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	Charles Nelson Reilly - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Reilly was born in the Bronx, New York in 1931 of Irish and Scandinavian extraction.
		Reilly was nominated for Emmy Awards in 1998 and 1999 for his performances in The Drew Carey Show and Millennium, respectively.
		Reilly was parodied by Alec Baldwin in an infamous sketch on Saturday Night Live in which Nelson Reilly is interviewed on Inside the Actors Studio.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Charles_Nelson_Reilly (972 words)

	Charles Nelson Reilly San Francisco Chronicle tedstrong.com
		Reilly makes such warmly welcome company onstage, as comfortable in khakis and battered boat shoes as he is with his wriggling incarnation of his pal Mae West or memories of his ferocious mother, that the show takes on a homey, hearth-fire glow.
		Reilly, with his flair for conjuring sense memories, goes deliriously beady-eyed at the thought of what tartar sauce could mean in times of deprivation.
		Reilly pumps his story for exclamations of wonder ("Wow" is a recurring motif), near tears and the trick of withholding a big name for maximum suspense.
	tedstrong.com /charles-nelson-reilly-2.shtml (573 words)

	Charles Nelson Reilly - Uncyclopedia
		Charles Nelson Reilly (1910-) was the 37th President of the United States.
		During his tenure as president, Reilly was famous for smoking an enormous pipe and blowing smoke in the face of then-Soviet Premier Anatoly Karpov.
		Reilly was highly involved in the war and its escalation, ordering raids of Liberal Hideouts and air strikes against Cruise's support network.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Charles_Nelson_Reilly (445 words)

	O'Reilly - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Charles Nelson Reilly (1931–), American actor and director
		Thomas Reilly (1942–), American politician, as of 2005, attorney general of Massachusetts
		Reilly's Law of Retail Gravitation, principle of economics
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/O'reilly (1261 words)

	Talkin' Broadway Regional News & Reviews: Los Angeles - "Save It for the Stage! The Life of Reilly - 6/26/01
		Reilly is an Actor, with a capital "A," who has trained with the best of 'em, worked with the best of 'em, and damn well ought to be thought of in the same class as the rest of 'em.
		Reilly gets his laughs from many sources: direct asides to the audience; a running gag in which he "casts" the roles of all the people in his life with well-known actors; some classic one-liners; and, very delicately, in the comedy that is inherent in the tragedy of life.
		Reilly repeatedly jokes that the production values of the show are cheap, but there is a difference between "cheap" and "simple," and this production fits perfectly in the latter category.
	www.talkinbroadway.com /regional/la/la22.html (833 words)

	Lidsville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Charles Nelson Reilly had a dual role as both Hoo Doo and his white clad twin brother, Bruce.
		Charles Nelson Reilly despised [and still does]the Kroffts for having to wear heavy green makeup to play Hoo Doo,he sat out any other Krofft projects that featured Hoo Doo after that,and he was replaced by actor Paul Gale.
		Reilly said this made it difficult to get any real feel for what the episode was about because they only were given a couple of lines just for that particular scene.
	www.jumptheshark.com /l/lidsville.htm (2289 words)

	Save It For the Stage: The Life of Reilly, a CurtainUp review
		Charles Nelson Reilly starts his irrepressible and irreverent autobiographical journey sitting on the stage floor by a supporting beam at the downstage right corner of the modest Irish Repertory.
		Reilly, a formidable woman who today would readily be described as a disaster of a parent and a racist malcontent as well.
		Reilly's unfailing lack of vision killed that dream, among others, and sent the family in a tailspin, Charles and his mother eventually landing in Hartford to squeeze in with assorted relatives including an unforgettable Aunt Lily ("the part played by Claire Trevor").
	www.curtainup.com /saveitforthestage.html (999 words)

	Film In Florida - Florida Film Commission, Florida Film Office, Florida locations, Florida films, Florida Film Industry
		Reilly, for 10 years a master acting instructor at the Burt Reynolds Institute of Theater Training, will again conduct a master acting class/seminar, this time at the BR and Friends Museum at 100 North U.S. Highway 1, in Jupiter.
		Reilly, a nationally respected opera director since 1976, directed Roberta Peters in "The Merry Widow," and has worked for many companies including the world famous Met in New York City.
		With re-runs currently showing on cable TV's Game Show Network, Charles was an outrageous panelist with Richard Dawson and Brett Sommers in the 1970's on the famous CBS game show, "Match Game." He appeared in numerous films and on many other television shows through the years.
	www.filminflorida.com /wh/news/archive/news-154.asp (550 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Charles Nelson Reilly
		His signature chuckle is easily recognizable to his fans, and has been parodied and imitated.
		Reilly would go on to win a coveted Tony Award for his performance in 1962's How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying, and he was nominated for another Tony two years later, for his work in Hello, Dolly!
		Though he has never publicly acknowledged that he is gay, nor denied it, part of Reilly's popularity stems from his caustic, stereotypically gay public persona.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Charles_Nelson_Reilly (495 words)

