The famed TV producer suffered a massive heart attack.
R.I.P. Dick Clark & thanks for the years of entertainment!
Vertigo - Patricia Ratterman
Bio - Patricia Ratterman - Actress
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Patricia Dortha Ratterman, born Patricia Dortha Bushmiller (AKA: Patricia Nance/Patricia D. Dickerson) stared as a movie extra much of her life.
Born in Reno, Nevada on Halloween Day in 1934 to Patrick Bushmiller and Olive Ardena Charlton (Bushmiller), she grew up dreaming of a career in films.
Some of her film and television work included: The Lineup (1954-1960), Harbor Command (1957), Pal Joey (1957), 333 Montgomery Street (1957-1960), Vertigo (1958 - as Kim Novak's screen double), Portrait in Black (1960), Lady of the House (1978), and The Competition (1980).
She once commented that Richard Dreyfuss was the nicest actor she had encountered over all of her years in the film industry.
She also enjoyed modeling when the opportunity presented itself.
She passed away in Vallejo, California in November 2001. She is survived by her son, Royce A. Ratterman, and four grandchildren.
Patricia Dortha Ratterman, born Patricia Dortha Bushmiller (AKA: Patricia Nance/Patricia D. Dickerson) stared as a movie extra much of her life.
Born in Reno, Nevada on Halloween Day in 1934 to Patrick Bushmiller and Olive Ardena Charlton (Bushmiller), she grew up dreaming of a career in films.
Some of her film and television work included: The Lineup (1954-1960), Harbor Command (1957), Pal Joey (1957), 333 Montgomery Street (1957-1960), Vertigo (1958 - as Kim Novak's screen double), Portrait in Black (1960), Lady of the House (1978), and The Competition (1980).
She once commented that Richard Dreyfuss was the nicest actor she had encountered over all of her years in the film industry.
She also enjoyed modeling when the opportunity presented itself.
She passed away in Vallejo, California in November 2001. She is survived by her son, Royce A. Ratterman, and four grandchildren.
Newspaper Article 1958
Patricia Ratterman
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Dick Clark Passes Away at 82.
The famed TV producer suffered a massive heart attack.
R.I.P. Dick Clark & thanks for the years of entertainment!
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Happy 76th Birthday Frank Serpico
NYPD owes a lot to today's birthday boy, Frank Serpico for his stand against police corruption and his Knapp Commission Testimony back in 1971.
He well deserves the New York City Police Department's highest honor, the Medal of Honor, which he received a month before his retirement from the force in 1972.
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