she was diagnosed with cancer. But later she began responding to the treatment well and then is still struggling with her illness.