Lucille Ball

William Frawley lived the longest, even though he died first of the four principals from I LOVE LUCY. He was 79 when he died of a heart attack in 1966.

Lucille Ball died at 77 of a ruptured aorta in 1989.

Vivian Vance died at 70 of bone cancer in 1979.

Desi Arnaz died at 69 of lung cancer in 1986.

Lucy and Ricky Ricardo, a married couple live in the Mertz's apartment building. Ethel Mertz and Lucy become good friends and always cook up sceams for Lucy to get into show buisness. Ricky however is in show buisness and has a club "The Tropicana" in New York, with Fred Mertz being the band manager. Lucy and Ricky often plan sceams on each other!!

Lucille Ball was a great animal lover, and owned many pets throughout her life. Her first pet was a little fox terrier she got when she was a teenager. She named him Whooppee, and doted over him. In her marriage to Desi Arnaz, Lucille owned many dogs and cats. There are many famous pictures of her roaming Desilu Ranch with her two beloved cocker spaniels. Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball are also famous for owning several of the Schipperke breed.

She was always afraid of birds. Not live birds, but in paintings and such, and wouldn't stay in hotel rooms with bird wallpaper.

This is because when her father died when she was a child, there was a sparrow feeding in the windowsill, and this really affected her.

Lucy Liu went to University of Michigan

I Love Lucy and The Lucille Ball Show

Yes, she overdrew her lips with lip-liner.

Lucille Ball changed the television industry, she was one of the first people to be pregnant on television, she was one of the most famous comedic women, and she was in one of the first television series to use more than one camera angle.

Are you talking about "I Love Lucy" from the 1950's or "The Lucy Show" from the 1960s? They were both broadcasted by CBS.

Perhaps you saw the episode of "I Love Lucy" where she is working in a candy factory-- but that would have been more appropriate to her younger years. Biographers have noted she loved chocolates as a girl growing up. But as an adult, she seems to have preferred puddings and pies, rather than candy. She was a fan of comfort foods like hot dogs and beef stew, and during her marriage to Desi Arnaz, she became a fan of Cuban cuisine.

I Love Lucy aired October 15, 1951 to May 6, 1957.

The actors, Lucille Ball and Desi Arnez, who played Lucy and Desi Ricardo were husband and wife in real life. When their real life marriage broke up, it was much too difficult to for them to work together. They not only played their roles on screen but both worked behind the scenes in executive positions; by that time they had created Desilu Studios, producer of many TV programs of the time. It was a very big strain to go on screen as if nothing was wrong.

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Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz had three children, Madeline Jane, born in 1947, Lucie Desiree, born in 1951, and Desiderio Alberto, born in 1953.

Desiderio Alberto Arnaz y de Acha III (Desi Arnaz) Played Lucy's Husband, And Her Love, Ricky Ricardo.

Desi was in at the Tropicana and Lucy Walked in with a Tan sweater and Yellow slacks and he said to me the piano player man that sure is a woman.

The above answer is about the TV show. So let me clarify this. Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz met on the set of the RKO produced film titled Too Many Girls. The film was directed by George Abbot.

There was no show titled. "You Love Lucy' but on 'I Love Lucy' Fred Mertz was his best friend and landlord.

The web address of the Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Center is: http://www.lucy-desi.com

Her full name was Lucille Desiree Ball.

His favorite music was rumba and stuff like that His favorite music was rumba and stuff like that

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Actually, he never really says those exact words. He always says something like that but its never that phrase. That phrase was more of a shortened and blended form of what he said and somewhat of a trademark for the show but was never said.

She jokingly writes in her autobiography "Love Lucy" that she, her brother Fred, and her cousin Cleo all had nicknames.

Fred was Fritzie-boy...Cleo was Cleo-baby...and she was "Lucille-where-the-hell-have-you-been".

There was never a Robert Taylor episode. It was invented by the writers during the Richard Widmark episode, to expand the laundry list of stars whom Lucy had horned her way in on. What you remember was either that reference to her encounter with Robert Taylor, in the Richard Widmark episode, or a shot of the autographed Robert Taylor souvenir in the Grauman's Chinese Theater episode.