Post by riche on Aug 3, 2008 5:48:21 GMT -5
Found this the other day:
blogs.nypost.com/tv/archives/2008/07/cold_case_cop_g.html
'Cold Case' cop goes cruisin' - 21st July 2008
When her hit CBS series “Cold Case” shut down production during the Hollywood writers strike, star Kathryn Morris took a family road trip – in her dressing room.
“I’ve got a big old motor home that I use as my dressing room, she tells The Post. “It is a 38 foot home on wheels with a king size bed and three TVs. So I drove it around with my family and my friends, through the mountains and up to Mammoth.”
Of course the mid-winter had a few minor complications.
“Apparently you can only refill the propane in a motor home at certain times of day and there is only one refill guy every 100 miles,” she says.
“One night we had the whole family and we were going to go for a big Italian dinner 40 miles away because it was near the propane place so we decided to make it a family outing. There were like 9 people in the motor home and it turns out we just missed the propane guy by an hour. We were stranded!
“That night, we slept with the space heater plugged in. And here’s another tip: You cannot use the coffeemaker and the hair dryer at the same time.”
Morris says she plans to take the mobile residence with her whenever the show comes to an end: “If I never work again and everybody thinks I am Lilly Rush, there is nothing wrong with cruisin’ around the United States in a motor home.” - Sean Daly
blogs.nypost.com/tv/archives/2008/07/cold_case_cop_g.html
'Cold Case' cop goes cruisin' - 21st July 2008
When her hit CBS series “Cold Case” shut down production during the Hollywood writers strike, star Kathryn Morris took a family road trip – in her dressing room.
“I’ve got a big old motor home that I use as my dressing room, she tells The Post. “It is a 38 foot home on wheels with a king size bed and three TVs. So I drove it around with my family and my friends, through the mountains and up to Mammoth.”
Of course the mid-winter had a few minor complications.
“Apparently you can only refill the propane in a motor home at certain times of day and there is only one refill guy every 100 miles,” she says.
“One night we had the whole family and we were going to go for a big Italian dinner 40 miles away because it was near the propane place so we decided to make it a family outing. There were like 9 people in the motor home and it turns out we just missed the propane guy by an hour. We were stranded!
“That night, we slept with the space heater plugged in. And here’s another tip: You cannot use the coffeemaker and the hair dryer at the same time.”
Morris says she plans to take the mobile residence with her whenever the show comes to an end: “If I never work again and everybody thinks I am Lilly Rush, there is nothing wrong with cruisin’ around the United States in a motor home.” - Sean Daly
But we got the power back later.
