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Maureen McCormick 2012 Panini Golden Age

Maureen McCormick2012 Panini Golden Age (Relic Card) Museum Age Authentic Collection Material Maureen McCormick #24

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Maureen McCormick: Marcia Brady

Marcia (Maureen McCormick) was the most popular Brady with her long blonde hair and pretty face — even when a football broke her nose. Maureen went on to write a tell-all about her life on the show and after struggles with drug addiction, etc.) and won Celebrity Fit Club in 2007 for her percentage weight loss.

Maureen McCormick To Co-Host Home Design Series Frozen In Time

Maureen McCormick To Co-Host her Own Home Design Series Called “Frozen In Time” “Maureen McCormick of ‘Brady Bunch’ fame returns to HGTV to help overhaul homes that are stuck in a design time-warp in the new series “Frozen in Time” The series is set to debut in the Spring of 2020 “In HGTV’s new homeContinue reading “Maureen McCormick To Co-Host Home Design Series Frozen In Time”

Marcia, Marcia, Marcia: The Story of Maureen McCormick

Originally posted on Kreuzer's Korner:
It appears that Maureen McCormick, the actress who played Marcia Brady on “The Brady Bunch” wasn’t the same character in real life. In her new memoir, “Here’s the Story,” McCormick discusses the many battles she faced with drug addiction, depression and sex. From the Associated Press: Fans of “The…

Book Review: Here’s the Story: Surviving Marcia Brady and Finding My True Voice

Originally posted on Here's The Story: Every Episode of The Brady Bunch Reviewed:
Greetings friends! In today’s Weekend Special, we review a book instead of an episode. Here’s the Story: Surviving Marcia Brady and Finding My True Voice, as the title suggests, is an autobiography written by Maureen McCormick. The book was first published…

At age seven, her first role was in a play, and within a year, was a popular choice for TV commercials and sitcoms. In addition to ads for Barbie and Kool Aid, Maureen was seen on Bewitched (1964), My Three Sons (1960) and Camp Runamuck (1965). She also did voice-over recordings for a dozen Mattel talking dolls. For five years,Continue reading “Maureen McCormick”

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