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Lisa Ann Walter was "too embarrassed" to admit she had started the menopause. The 60-year-old actress - who stars as Melissa Schemmenti on the Emmy-nominated series 'Abbott Elementary' - opened up about coming to the end of her natural reproductive cycle and wants "shame-based" attitudes towards it to change. She told People: "Getting older as a female in this country has got to become something that is not the punchline or a topic that's shameful. "I don't know anybody in my mother's generation that spoke openly about menopause. They kind of refer to it in these hushed tones — it's like when ...
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Lisa Ann Walter couldn't afford to take her kids on vacation until 'Abbott Elementary' became a success. The 60-year-old actress - who has Jordan, 36, Delia, 32, and twins Spencer and Simon, 23, with Sam Baum - was best known for starring as Chessy the housekeeper alongside Lindsay Lohan in the 1998 remake of 'The Parent Trap' but explained that the part didn't make her wealthy and she could only afford some luxuries after getting regular work through her role as teacher Melissa Schemmenti in the Emmy Award-winning series. She told People: "I wasn't a star. I was the woman that made you cry in...
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Lisa Ann Walter wants to make another 'Parent Trap' movie with Lindsay Lohan. The 60-year-old actress played nanny and housekeeper Chessy in the 1998 rom-com, which sees identical twins Hallie Parker and Annie James (both Lindsay) switch places to meet their mum (Natasha Richardson) and dad (Dennis Quaid) after being separated at birth. And Lisa Ann is hoping to work with Lindsay again, either on another 'Parent Trap' film or on her show 'Abbott Elementary'. She told PEOPLE when asked if she would work with the 'Irish Wish' star again: “Yes, absolutely. “I would love to go back for another ver...
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Lisa Ann Walter thinks a remake of 'The Parent Trap' would be "possible". The 59-year-old actress played the role of housekeeper Chessy in the 1998 Disney comedy - which saw Lindsay Lohan make her motion picture debut as long-lost twins Hallie Parker and Annie James who switch places in order to reunite their parents - and she is convinced that any potential reboot would be "genius", as long as original screenwriter and director Nancy Meyers is on board. Speaking to Extra TV, Lisa said: "Look, if Nancy Meyers writes it, it’s gonna be genius. I don’t know if that is something that could happen…...
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