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<blockquote data-quote="ClassyCo" data-source="post: 444358" data-attributes="member: 7">Eddie Fisher was handsome in that boy-next-door-type way, but I have no opinion on him as a singer. I have no recollection to ever hearing his music, and my memory of him in BUTTERFIELD 8 is murky. So, I guess I haven&#039;t any opinion on him as an actor, either. Eddie and Debbie had that cutesy, All-American, sweetheart couple vibe to them that was very &#039;50s. They were cute together, and the public loved them together. Just listen to the audience response when the two of them showed up as mystery guests on WHAT&#039;S MY LINE? in 1956. There was a uproar of applause, whistles, and squeals as the two of them entered.The Elizabeth/Eddie/Debbie love triangle caused a lot of controversy, as we all know. The tabloids called Elizabeth a homewrecker, Eddie was trashed, too, but Debbie gained public sympathy and was at a career high in the late-50s and early-60s while the media circus spiraled around her. Just listen at how the audience explodes with applause and admiration when Debbie appeared as a solo mystery guest on WHAT&#039;S MY LINE? in 1959. The public (or at least some of them) clearly sided with Debbie. [ATTACH=full]59617[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ClassyCo, post: 444358, member: 7"] Eddie Fisher was handsome in that boy-next-door-type way, but I have no opinion on him as a singer. I have no recollection to ever hearing his music, and my memory of him in BUTTERFIELD 8 is murky. So, I guess I haven't any opinion on him as an actor, either. Eddie and Debbie had that cutesy, All-American, sweetheart couple vibe to them that was very '50s. They were cute together, and the public loved them together. Just listen to the audience response when the two of them showed up as mystery guests on WHAT'S MY LINE? in 1956. There was a uproar of applause, whistles, and squeals as the two of them entered. The Elizabeth/Eddie/Debbie love triangle caused a lot of controversy, as we all know. The tabloids called Elizabeth a homewrecker, Eddie was trashed, too, but Debbie gained public sympathy and was at a career high in the late-50s and early-60s while the media circus spiraled around her. Just listen at how the audience explodes with applause and admiration when Debbie appeared as a solo mystery guest on WHAT'S MY LINE? in 1959. The public (or at least some of them) clearly sided with Debbie. [ATTACH type="full" width="718px" alt="1790086157782.png"]59617[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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