Sally Field as The Flying Nun, 1967-1970.
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From Gidget to The Flying Nun: The actress was an apple-cheeked starlet around the time sh...
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Marge Redmond (Sister Jacqueline) also played a nun in "The Trouble With Angels." Her later roles include a series of commercials for Cool Whip.
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A publicity still from the ABC television situation comedy, "The Flying Nun," which starred Sally Field (center), as Sister Bertrille. With her are actors ...
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In one of the stranger television concepts in history, Sally Field played the title role of The Flying Nun - the 90-pound Sister Bertrille, who could use her starched cornette to take to the skies if the wind was just right.
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ABC premiered "The Flying Nun" on this date in 1967. Sally Field starred in the sitcom as young novice Sister Bertille who, whenever a wind caught the starched habit worn by her order in San Juan, Puerto Rico, would take flight. Marge Redmond played Sister Jacqueline; Madeleine Sherwood was Mother Superior and Alejandro Rey played playboy Carlos Ramirez, who was a patron of the Convent San Tanco. The series lasted for three seasons. Photo courtesy of ABC..Posted Sept. 7, 2014
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Is the Flying Nun getting married? You ask, is this also a costume pattern? Sorry, NO. So, if not, what is Vogue trying to sell? This pattern came out in the 1970's so they must have been aware of the 1967-1970 running TV show and Sister Bertrille. Right? Note: Okay, research has revealed that Sally Field's costume looked nothing like this, but still... Daughters of Charity cornette But get this, the veil/headdress/cornette/wimple contraption isn't even a part of the sewing pattern? So, why…
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