Sally Struthers Bio, Age, Husband, South Park, Career, Always, Films and Tv Show’s

Sally Struthers Biography

Sally Struthers is an American actress, activist, and spokesperson. She is well known for playing Gloria Stivic’s role in ABC’s sitcom’ All in the Family,’ for which she won two Emmy Awards. Sally began her career in the early 1970s and quickly moved into stardom. She then gained further success not only in films and on television, but also on stage.

A surgeon’s daughter, Struthers graduated from Grant High School and later studied acting at the Pasadena Playhouse College of Theater Arts, earning the title of the institution’s “most promising student.” In 1977, the actress married psychiatrist William C. Rader, with whom she divided ways after having a child. Besides being an actress, Struthers has also served as a spokesperson for many organizations, including the Christian Children’s Fund, asking for help from the public to end hunger in underdeveloped nations, especially those in Africa.

How old is Sally Struthers || Age

Sally was born on July 28, 1947, in Portland, Oregon, United States of America. Sally was born as Sally Ann Struthers to parents Margaret Caroline Jernes and Robert Alden Struthers. She is seventy-one tears of age as of 2018.

Sally Struthers Weight

The actress is a charming lady with light blue eyes and natural blonde hair. She stands at a height of 5’1 feet and weighs around 51 kg.

Early in her career, Struthers didn’t seem to have a problem with her weight. However, after her career peaked in the 1970s and 1980s, all the talk about Struthers seemed to focus on her weight that had increased over the years. It was estimated that during that time, since her “All in the Family” days, Struthers had put on nearly 100 pounds. She became the focus of a lot of criticism and jokes, and as a result, she suffered from her career.

Sally Struthers Husband| Daughter

Sally Struthers is reportedly single at present but, previously she was married to William C. Rader, an American psychiatrist. The duo tied the knot on December 18, 1977, at an intimate ceremony in the presence of their closed ones and family members.

Struthers’s husband Rader co-wrote one of the episodes of her series, All in the Family in 1977 and also involved in her negotiations with TV executives. The pair shares a daughter, Samantha Rader who graduated with a degree in Cognitive Science in 2001 from Vassar College.

The couple divorced on January 18, 1983, in Los Angeles. However, after divorce, they still keep-in-touch with one another.

Sally Struthers  Career

Sally Struthers starred in the theatrical production of’ Grease’ at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre from 1994 to 1998. Soon after that, she appeared as Miss Hannigan in the play’ Annie’ at the Fabulous Fox Theater and later in her national tour. The actress has been a regular at the Ogunquit Playhouse since the early 2000s.

She featured in a number of plays in the early 2010s including’ Love Letters,” Curtains,” Cinderella,” Hello, Dolly,’ and’ The Drowsy Chaperone.’ Struthers performed in’ 9 to 5 as Roz Klein: The Musical’ in 2012. She played the role of Agnes Gooch in’ Mame’ at the Riverside Center Dinner Theatre from 2015 to 2016.

Sally Struthers Film and television career

Struthers first played a small but memorable role in the 1970 drama film ‘ Five Easy Pieces’ in which she appeared opposite Jack Nicholson. She also starred in the TV shows’ The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour’ and’ The Tim Conway Comedy Hour’ that year. She joined the sitcom’ All in the Family’ cast a year later as Gloria Stivic, a role she played until 1978.

The actress featured as a veterinarian’s restless wife in’ The Getaway,’ a hit in the 1972 box office. She played a victim of physical abuse in the TV film ‘ Intimate Strangers’ in 1977. From 1982 to 1983, Struthers took over Gloria’s role in Archie Bunker’s Place spin-off series ‘Gloria.’ She then joined as an occasional guest the show ‘ Win, Lose or Draw.’

She was cast in the regular role of Babette Dell in ‘Gilmore Girls’ in 2000. Three years later, Struthers started playing Louise Miller, the manipulative mother of Bill Miller in the ‘Still Standing’ television series. She also provided voices for several animated series including ‘The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show,’ ‘Fred Flintstone and Friends,’ ‘TaleSpin,’ ‘Dinosaurs,’ ‘Droopy, Master Detective’ and ‘Betsy’s Kindergarten Adventures,’ to name a few.

