Patrick Duffy: Last News

An 'amazing' dad who had struggled to come to terms with the deaths of his own father and his best friend was found dead in his car close to where they are buried.

Christopher Vourlias It was welcome — perhaps even surprising — news for Hungarian moviegoers to discover that two home-grown productions were sitting at the top of the box office at the start of the year: “Gone Running,” Gábor Herendi’s local remake of the Czech romantic comedy “Women on the Run,” and the ’90s-set musical rom-com “How Could I Live Without You?,” directed by Dénes Orosz. The two crowd-pleasers, which are both being repped by NFI World Sales at the European Film Market, capped a year that saw some unexpected success stories — such as Bálint Szimler’s arthouse drama “Lesson Learned” drumming up more than 100,000 admissions — alongside signs that Hungarian filmmakers are looking to buck the trends of the recent past.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large “Dallas” star Linda Gray has re-teamed with TV movie exec producer Larry Thompson to pitch a spooky film set at Southfork Ranch — the real-life location that served as the setting for the hit 1980s primetime soap. Gray and Thompson worked on last December’s hit Lifetime TV “Ladies of the 80s: A Divas Christmas.” This time out, Gray and Thompson are shopping a project that finds Gray (and potentially her “Dallas” co-star Patrick Duffy) as poltergeists who haunt Southfork Ranch.

Behind the Velvet Rope podcast about shooting their first scene together.“It was another one of those gifts that…you’re honored to receive in our business.”Elsewhere at Saturday’s event, Presley opened up about life with the “Blue Suede Shoes” crooner.“Every girl went after him. Whether he was going on tour or going to Palm Springs or Vegas, obviously I know there are other things going on as well … I mean the opportunities were there constantly,” she recalled.

For long-time fans, the cast of Dallas holds a special place in TV history.The iconic nighttime soap, which aired on CBS from 1978 to 1991, not only won four Emmys but also revolutionised television storytelling with its legendary cliffhangers. One of the most iconic moments in television history occurred on March 21, 1980, when the character JR Ewing, portrayed by the late Larry Hagman, was shot twice by an unseen assailant.The mystery of "Who shot JR?" captivated millions of viewers, and when the answer was finally revealed on November 21 of the same year, it became one of the most-watched television episodes of all time.

The Step by Step cast reunited at 90s Con on Sunday and remembered the late Suzanna Somers.

told People in a statement on Monday. “For that brief moment it was unbelievable. But indeed she has passed.” “She beautifully passed through my life on this leg of her endless journey,” continued Duffy.

Suzanne Somers tragically passed away over the weekend, just one day before her 77th birthday.

David Jacobs, who created the smash 1980s primetime soaps Dallas and Knots Landing and was a two-time Emmy nominee for Homefront, died August 20 of Alzheimer’s complications at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in Burbank, his son said Tuesday. He was 86.

turns 45, ET's Kevin Frazier sat down with cast members Audrey Landers, Charlene Tilton, Joan Van Ark, Linda Gray, Patrick Duffy and Steve Kanaly for an anniversary reunion event produced by Dan Gore at Oscar's Palm Springs in California.«Great to be alive. Great to be in Palm Springs,» Kanaly said before he and his co-stars reflected on the legacy of the beloved primetime soap and revisited highlights from the series' 14-season run on television, including throwing a then-unknown Brad Pitt into a pool and the game-changing cliffhanger that left millions of fans wondering, «Who shot J.R.?» First premiering on CBS on April 2, 1978, — which in many ways is the original of its time — revolved around the sprawling, affluent (and often feuding) family, the Ewings, who owned an oil company and ranch land in Texas.

Patrick Duffy and Linda Purl found love during the pandemic thanks to technology, a story becoming almost as conventional as the ovens they now use to bake the 70-year-old sourdough starter Duffy has cultivated since he was a little kid. The "Dallas" star, known for his role as Bobby Ewing, and actress Purl, who played Fonzie’s girlfriend Ashley Pfister on "Happy Days," traveled in the same social circles for decades while they worked in the entertainment industry, but never sparked a match.

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For Patrick Duffy, the secret behind his lasting romance with Linda Purl is keeping things hot — in the kitchen. The "Dallas" actor and "Happy Days" actress hit it off in 2020 during a group text chat amid the coronavirus pandemic.They enjoyed a slow courtship, or what Purl once described as "a very Victorian process," where they spent weeks talking before sharing a kiss. Duffy revealed that cooking has been essential in their blossoming romance.