	SNAPPYROO meets CHARLES NELSON REILLY!
		Seventy- year-old CNR delivered funny and charming anecdotes about his life and career as he leaped and cavorted about the stage ringing bells and acting out scenes from his past, which included a circus fire and crazy family fish stick dinners.
		Later, when much of the crowd finished their shrimp plates and were full of chardonnay, CNR was left surrounded by only a few cronies at the bar.
		CNR looks at Dave with mock sneer and playfully dismisses us with a wave of his hand, in great HooDoo fashion.
	www.snappyroo.com /rubsnubs/20010811cnr.html (442 words)

	Match Game (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Charles Nelson Reilly was an underrated comic genius, and Brett Sommers singing "Roll me over in the clover" is too hysterically whacked to be believed.
		Since CNR was never "in the closet" to begin with, when he revealed this last secret (if you want to call it that), all the blanks had been filled.
		CNR (and his rug-of-the-week), on the other hand, was the perfect person to deliver the punch lines and Gary Burghoff was an excellent substitute when CNR was on Broadway.
	www.jumptheshark.com /m/matchgame.htm (13251 words)

	Talkin' Broadway Regional News & Reviews: San Francisco - "Save it for the Stage: Life of Reilly" - 8/20/01
		Charles Nelson Reilly came into the New Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco with his effervescent charm and one man show, Save it for the Stage: Life of Reilly, which runs over two and three quarter hours with intermission.
		Reilly must have known every theater legend in New York over the years and he drops names like rain drops from the sky.
		Reilly tells how he grew up in the Bronx with a belligerent Swedish mother who was Lutheran and a henpecked Irish father who was Catholic.
	www.talkinbroadway.com /regional/sanfran/s130.html (773 words)

	Last 78
		Charles did his usual Brett ribbing and Betty got in a couple of zingers on Brett as well.
		"Once more, Charles Nelson Reilly has gotten me to make a fool of myself on network television." That's how Brett summed up her being center stage when it was time for the sign change.
		Charles plugged the extension in, and then in his best loud CNR voice yelled, "Turn it on!" Then he and Brett christened the sign by breaking champagne bottles over it.
	www.angelfire.com /stars3/lasteps/last78.htm (236 words)

	Aisle Say (NY): SAVE IT FOR THE STAGE: THE LIFE OF REILLY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Reilly has his in check–and he’s earned the privilege, after nearly a half-century as an actor and director prominently visible on stage and scree.
		Reilly can break your heart and then make you laugh with an ironic remark that shows the absurdity amid the sadness.
		One refrain that continually surprises, amuses, touches and pointedly provdes both image and editorial content with no need for explanation is his penchant for casting the roles of the people in his life.
	www.aislesay.com /NY-REILLY.html (261 words)

	Inside the Actor's Studio
		Charles Nelson Reilly: Well, you know it was fantastic.
		One time, Gary Neworth, the director, said to me, "Charles, why don't you grab your glasses between your thumb and forefinger and pretend you're twisting them!" [ demonstrates while cracking up ] And I was never the same.
		Charles Nelson Reilly: Sad, fun, tragic, happy, glorious, sticky, horrible, neat and a little gassy.
	snltranscripts.jt.org /00/00pactors.phtml (510 words)

	Reilly's a match for show business / Actor-director here in one-man show
		Charles Nelson Reilly shuffles around a sparsely furnished apartment on Van Ness, explaining why he likes the way Madonna names her various tours.
		The play is Reilly's one-man show, "Save It for the Stage: The Life of Reilly," opening this week at the New Conservatory Theatre.
		As he speaks, Reilly seems to dither a bit, but then, he was dithering 30 years ago, getting lots of practice.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2001/08/10/DD216966.DTL (853 words)

	indieWIRE > iPOP ("The Life of Reilly")
		Actor Charles Nelson Reilly was the focus of SXSW doc "The Life of Reilly," which had its world premiere at the festival.
		Unfortunately, Reilly was too ill to make the premiere, but the crew from the film threw a party for him in his absence.
		Charles Nelson Reilly, The Life of Reilly, L7, Donita Sparks, Bob Fagan, Carrie Heckman, Wrye Martin, Barry Poltermann, Frank Anderson, John Murphy, Jesse Trott
	www.indiewire.com /ipop/2006/03/the_life_of_rei.html (159 words)

	moxie: charles nelson reilly
		I was the lucky girl who got to keep Brent company while seeing Charles Nelson Reilly's play last night at the Canon Theater.
		Unfortunately, I was guilty in thinking Charles Nelson Reilly was just the guy from The Ghost and Mrs.
		Posted by: karen at February 3, 2004 07:58 PM I would so much like to give Charles the kudos he so richly deserves,All the years of joy he has given,has kept in a perpetual crush on him,he gets better looking every year.
	moxie.nu /moveabletype/archives/002444.php (337 words)

	HSX : Movies Prediction Market : News : Movies: Review
		Reilly takes the stage and begins to tell the story of his life.
		But the question was "Is Charles Nelson Reilly dead?' And how fitting that is, as even when I started to write this article, I was sure he was.
		Reilly has lived a happy and heavy and fantastic life filled with great characters and experiences.
	movies.hsx.com /news/reviews (804 words)

