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Some Enchanted Evening: Directed by Arlando Smith. With Isabel Sanford, Sherman Hemsley, Roxie Roker, Franklin Cover. Florence enters poem-writing contest for her dream man, soap opera "star" Kent Tobin.
- (65)
- Comedy
- Arlando Smith
- 1984-11-18
"The Jeffersons" Some Enchanted Evening (TV Episode 1984) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
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George, Louise, Tom and Helen go to a charity ball where Florence's favorite soap star is scheduled to appear. When Florence is left behind because the event is sold out, she daydreams a Cinderella story of ending up with a Prince Charming.
Florence enters poem-writing contest for her dream man, soap opera "star" Kent Tobin. When she learns the Jeffersons and the Willises are attending an event that evening in which Tobin will appear, she begs to go. Alone at home, she dreams.
Starring
1. Isabel Sanford as Louise Jefferson 2. Sherman Hemsley as George Jefferson 3. Roxie Roker as Helen Willis 4. Franklin Cover as Tom Willis 5. Marla Gibbs as Florence Johnston 6. Paul Benedict as Harry Bentley 7. Ned Wertimer as Ralph the Doorman
Guest starring
1. Hal Williams as Kent Tobin 2. Kip King as Mr. Henderson 3. Becky Bonar as Mrs. Rockefeller Vanderbilt 4. Mabel King as Mrs. Tobin Gertrude Clementas The Elderly Woman (as Gertrude M. Clement)
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Some Enchanted Evening - Crew / Cast: with: Isabel Sanford (Louise Jefferson), Sherman Hemsley (George Jefferson), Roxie Roker (Helen Willis), Franklin Cover (Thomas 'Tom' Willis),...
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George, Louise, Tom and Helen go out to a big charity ball where Florence's favorite soap star is scheduled to make an appearance. However, Florence is left behind because tickets for the event where sold out. This leads Florence to daydream a ""Cinderella"" story of ending up with a prince charming.
