Phyllis Diller
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Female Comedians Pay Tribute to Phyllis Diller
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Phyllis Diller , Late Bloomer
Phyllis Diller passed away on August 20th, at the age of 95, and has been widely remembered for her eccentric persona -- the wild wigs, the …
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Inside Phyllis Diller's Costume Closet
Phyllis Diller is famous for her hilarious one-liners and her outrageous fashion choices. Watch as she goes inside her costume closet and wig room.
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"Dustbiters" Surprise Phyllis Diller
A few of Phyllis Diller's former secretaries, whom she nicknamed the dustbiters, surprise her on Rosie's stage!
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The Night Phyllis Diller Met Bob Hope
Legendary comedian Phyllis Diller talks about the night she bombed in front of Bob Hope, a comic genius who became her lifelong friend.
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Women in Comedy
… may not have only enlarged my life, they also enriched it, and I am forever grateful." Dr. Angelou talks with Phyllis Diller and Lily Tomlin about their careers and experiences as women in comedy. Phyllis and Dr. Angelou have been friends …
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Who Inspires Kathy Griffin?
Many comedians, like Joan Rivers, Phyllis Diller , Moms Mabley and Bill Cosby, inspired Kathy Griffin when she first started doing stand-up, and still do!
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Oprah Talks to Phil Donahue
… discovered we were doing something nobody else was, all because we had no stars. Oprah: Because you couldn't get Phyllis Diller . Phil: Right. We once had on the guy from Dayton who invented the pop-top beer can. At the time, there was …