Sally Struthers has been cast in an upcoming production of the musical, Always, Patsy Cline.

You probably know her as Babette from the hit series, “Gilmore Girls.” Meanwhile, your parents probably knew her as Gloria in the 1970s sitcom, “All In The Family.”

Well, soon she’ll be seen daily in New Hope (Bucks County).

The Bucks County Playhouse has announced that Sally Struthers has been cast in their upcoming production of the musical, Always, Patsy Cline.

Carter Calvet will star as Patsy Cline. Struthers will star as Louise Seger.

The show will run from August 9 through September 27 at the Playhouse in New Hope. Ticket prices vary, but the show will be playing daily. Visit their website for more information.

Sally Struthers  South Park

She appeared in South Park Season 3 Episodes 6 & 18 and Season 4 Episode 27, South Park episodes “Starvin ‘ Marvin.” South is an American adult animated sitcom created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone and developed by Brian Graden for the Comedy Central television network.

Sally Struthers Gilmore Girls

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Sally Struthers Africa

Struthers was a spokesperson for the Christian Children’s Fund later renamed ChildFund, advocating on behalf of poor children in developing countries, mainly in Africa. She was also the spokesperson for International Correspondence Schools in television ads, pitching the famous line “Would you like to make more money?

Sally Struthers’ activism was satirized in Episode 19 of the seventh season of Grey’s Anatomy, 3 Episodes of In Living Color: Season 3 Episodes 6 & 18 and Season 4 Episode 27, the South Park episodes “Starvin’ Marvin” and “Starvin’ Marvin in Space,” and the Denis Leary song Voices in my Head.

Sally Struthers Movies

• The Phynx 1970
• Five Easy Pieces 1970
• The Getaway 1972
• A Different Approach 1978
• The Others 1997
• Out of the Black 2001
• A Month of Sundays 2001
• Reeseville 2003
• Baadasssss! 2003
• Monster Heroes 2010
• Waiting in the Wings: The Musical 2014
• Hollywood Musical! 2015
• Still Waiting in the Wings 2016
• The Relation trip 2017

