Talk:Cathy Lee Crosby

References

Its not quite true that there are no references. There are two which pertain only to the subject's involvement with Scientology. The rest of the article is unsourced.--SilasW 19:55, 4 August 2007 (UTC)

Suggested changes (received via email)

Hi all,

These suggested changes came via email. If some interested editors could consider them, it'd be much appreciated. (There was a longer list, but some were dealt with as urgent BLP issues, these are the rest.)

FEATURES AND STAGE:

1. Cathy Lee Crosby commences starring in the feature film, A FONDER HEART, in 2011 directed by Jim Fitzpatrick.
2. Starred in the comedy feature, FAST SOFA, with Jennifer Tilly, Eric Roberts, & Jake Busey. Dir: Solome’ Breziner.
3. Co-stared in the Warner Bros. comedy feature, THE BIG TEASE, with Craig Ferguson, Frances Fisher, Mary McCormack, and David Rasche. Dir: Kevin Allen.
4. Starred with Julie Harris, Ron Perlman, Bruce Davison, and John Randolph in a performance/reading of the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning play, The Shadow Box.
5. Made her Off-Broadway debut in New York starring in the comedy, Almost Perfect, written by Gerry Mayer and directed by Geraldine Fitzgerald.
6. Cathy Lee also starred with James Naughton at the Long Wharf Theatre (Arvin Brown) in the dark comedy, Downside Risk.

TELEVISION:

1. Cathy Lee starred in two “That's Incredible” one-hour TV Specials for ABC
2. Starred in the CBS Christmas movie, The Sons of the Mistletoe, with Roma Downey.
3. Starred in the movie, Dancing at the Harvest Moon with Jacqueline Bisset, which aired on CBS.
4. Starred in the two-hour, action adventure movie for CBS, Final Run, with Robert Ulrich.
5. Cathy Lee also starred in the CBS movie for television, The Ties That Bind, with Bruce Davison and Jane Seymour.
6. In addition to executive producing chores (in association with Hearst Entertainment), Cathy

AUTHOR:

1. Cathy Lee’s first book, Let the Magic Begin (Simon & Schuster 1998) and is in its third printing. The book premiered on “Oprah”.

PRODUCER / WRITER / DIRECTOR:

1. Cathy Lee has formed her own production company, CLC Entertainment, and is currently working with a prominent investment banker to fund the company and its entire slate of projects through a private placement.
2. She wrote, directed, and starred in two plays: Zoot Suit – The Real Story, and the first stage adaptation of They Shoot Horses, Don’t They? for which she received the Outstanding Contribution to the Arts award from the City of Los Angeles.

HONORS:

1. Cathy Lee has been featured on over 200 national fashion, sports, and lifestyle magazine covers, and has appeared in over 50 television commercials during her career.
2. Cathy Lee was a special guest to the Gorbachev Foundation’s, State of the World Forum.
3. She was also appointed by the President of the U.S. as, “Special Ambassador to Children” for the United Nations.
4. Cathy Lee was nominated and confirmed by two-thirds of the House and Senate of the United States, as a member of the Congressional Awards Board of Directors.
5. Cathy Lee entertained the troops with Bob Hope on his last USO, Christmas Tour of Lebanon.
6. She was Founder and Chairperson of the Get High On Yourself Foundation.
7. Cathy Lee is a former international tennis player, achieving a career-high ranking of #7 in singles, and #4 in doubles in the U.S.
8. Cathy Lee graduated cum laude from the University of Southern California in pre-med.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Daniel (talk) 04:59, 30 June 2010 (UTC)

You Forgot Something...

Although I'm sure she would be embarrassed to have it publicized today, Cathy Lee Crosby was at one time engaged to be married to film action star Richard Roundtree ("Shaft"), in 1976AD. Whatever happened to cancel their wedding plans was never publicized. Oh, and if you are seeking a reference for veracity of this item, then look up "Jet Magazine", around 1976AD. --65.88.88.125 (talk) 14:43, 20 August 2014 (UTC)Veryverser

 Not done Why not do it yourself? Roberticus talk 22:31, 20 August 2014 (UTC)

I wouldn't, as I'm not a professioanl writer, nor reporter; and I have no desire to embarass, nor defame, nor cause any 'discomfort' to the persons mentioned!!! --184.207.7.75 (talk) 19:52, 9 February 2016 (UTC)Ververser

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professional tennis player?

"Crosby was a professional tennis player who played at Wimbledon twice, quitting the sport professionally sometime between 1967 and 1970"
The first sentence is marked with source [2]. I don't know why, the "twice" is not there. Instead, source [3] has this "After traveling the world class tennis circuit and playing twice at Wimbledon, she quit tennis at 23"
So the source [2] is not needed and [3]'s "she quit tennis at 23" means she quit either in December 1967 or in 1968.
About Wimbledon, I found her two times on the main draw, both in 1964: Singles and Doubles. So only 1 year in the main draw, there might be qualifications she entered, but oldest in wiki are from 1968. 46.132.3.220 (talk) 23:54, 24 February 2024 (UTC)

On the other hand, is it okay to call her "professional" at all? Professional tournaments only started in 1969. 46.132.3.220 (talk) 23:58, 24 February 2024 (UTC)