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I guess I would say this to any teenager because, Jesus, the suicide rate is so high right now, “Hold on. Smashing Interviews Magazine: Did you seriously contemplate suicide? I remember exactly what I was looking at. It usually happens in those teen years, and it’s a thing called “the wounding.” It is hard. My parents divorced, and then there was “the wounding” that apparently everybody has to go through at some time in their life. You said, “If I just leaned out a little farther, it would all be over.” I was struck by the story you told about being a teenager and looking out a window on the fourth story. Smashing Interviews Magazine: Yes, and the weight of other people’s expectations and judgments can be very heavy.

But we all were under the power of my grandmother. But my relationship with my mom wasn’t rocky. Smashing Interviews Magazine: Your relationships with close family members, your grandmother, mother and father, were definitely complicated and perhaps rocky at times. But I’m proud of what I was able to leave in. Simon & Schuster is very strict about what they want and what they don’t, so I had to follow their rules. There are things I had to leave out because I was only given 300 and something pages. Smashing Interviews Magazine: Is there anything you didn’t include in the book? Sharon Gless: Oh, well, something to offend everyone (laughs). I found it to be brutally honest, entertaining, funny and sad. Smashing Interviews Magazine: Anything but boring. Smashing Interviews Magazine: Hi Sharon! I had three books to scan this week, and yours is the only one I finished cover to cover. It’s either there on the screen with us, or it isn’t.'

'Now the truth is, Melissa, actors can’t take credit for chemistry. The book delves into Gless’ remarkable career and explores her complicated family, her struggles with alcoholism and her fear of romantic commitment, as well as her encounters with some of Hollywood’s biggest names. On December 7, 2021, Gless released Apparently There Were Complaints, in which she tells all in this laugh-out-loud, juicy and touching memoir about her five decades in Hollywood, where she took on some of the most groundbreaking roles of her time. In 1991, Gless married Barney Rosenzweig, the producer of Cagney & Lacey.

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Generations of TV viewers know and love the remarkable characters brought to life by this standout multi-Emmy and Golden Globe winning actress: Christine Cagney ( Cagney & Lacey), Debbie Novotny ( Queer as Folk) and Madeline Weston ( Burn Notice), among many others. It's Nate's son.Few actresses have the distinction of being recognized and revered worldwide for multiple iconic roles in groundbreaking television shows. Those big water things and I want to be sucking on everything’ and he said ‘I don't want you having any bongs. Then I called Matt and I said, ‘Matt, this is what I’d like….’ He's like ‘oh no, she mustn't smoke anymore.’ So I said what, does she have a lobotomy? I said, ‘I want a lot of bongs all over the house. I would take it all into the lungs, holding it there, talking, blowing it out.

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You watch those guys on Mad Men, they don't know how to smoke. I called Matt saying ‘I'm quitting smoking.’ And Madeline was the biggest smoker on television! She's the only one who did it right. Somebody came on the set after they finally read this last script and made a joke saying ‘Boy, Madeline's going out with a bang!’ But I knew from the very beginning of the season. I understand the rest of the cast didn't know. TV Fanatic: When did Matt Nix tell you what Madeline's outcome would be in the finale? Did he tell you early on or was it when you read the finale script?

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