‘Gilligan Island’ star explains why the residues from hit sitcom

Before Tina Louise was closed on a tropical island, he faced lonely as a child at the boarding school.

As a glamorous ginger grant in the sitcom, actress, recently released the audio version of the 1997 book, “Sunday: a memorial.” The star, for the first time, finally freed from discussing his painful childhood.

I didn’t live with my mom from Louise to 11 years old, “said Louise Fox News digital.” I had a life cycle without him.

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“I live this day,” said Louise. “But I never treated me with me.

When Louise, Tina Blacker, his mother was 18 years old, and his father was 10 years older. Divorced as soon as he is 4 years old. 6 years old, sent to a Ardsley’s boarding school, New York, where the parents will come back to him.

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“I didn’t want to be there from the beginning,” he said. “We were all a bunch of angry young girls. There was a gang of little girls. No one wanted to be there.

“I remember trying to catch a very bad cold so I could talk hard, so I could leave this place,” he said. “They gave me hot milk. They called my mother. I wanted to come to him, because I wanted to go to him. I said it was not with his second husband and he did not want a small girl at home.”

A student stabbed Louise on the wrist with a pen. He still has a weak wound, he said. In talking to another little girl in the night, Louise claimed that a pitch, a teacher who crawled on the ceiling, was alone in the black bathroom. Describes that he was shot while fighting for a bath. His closest friends were the caterpillars hiding in a box under his bed. He said they were picked up.

“They took everything,” said Louise. “My mother once brought me a doll, and this was taken away at night. I never remember my withdrawal. You don’t remember things like this.”

Louise always prayed for Sundays. It was the day of the visit. He always waited for his parents that day, but they did not always come.

“I hugged.” “I don’t think I know what happened. I just knew it was painful.”

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Louise was not as much as 8 years old, his father and his new wife could move. Was not. But his happiness would not last long. 11 years old, a wealthy doctor married mother, one-third of the four husbands, asked them to live with them A fancy New York City townhouse.

Louise has admitted that he has been angry with his father because he has not wanted to fight for him in court for years. Hollywood would not see him immediately before calling.

“I’m very sorry,” he said. “I couldn’t say his name. I wanted to do something about him. I waited for him to do something about him.

At the age of 22, a growing Louise, who started acting, went to his father.

“We need to make a new connection.” “It wasn’t easy … but we have to be rebuilt.”

His relationship with his mother was complicated.

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“He was a living man, but when he was 3 years old, he lost his mother,” said Louise. “So he had problems … I was 18 years old. He did not have his mother. I didn’t have his mother. I saw his children in a child. Then there’s a nanny.”

“My mother had a dream world,” he said. “He wanted to live a certain way and live by a certain person. He was very beautiful. He lost the art … He realized it … But it was very interesting.”

Louise would then run like a gastaWay from the past. Katapult to Stardom ’60 -Clams sitcom ‘Gilligan Island. “ Over the years, it will continue to find new followers thanks to Reruns and streaming platforms.

Louise insisted the show, the cast was not rich. He spoke before Forbes not receiving the remains.

“No one did not get them – no one said,” said Fox News digital. “I am in one place (Wells) I could get something with a lawyer. But I just read it. But I never saw.

In 1996, Louise read another article, about the fall of students to read the students New York Times reported. This was instructed to join a non-profit organization that trains volunteers for teachers in New York City. According to the speech, he worked quietly with students in the next two decades.

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Outlet noted that after the organization financed a few years ago, Louise began to help his own.

This is still something today.

“It gives me very joy,” he said. “To help students and give hope.”