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Mommy dearest
"It's the first time I'd ever read a script where I knew, 'I'd be really good in this role,'" Sharon Gless (with her on-screen son Sparks) says of wanting the role of Debbie. "I felt so confident that I picked up the phone and called [then Showtime programming president] Jerry Offsay. I said, 'I'd like to do the mother.' He said, 'You know, I like the idea, Sharon. I think you'll bring a little class to the project.' I said, 'Jerry, class is not what I had in mind.'
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![Mommy dearest
"It's the first time I'd ever read a script where I knew, 'I'd be really good in this role,'" Sharon Gless (with her on-screen son Sparks) says of wanting the role of Debbie. "I felt so confident that I picked up the phone and called [then Showtime programming president] Jerry Offsay. I said, 'I'd like to do the mother.' He said, 'You know, I like the idea, Sharon. I think you'll bring a little class to the project.' I said, 'Jerry, class is not what I had in mind.'](albums/media/magazines/2018/entertainment-weekly-june-2018/normal_entertainment-weekly-june-2018-007.jpg "Click to view full size image
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Mommy dearest
\"It's the first time I'd ever read a script where I knew, 'I'd be really good in this role,'\" Sharon Gless (with her on-screen son Sparks) says of wanting the role of Debbie. \"I felt so confident that I picked up the phone and called [then Showtime programming president] Jerry Offsay. I said, 'I'd like to do the mother.' He said, 'You know, I like the idea, Sharon. I think you'll bring a little class to the project.' I said, 'Jerry, class is not what I had in mind.'")
