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Valerie Harper Wiki Biography

• Valerie Kathryn Harper was born on 22 August 1939, of Scottish, Welsh, English, Irish and French descent, in Suffern, New York State, USA. 
• Valerie is an actress, perhaps still best known as the character Rhoda Morgenstein for being part of ‘The Mary Tyler Moore Show’; she also played the character in a spin-off series named ‘Rhoda.’ 
• Throughout her career, Valerie has received four Primetime Emmy Awards. 
• Both of her efforts led to putting her net worth where it is today. 
• Sources have told us of a net worth of $12 million as of mid-2016, largely earned through a fruitful acting career. 
• She has also appeared in various stage productions aside from television, established herself on Broadway, and appeared in numerous films, and all of these activities have ensured the status of her wealth. 
• Because of her father’s job as a salesman, her family moved a lot, and she lived in different cities, such as Pasadena, Monroe, Ashland, and Jersey City. 
• In numerous plays, such as “Wildcat”, “Subways Are for Sleeping” and “Take Me Along,” Valerie began her career on Broadway. 
• She attempted to run for Screen Actors Guild president later in her career but lost in the race. 
• “For “Golda’s Balcony,” she then portrayed Golda Meir, and then returned to the stage in a “Looped” production. 
• She started with stage appearances, then appeared once again in “Desperate Housewives” on television. 
• One of her new roles was with Tristan MacManus in “Dancing with the Stars,” which didn’t last for long. 
• In terms of charity and different causes, apart from acting, Harper has been very involved. 
• She became part of the Campaign for Women’s Equality and backed the Equal Rights Amendment. 
• She also created “L.I.F.E.” in Los Angeles, aimed at feeding the poor. 
• For her personal life, Valerie married actor Richard Schaal in 1964 but they divorced 14 years later. 
• Then, in 1987, she married Tony Cacclotti and they adopted a daughter. 
• In 2009, she was diagnosed with a rare form of chemotherapy-treated lung cancer. 
• Since her recovery, she has been known to frequently visit hospitals. 

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Valerie Harper Quotes

• [on her cancer, 2015] I talk to the cells all the time. I say, ‘What the hell are you doing? Not only are you destructive, coming in and ruining all my plans, but you are dumb! You are killing the host. If you take a low profile I can live with you, here on the edge of the sword. You can fall one way or the other’. Right now, things are working fantastically. Tomorrow, I don’t know.
• Life is a miracle.
• [January 2013, on being told she has months to live] I don’t think of dying. I think of being here now.
• I used to get some ego thing out of saying I wasn’t a star, just an actress. Forget it. I’m a star. I wanted it. I worked for it. I got it.

Valerie Harper Important Facts

• $700 per episode (season 1)
• Thanked Werner Erhard, the creator of the best training, in her acceptance speech for her first Emmy.
• She has English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh, and French ancestry.
• She has twice been cast as the replacement for Linda Lavin in a New York theater production, once Off-Broadway (“Death-Defying Acts”) and once on Broadway (“The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife”).
• Appearing as Golda Meir in the play “Golda’s Balcony” at the Hobby Center in Houston, Texas through April 9, 2006. [March 2006]
• Nov. 2005 – June, 2006 On tour, playing Golda Meir in the one-woman show, “Golda’s Balcony”. [November 2005]
• On Broadway in “Looped” as Tallulah Bankhead. With ‘Brian Hutchison’ and Michael Mulheren. [February 2010]
• On Broadway in “The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife” as Marjorie Taub. [2000]
• Before hitting it big as “Rhoda Morgenstern”, she maintained a steady roll of supporting player appearances in Broadway musicals throughout the 1960s, appearing with such legends as Jackie Gleason, Robert Morse, Walter Pidgeon, Phyllis Newman, Sydney Chaplin, Orson Bean, and Lucille Ball.
• Has been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer [March 6, 2013].
• Became a mother when she adopted her daughter, Cristina Cacciotti, with her 2nd husband Tony Cacciotti. [1983]
• First met Mary Tyler Moore on set of The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961), where her then-husband, Richard Schaal, was guest starring.
• Ex-roommate of Arlene Golonka.
• Biography in: “Who’s Who in Comedy” by Ronald L. Smith, pg. 206-207. New York: Facts on File, 1992. ISBN 0816023387
• In the fall of 1987, she was abruptly fired by Lorimar from her NBC TV series Valerie’s Family: The Hogans (1986). She didn’t show for filming one day. The series decided to continue on without her as “Valerie’s Family” with Sandy Duncan playing Sandy Hogan, replacing Harper’s “Valerie Hogan” character. Harper sued Lorimar for breach of contract and in the fall of 1988 was awarded $1.4 million-plus 12.5% of the profits of the show, which continued on without her until 1991.
• She and her then-husband, actor Richard Schaal, were also a writing team and wrote a script for the series Love, American Style (1969) called “Love and the Visitor”, Love, American Style: Love and the Elopement/Love and the Visitor (1970), back in the early ’70s.
• Valerie was born at Good Samaritan Hospital, Suffern, N.Y.
• Ex-stepdaughter, Wendy Schaal, is an actress.
• Is a graduate of the Erhard Seminars Training (better known as EST).

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