In the 1950's American television series "Life With Elizabeth", who played Elizabeth?
Correct answer: Betty White
flowercat0523
Betty White is a great actress! May she live long and healthily.
Uninitialized
Player #2990031you a very gifted, talented lady...still going strong to this day...
Widama007
she is the greatest
Toots
Betty White is a national treasure! Her life and her career have spanded the decades and she has grown better with time. She's still as beautiful, spunky, funny and brilliant as she ever was! I adore her and will be very sad when she passes, but heaven will be smiling!
ATxpos
I wouldn't have known this had it not been mentioned in another Betty White question. She is still a babe with those devilish eyes and angelic dimples. Craig Ferguson used to have her on his talk show frequently and she was such a hoot! Love that Betty...and Craig is no slouch!
Buddy Julio
Awesome Betty White! LOVE HER
Player #24905305
I love her. She is so compassionate in everything she does. To include her love for animals!!
ce30000
flowercat0523, long, healthy and wealthy
MotherNinja
*StaRRed stared is something different
geoffstante
Player #19718431, Alan Luden, Password host, was her beloved husband. It's heartwarming to hear her talk about him. Betty White was also a terrific Password player -- just imagine the pillow talk. . .
Player #120374466
I don't recall her show. I grew up in the 50s and many early 50s T V shows were played as reruns.
Player #120374466
I was born in 1951 and recall many early tv show of mid 50s. Some early were plated as rer. But I don't recall that show. Betty had since died a year ago or so.
Ruairi
Betty White almost made it to 100. She died on Dec 31, 2019
Vixen
R I P Betty White
Player #84695070
She was a top rate actress and comedian. She passed away at almost 100 yrs old!
85 Bear
What didn't she have a role in?
Seanathon
RIP Betty
You will be greatly missed
Joyous one
I miss Betty White, she was a wonderful woman! passed away on 12/31/2021, just a week before her hundredth birthday. I just loved her!
Brooke
ATxpos, too bad she died
Roma
An incredible talent and loved by everyone. RIP Betty. You were "one of a kind"....
Frenzu
she passed away this year (2022) may she rest in peace.
Player #25924774
Uninitialized, rest in peace Betty
ViViy Vie Vie Vou
Loved you Betty White, Rest In Peace.
Jason Platt
She is a national treasure and a fabulous person. I think she was great in all her roles but my personal favorite performance was as Sue Ann Nivens on The Mary Tyler Moore show.
Ray
Betty is awesome and so funny! She also played on PASSWORD often with her late husband as the host.
Player #29306140
I loved her in the movie with Steve Martin & queen latifa bringing down the house and the movie with Susan bullock the proposal
Player #29306140
I remember watching her on the game show “Password “ her husband Alan Lad was also on that show.
TJ SISTER
I love her on any movie an show. She's very grateful for loving of the animals also.
Slipkid
They joke Betty White's older then fire!
Player Gemkat
Player #11503902, that's what passed for comedy in those days. Women were portrayed as scatterbrained much of the time. I remember that program and she was brilliant in it. I still remember the line her husband would say when she would crack a corny joke. "I shall leave you at this point Elizabeth."
Player #4117015
Betty White B4 she turnt GREY
LadyC
Betty White, still going strong at a time when other long-ago actors, like Max Von Sydow and Kirk Douglas are dying. She's truly blessed.
Player. Ty
What a Great lady..... and still kicking!
Player Tystyx
Betty White's a trip!!!!!
Player #7200177
Love her
Player #11503902
I watched a few episodes of this show and was shocked to see how emotionally abusive the husband was. Sadly, this was considered comedy. I found nothing funny about this show. I was very disappointed.
Luna
She is an absolute treasure! Imagine how many people she has brought joy and laughter to over all these years?! I think she's funnier now more than ever...at the top of her game at 97!
JimmyLovesQL
I apologize, Betty White, for getting the wrong answer.