Sally Struthers Then
Sally Struthers won over American hearts as Gloria Stivic, the daughter of Edith and Archie Bunker in Norman Lear’s groundbreaking comedy All in the Family. She didn’t expect to receive the character since it was first given to Candice Azarra, who played Gloria in the pilot episode. Candice was immediately discarded to make place for Sally. Gloria Struthers was known for her blonde pigtails and obstinate manner as she dealt with her domineering father. Sally’s life took a turn for the better after that, as she grew to become one of America’s most recognizable television personalities.
Sally Struthers Then
Sally Struthers Now
It’s impractical to expect the years to be kind to everyone, but Sally hasn’t allowed her age to stop her from working. She has long been a supporter of the Christian Children’s Fund (now ChildFund), an organization that aids hungry and disadvantaged children in underdeveloped nations. In 2014, she again played Dolly in the 50th-anniversary version of Hello, Dolly! Struthers was satirized twice on South Park in episodes involving a starving youngster dubbed “Starvin’ Marvin.” The comedy focuses on Struthers’ overconsumption compared to her attempts to help the needy, hinting that she is hoarding food. She was allegedly unhappy by the portrayal, which we can understand. Ignore the critics and keep doing your best, Sally.
Sally Struthers Now
