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Here is the only fan site dedicated to the work of the talented actress, writer, singer, songwriter, and director, Mary Kay Place. |
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| Visitors Since June, 2001 |
| E-mail Chris at MKPFan@aol.com |
| Words of praise from Claudia Lamb, "Mary Hartman's" Heather Hartman-"Loved your page! I worked with Mary Kay on 'MH2' - she was a real lady who was always fun to be around. She treated those around her with the utmost respect. She deserves a great page like this!" From Paul Marshall-"I've been checking out your MKP site here. Not only am I a big fan, but when Mary Kay decided to pursue her record career in 1978, I was selected to be her bass player. She's a great talent and a cool person, and I'll always treasure the times we spent together." |
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| From Pamela Tice Chapman-"I have really enjoyed your web site on Mary Kay! I am an actress, and first met Mary Kay in The Rainmaker, which was shot here in Memphis! She was terrific as 'Dot Black.' I played 'Vera Birdsong' and did not have any scenes with her but was fortunate enough to visit with her at Mr. Coppola's Rainmaker premiere at Paramount. I also had a nice part in Death and Texas. [Soon to be released.] Please give Mary Kay a big hug from all the cast and crew from Memphis! She is not only a wonderful actor, but a fabulous person!" |
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