Since "Raymond" signed off in 2005, Roberts has been finding plenty of work, including a couple of feature films you might have seen ( Grandma's Boy, Aliens in the Attic). And it's not "Remington Steele" (1983-87), which featured her in three out of every four installments. No, it's not "Angie" (1979-80), in whose every episode she appeared. The actress, who turns 81 next month, has well over 100 television and film credits to her name, but only one of them has enjoyed syndication ubiquity for over a decade now. Though her career spans an extraordinary sixty years, Doris Roberts seems certain to forever be identified solely as Marie Barone or "the mother from 'Everybody Loves Raymond'" for less than devout viewers of that highly-rated, long-running CBS sitcom. Single-sided, single-layered disc (DVD-5) / Black Keepcaseīuy Debbie Macomber's Call Me Mrs. Subtitles: English, English for Hearing Impaired Not Closed CaptionedĭVD Release Date: Octo/ Suggested Retail Price: $22.99 Original Air Date: Novem/ Running Time: 88 Minutes / Rating: Not Rated (TV-PG on air)ġ.78:1 Anamorphic Widescreen, Dolby Digital 5.0 Surround (English)
Finley), Patricia Mayen-Salazar (Gloria Martinez), Lauren Holly (Lindy Lowe), Jocelyne Loewen (Carol), Mary Black (Betty), Sean Carey (Mike Wilson), Catherine Lough Haggquist (Clair Flowers), Kate Gajdosik (Jane Binkow), Sophie Lui (News Reporter), Diana Bang (Barista) Miracle), Jewel Staite (Holly Wilson), Eric Johnson (Jake Finley), Quinn Lord (Gabe Wilson), Tom Butler (J.R. Scott / Writers: Debbie Macomber (book), Nancey Silvers (teleplay)Ĭast: Doris Roberts (Emily Merkle/Mrs.
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