Sally Struthers Tv Shows

• The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour (1970) TV series … Regular performer (8 episodes)
• The Tim Conway Comedy Hour (1970) TV series … Series regular (13 episodes)
• All in the Family (1971–1978) TV series … Gloria Stivic (182 episodes)
• The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show (1971–1972) TV series (voice) … Pebbles Flintstone (16 episodes)
• Love, American Style (1971) TV series … Barbara (1 episode: “Love and the Triangle”)
• Ironside (1971) TV series … Sandy Fonda (1 episode: “Love, Peace, Brotherhood and Murder”)
• The Courtship of Eddie’s Father (1971) TV series … Katie O’Hara (1 episode: “The Blarney Stone”)
• Aloha Means Goodbye (1974) TV movie … Sara Moore
• Hey, I’m Alive (1975) TV movie … Helen Klaben
• The Great Houdini (1976) TV movie … Bess Houdini
• Fred Flintstone and Friends (1977–1978) TV series (voice) … Pebbles Flintstone (95 episodes)
• Intimate Strangers (1977) TV movie … Janice Halston
• My Husband is Missing (1978) TV movie … Mrs. Katherine Eaton
• …And Your Name is Jonah (1979) TV movie … Jenny Corelli
• The 200th Episode Celebration of All in the Family (1979) TV special … Herself
• Archie Bunker’s Place (1979) TV series … Gloria Stivic (2-part episode: “Thanksgiving Reunion”)
• A Gun in the House (1981) TV movie … Emily Cates
• Archie Bunker’s Place (1982) TV series … Gloria Stivic (2-part episode: “Gloria Comes Home”)
• Gloria (1982–1983) TV series … Gloria Stivic (21 episodes)
• The Charmkins (1983) TV special (voice) … Poison Ivy
• The Glo Friends Save Christmas (1985) TV special (voice) … Blanche
• Alice in Wonderland (1985) TV miniseries … Tiger Lily (Part 2: “Through the Looking-Glass”)
• 9 to 5 (1986–1988) TV series … Marsha McMurray Shrimpton (52 episodes)
• A Deadly Silence (1989) TV movie … Aunt Marilyn
• Charles in Charge (1989) TV series … Nora Bennington, Nancy Beauman (1 episode: “Still at Large”)
• Sister Kate (1990) TV series … Mrs. Newberry (1 episode: “Sweet Sixteen”)
• Murder, She Wrote (1990) TV series … Nancy La Rue (1 episode: “A Body to Die For”)
• TaleSpin: Plunder & Lightning (1990) TV movie (voice) … Rebecca Cunningham
• TaleSpin (1990–1991) TV series (voice) … Rebecca Cunningham (42 episodes)
• All in the Family: 20th Anniversary Special (1991) TV special … Herself
• Dinosaurs (1991–1994) TV series (voice) … Charlene Sinclair (65 episodes)
• Yo Yogi! (1991) TV series (voice) … Additional Voices (9 episodes)
• Tom & Jerry Kids (1991) TV series (voice) … Jerry’s Mother (1 episode: “Jerry’s Mother”)
• The Tin Soldier (1992) TV special (voice) … Narrator
• In the Best Interest of the Children (1992) TV movie … Patty Pepper
• Fish Police (1992) TV series (voice) … Shelly (1 episode: “Beauty’s Only Fin Deep”)
• Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa (1992) TV series (voice) … Bessy Bluebell (1 episode: “Another Fine Mess”)
• Tiny Toon Adventures (1992) TV series (voice) … Rhoda’s Mom, Witch Sandy (2 episodes: “Fox Trot”, “Buster’s Directorial Debut”)
• Droopy, Master Detective (1993–1994) TV series (voice) … Additional Voices (13 episodes)
• Duckman: Private Dick/Family Man (1994) TV series (voice) … Additional Voices (1 episode: “Cellar Beware”)
• The New Adventures of Mother Goose (1995) TV special (voice) … Mother Goose
• Cow and Chicken (1998) TV series (voice) … Girl Enzyme #1, Native Enzyme Walla #2 (1 episode: “Journey to the Center of Cow”)
• The Wild Thornberrys (1998) TV series (voice) … Galapagos Penguin, Iguanas (1 episode: “Eliza-cology”)
• The Brothers Flub (1999) TV series (voice) … Additional Voices
• Gilmore Girls (2000–2007) TV series … Babette Dell (52 episodes)
• General Hospital (2002) TV series … Jennifer Smith (6 episodes)
• As Told by Ginger (2002) TV series (voice) … Mrs. Higsby (1 episode: “New Girl in Town”)
• Sabrina the Teenage Witch (2003) TV series … Aunt Lorraine (1 episode: “Ping, Ping a Song”)
• The Division (2003) TV series … Eve Warner (1 episode: “Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered”)
• Still Standing (2003–2006) TV series … Louise Miller (10 episodes)
• Odd Job Jack (2004) TV series (voice) … Additional Voices (1 episode: “Almost Wormless”)
• What I Did for Love (2006) TV movie … Aunt Trudy
• Betsy’s Kindergarten Adventures (2008–2009) TV series (voice) … Mrs. O’Connor (26 episodes)
• American Dad! (2011) TV series (voice) … Clara (1 episode: “A Ward Show”)
• Celebrity Ghost Stories (2011) TV series … Herself (1 episode: “Beverly D’Angelo/Sally Struthers/Melissa George”)
• Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life (2016) TV miniseries … Babette Dell
• Maron (2016) TV series … Shirley
• Christmas Harmony 2018 TV movie … Shirley

Sally Struthers Net Worth

Sally Struthers has an estimated net worth of $8 million in 2019 as per celebrity net worth.  She collected such hefty money from her acting career.

In 1972, the actress appeared in the movie; The Getaway which became the box office hit grossing over $36 million worldwide, made under the budget of $3.3 million. Similarly, her other movies also did a satisfactory job at the box office. In the movie, she shared the screen alongside Steve McQueen, Ali MacGraw, Ben Johnson, and Al Lettieri.

Her another commercially successful movie was Five Easy Pieces which collected a whopping box office collection as it grossed over $18 million against its budget $1.6 million. In the movie, she shared the screen alongside Jack Nicholson, Karen Black, and Susan Anspach.

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