Spending time in the kitchen is a huge part of Linda Purl and Patrick Duff's relationship, so much so that they just launched a new baking product together that honors Duffy's family. 'Our lifestyles make us very compatible in almost every conceivable way,' Dallas' Patrick Duffy tells People of his relationship with 67-year-old Happy Days star Linda Purl.  The H stars, who have been dating for over two years, spoke with the site about their new sourdough kit, Duffy's Dough, which includes a dehydrated version of a starter that dates back 'at least 70 years,' says Duffy, 73. Made with love: Spending time in the kitchen is a huge part of Linda Purl and Patrick Duff's relationship— so much so that they just launched a new baking product together that honors Duffy's family'My parents took my sister and myself in 1952 in a little trailer house, towed by a truck, from Montana to Alaska.

Lynda Carter reminded fans on Tuesday that she once worked with a big A list Oscar winning actor.The beauty - who is best known for starring as Wonder Woman on TV - posted an image with Ben Affleck from 1991 from when they co-starred in theTV movie Daddy, which was based on a Danielle Steel book.'Daddy brings back great memories,' wrote the 70-year-old knockout in her Instagram caption. Flashback:Lynda Carter reminded fans on Tuesday that she once worked with Ben Affleck on the 1991 TV movie Daddy, which was based on a Danielle Steel bookThe movie also starred Patrick Duffy from Dallas and Kate Mulgrew from Star Trek.The synopsis: 'After his wife, Sarah (Kate Mulgrew), leaves him to find personal fulfillment, advertising executive Oliver Watson (Patrick Duffy) goes west.'His children (Ben Affleck, Jenny Lewis, Matthew Lawrence) are traumatized, and, when his mother dies shortly afterwards, Oliver hits rock bottom.

This Morning today.The couple shared their modern day love story, which began during a group text chat in 2020.Linda and Patrick began video calling each other on FaceTime before starting to make “two to three hour” Zoom calls every night.Patrick branded his and Linda’s relationship, which began at the height of the coronavirus pandemic, a “Covid romance”.He continued: “We didn’t sit in the same room for almost four months but we spoke to each other every day.“We kept texting and texting became FaceTime and for two and a half months plus we Zoomed every night for two or three hours.“We didn’t have that thing after the third dinner, do I kiss? Do I take her to my house?”Linda added: “As we were about to do the end meeting, Patrick says, ‘see you tomorrow love you.’”But Patrick was determined to finally see his long-distance love in person.He explained: “The next day we zoomed it was like, ‘Hi’.A post shared by Linda Purl (@lindapurl)“I got into my car and drove 23 hours to her doorstep and we’ve never been apart.”Linda added: “I don’t think it would have happened otherwise because in our normal lives pre-pandemic we wouldn’t have had three hours to Zoom but we did.”Patrick went on to label Linda, who he started dating in July 2020, “the most beautiful thing in the world”.He added: “I wasn’t looking for (love) but it found me.”Linda took to her Instagram earlier today to share a glimpse of the interview with a snap of the pair sitting on the This Morning sofa opposite hosts Rochelle Humes and Phillip Schofield.But the actress seemed to get Phillip’s name confused as she thanked the hosts in the caption.In view of her 9,000 followers, she penned: “Thank you Rochelle and Paul for This Morning.”Joannalouisemartinneeyoung

It’s sweet how TV stars Patrick Duffy (“Dallas”) and Linda Purl (“Happy Days”) gush over one another.

Whether you knew him as Shane Donovan on “Days of Our Lives” or Max Sheffield on “The Nanny”, if you were watching TV in the ’90s, you knew Charles Shaughnessy. The British actor is one of ET’s Iconic Leading Men of ’90s TV alongside Mark Curry, Patrick Duffy, Jimmy Smits and Grant Show — but as he sees it, a lot of his success came from his talented female co-stars.

Grant Show as Blake Carrington on the reboot of, which returns for its fourth season in May, the 59-year-old actor is best known for sexing up primetime TV as Jake Hanson for five seasons on the hit Fox drama. That's why Show is one of ET’s alongside Mark Curry, Patrick Duffy, Charles Shaughnessy and Jimmy Smits. “I keep waiting for someone to say they made a mistake,” Show jokes with ET’s Nischelle Turner.

«I'm an iconic man — I didn't know that! Damn. I am somebody baby!»It's one of the first things that Mark Curry says to ET's Nischelle Turner, but to anyone who grew up watching the classic '90s sitcom , it's no surprise that Curry is one of ET's alongside Jimmy Smits, Patrick Duffy, Charles Shaughnessy and Grant Show.

Patrick Duffy sees Linda Purl as the 'gift that COVID gave him.'The 71-year-old actor - who played Bobby Ewing in Dallas - started dating Linda, 65, during the coronavirus lockdown earlier this year, and he admits that their romance evolved amid a unique set of circumstances.'That's the gift that COVID gave me - Linda Purl is the lady in my life,' the actor told Extra this week.