Edie Adams Guestbook
Thank you for taking the time to check out the Edie Adams Guestbook. We started this page because we were getting so many emails with fantastic memories of Ernie Kovacs and Edie Adams since the launch of our sites that we decided to share them with you all. If you have a favorite memory of Edie, her show, meeting her, meeting Ernie or how a friend or parent or relative exposed you to both Kovacs or Edie– we want to hear it!
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Al Quagliata
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I'm listening to "The Edie Adams Christmas Album featuring Ernie Kovacs". Awesome! Even though it's from the 1952, it's timeless!
December 19 2012 - Kovacsland
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Steve
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It's so sad that people like Edie as we see her in the 50's and 60's, have to grow old and usually die of cancer.
She did everything including opera (which she spoofed with Ernie). I saw one beautiful serious performance she did on the Hollywood Palace about 1964. It was on youtube, but they took it off. I looked all over but could not find it. She is number one of the sweethearts who got old and passed. A thanks to the guys who invented movies and video to bring them back to life for a while.
October 4 2011 - New York
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Meghan
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I was born in the in the 80's and grew up watching re-runs of classic televison shows thanks to Nick at Nite in the 90's. I remember one particular evening watching the very last episode of the Lucy-Desi Comedy hour, in which Edie Adams and Ernie Kovacs appeared as guest stars. I remember thinking how beautiful Edie was and how beautifuly she sang. And being a little girl at the time I remember thinking how I wanted to be like her when I grew up! I saw the episode several more times as a child and even got to the point where I would pretend that that was me as a grown up.a beautiful, classy singer with a handsome husband.what more could a little girl dream of? Now that I am older I have discovered more of her work and have come to fully appreciate what an incredible talent she was! The little girl inside me still wants to be Edie Adams when I " grow up."
March 21 2011 - Washington State
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Ben Model
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Edie Adams was a connection for many of us to the golden age of theater and of television. Thanks to her belief in the importance of preserving TV shows, 30 years before most people thought it was a good idea, she still is a link to that golden era. I miss her friendship, warmth, and those long phone conversations. Here's (to) Edie!
February 23 2011 - New York, NY
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Sandra Conti
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Edie,
Always loved your work, you and Ernie were the quintessential couple of the 1950's and 60's. As the Tiparillo girl, it was so cool to see this as a kid, never forgot it, but your work was just as important as Ernie's. You are in all of our hearts!!
February 25 2011 - Miami Beach, Florida
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John Walling
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Edie Adams had the rare qualities of being feminine, lovable, funny, witty, creative, talented, adventurous, vulnerable, smart and strong, all in one person. She was my ideal woman.
February 22 2011 - Seattle, WA
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Monica Mackenzie-Vacca
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Gorgeous, funny, generous and kind. They don't make them like her anymore!
February 22 2011 - Providence Rhode Island
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Al Quagliata
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Ahhh, so good to see some class on the internet, a medium in which it is usually lacking. I'm so glad Edie has her own site!
February 22 2011 - United States
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Eric Grayson
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Three of us sat in Edie's hotel room one night in Kansas. She was running Kovacs material and telling stories. I couldn't hear the shows and I couldn't hear her either. The longer she went, the faster she got. Energy to burn! We all miss her!
February 22 2011 - Indianapolis, IN
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