	WINK-TV Southwest Florida's News Leader (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Tony-Award winning comedian Charles Nelson Reilly is bringing his one-man show to Southwest Florida.
		Reilly mounted the show five years ago in Boca Raton for a four-day run.
		Reilly says he enjoys re-living his life and wouldn't change anything about the past 73 years.
	www.winktv.com /x8271.xml (172 words)

	GSN Presents a Tribute to MATCH GAMES' Beloved Panelists Brett Somers and Charles Nelson Reilly
		Brett Somers and Charles Nelson Reilly became staples on MATCH GAME in the mid-70s with their eccentric, yet compelling personalities.
		Reilly, a theatre actor turned game show regular, made the fireworks really fly with his quick come-backs and quirky sensibilities.
		Somers and Reilly became cult-icons of the much loved game show and now can be seen at their best on GSN.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=109&STORY=/www/story/01-31-2006/0004271779&EDATE= (733 words)

	Charles Nelson Reilly on Family Matters - GSN Buzz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		I saw CNR briefly on Family Matters when he was seen complimenting on Laura's art project.
		CNR's character on SpongeBob is the archenemy of Mermaid Man (played by Ernest Borgnine) and Barnacle Boy (played by Tim Conway).
		I didn't know it was CNR at first, but I wasn't a huge MG fan back then.
	www.gsn.com /buzz/showthread.php?t=75166 (614 words)

	Charles Nelson Reilly News
		News about Charles Nelson Reilly continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.
		GSN is going to do a set of shows featuring Brett Somers and Charles Nelson Reilly, two of the most, if not the most, popular panelists in game show...
		On the telephone, Charles Nelson Reilly is only slightly less funny than he is on television and in the movies.
	www.topix.net /who/charles-nelson-reilly (283 words)

	CHARLES WINS A TRIP by KC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		By KC "Charles Nelson Reilly ran off to Jamaica with the fat ladies in Nick's Diner, while throwing up".
		Charles Nelson Reilly reached for another air sickness bag, as once again his stomach threatened to reject its contents.
		As the plane began to descend for landing at Kingston International Airport, Charles' stomach seemed to have settled, and he began wondering what kinds of pies were common in Jamaica.
	members.aol.com /bovineprod/2bs95kc.html (294 words)

	Deep Fruit Revealed To Be Charles Nelson Reilly \| The Onion - America's Finest News Source
		NEW YORK—The identity of Deep Fruit, the source that brought down a studio audience in the Waterblank scandal in 1973, was revealed to be actor and Match Game panelist Charles Nelson Reilly, in an article published in Vanity Fair today.
		"Through his repartee with my father and fellow panelist Brett Somers, Charles was the one responsible for filling in the blanks and doing justice to one-liners which would have otherwise gotten away without double-entendres.
		Very few men can claim the title of hero like he did." The announcement came as a surprise to the game-show-conspiracy community, which had theorized for years that Deep Fruit was Paul Lynde.
	www.theonion.com /content/node/43943/print (175 words)

	BRETT SOMERS / Brett Somers on Match Game 1990
		Her earthy responses, smoky voice and good natured interaction with Gene Rayburn, Charles Nelson Reilly and other panelists gave this new Match Game the edge it needed to quickly become the top-rated daytime program.
		Charles Nelson Reilly appeared as a regular panelist, but Brett Somers was nowhere to be seen during the show's mercifully short eight-month run.
		Charles Nelson Reilly was happily back again as a regular panelist, though he quipped on one episode, "I'll return to the legitimate theater, you watch!"
	www.tvparty.com /gamematch.html (1705 words)

	Bio for Charles Nelson Reilly on MSN Movies
		In 1960 he was cast in a minor role in the Broadway musical Bye Bye Birdie, understudying stars Dick Van Dyke and Paul Lynde.
		During this period, Reilly showed up in such Manhattan-based TV programs as The Steve Lawrence Show, and also performed a cabaret act with his friend Eileen Brennan.
		On the theatrical scene, Reilly has directed the one-person plays Belle of Amherst and Paul Robeson, and has staged several operas throughout the U.S. Charles Nelson Reilly is the founder of The Faculty, a Los Angeles-based drama school.
	entertainment.msn.com /celebs/celeb.aspx?mp=b&c=149882 (281 words)

	Charles Nelson Reilly on the "X-Files" - Game Show Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		It is called "José Chung's 'From Outer Space'" and CNR plays a famous author researching a book about an alleged UFO encounter.
		If you have never seen this episode you may want to check it out when it comes on your local station carrying the "X-Files" re-runs.
		I thought CNR was great in that episode.
	gameshow.ipbhost.com /index.php?showtopic=830 (224 words)

	Jose Chung's Doomsday Defense - Millennium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Charles Nelson Reilly (Jose Chung), Richard Steinmetz (Mr.
		He figured he might as well just bring back his Jose Chung character, because Charles Nelson Reilly was apparently so much fun to work with on "From Outer Space".
		Charles Nelson Reilly deserved an Emmy for memorizing all those lines (he was nominated, but lost to John Laroquette).
	www.morganandwongonline.com /jose2.htm (1804 words)

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