Cindy Morgan Interview

There's a funny interview with Cindy Morgan online. She talks about Caddyshack, Tron and her time on Falcon Crest. Cindy shares some wonderful stories about Jane Wyman and Lorenzo Lamas at min 12:00.

Cindy Morgan and Kate Vernon at SciFi Expo

Cindy Morgan (Lori Stevens/Gabrielle Short, Seasons 1 & 6) and Kate Vernon (Lorraine Prescott, Season 4) will both be attending the SciFi Expo on April 24 and 25 at the Richardson Civic Center in Richardson, Texas.

More information at www.scifiexpo.com

Cindy Morgan at Tron Press Conference

Last weekend, Cindy Morgan (Gabrielle Short from Falcon Crest's Seasons 6 & 7) attended the ENCOM Press Conference that took place in San Francisco with Alan and Lora Bradley to promote the upcoming 3-D sci-fi sequel film Tron Legacy.

Cindy met her co-star Bruce Boxleitner from the original "Tron" movie (1982) at the event.
In December 2010, the film will hit theaters, unfortunately Cindy is not in it.
"Indirectly folks called casting, and indirectly they said, 'We love Cindy, but there really isn't a part for her on this film,'" Morgan told SCI-FI Wire in a telephone interview.

Fans have been lobbying for Morgan to be in the movie, which has wrapped production: There are active campaigns online, such as "Yori Lives" on Facebook, which is independent of Morgan herself.

"All I know is what I'm seeing online," Morgan said. "I am so thrilled and touched and excited about the fan reaction and about people talking about the first one and how it relates to the second one. I can't tell you how warm a feeling I get from that. It just means so much."

Nobody from Tron Legacy contacted Morgan, and she did not directly speak with anyone from the Joe Kosinski-directed sequel.

Fore more information about the press conference and more pictures please visit io9.com.

Cindy Morgan at Comic Con 2009

Cindy Morgan attended the 40th Comic Con 2009 on July, 23-26. Check out some photos on her website.

There's also a youtube video with some photos of her from the event:

Cindy Morgan Audio Interview

There's a new Cindy Morgan Interview available on www.thesop.org. Judyth Piazza chats with Cindy and talks about her acting career and her new book.

Cindy Morgan Interview

On June 25 The Chicago Sun-Times has published an interview with Cindy Morgan (Gabrielle Short Season 6 and Lori Stevens Season 1).

Read what the actress is doing right now and what she has to say about baseball.

New Shack for 'Lacey': Diamond in the rough

BY ELLIOTT HARRIS Sun-Times Columnist

Cindy Morgan took some time off from writing to do some writing. The actress, whose main claim to fame came as Lacey Underall in ''Caddyshack,'' went to Cooperstown, N.Y., for an autograph appearance over the weekend.

''Signing in Cooperstown on Father's Day,'' Morgan told Quick Hits. ''My dad would have been so proud.''

So she made it to baseball's Hall of Fame?

''I was inducted on Sunday, but I declined because my baseball isn't what it used to be,'' she joked. ''There would have been questions about how I got there.''

Interesting that someone so associated with a golf movie would be big in the baseball world.

''It's all about having fun -- which is sports, which is getting outside, which is having a good time, and I don't think it's limited to golf at all,'' said Morgan, whose Web site is cindy-morgan.com.

''My dad in a million, zillion years never would have predicted this. And he died in '96. But I got a feeling on Father's Day, what better gift could I give him than to be signing at Cooperstown. That was very cool for me. He would have been very proud.''

As he no doubt was proud to have his daughter appear in one of filmdom's classic comedies.

Morgan is working on a book that concerns that 1980 flick in which she was an unforgettable chick.

''From Catholic School to Caddyshack,'' she said of the working title. ''It's the story about how a nice Midwestern girl from Chicago ended up dropped into the midst of a movie called 'Caddyshack' -- and lived to tell the tale.''

Some tale.

''It is,'' said Morgan, who lives in Florida. ''Everybody's heard the stories, and 150 percent of them are true.''

There also is to be a Biography Channel ''Caddyshack'' show with an October delivery date.

''The other thing about the book is technically I can't use the publicity stills from the film,'' she said. ''But imagine someone was walking around on the set with their own camera 30 years ago and taking pictures -- hundreds and hundreds of pictures. Somebody did. And I've got them.''

So this will be something of a picture book?

''Yep,'' she said.

Quick Hits is a big fan of pictures -- especially if they are of Morgan.

And maybe one of these days, she will return to her hometown.

''I hope I come to Chicago so we can play a game of miniature golf,'' she said.

Until then, Quick Hits will contemplate playing a round with her.