Film & TV NewsCarol Burnett to Guest Star in Better Call Saul
The Tony recipient and six-time Emmy winner joins the cast for the AMC series' final six episodes.
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Logan Culwell-Block
June 27, 2022
Carol Burnett
Stage and screen star Carol Burnett will join the cast of AMC's Better Call Saul, appearing as a guest star in the final six episodes of the six-season series.
Burnett will appear as Marion in the series she describes as her "favorite show" in a statement. AMC is staying mum on further details of how the Once Upon a Mattress star will factor into the episodes.
Better Call Saul returns to AMC and AMC+ for its final six episodes, the second half of its sixth and final season, July 11, with the series finale set for August 15.
Best known for hosting her long-running comedy variety series The Carol Burnett Show, Burnett got her start as an unknown starring in Once Upon a Mattress Off-Broadway and later on the Main Stem. She went on to appear on Broadway in Fade Out—Fade In, Moon Over Buffalo, Putting It Together, and Love Letters. She also co-wrote Hollywood Arms with daughter Carrie Hamilton, an adaptation of Burnett's memoir One More Time.
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Celebrate Carol Burnett With a Look Back at Her Career on Broadway
Celebrate Carol Burnett With a Look Back at Her Career on Broadway
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Once Upon a Mattress Playbill - Dec 1959
Carol Burnett in Once Upon a Mattress
Fade Out - Fade In
Carol Burnett in Fade Out - Fade In
Carol Burnett and Dick Patterson in Fade Out - Fade In
Carol Burnett in Fade Out - Fade In
Carol Burnett and cast in Fade Out - Fade In
Moon Over Buffalo Playbill - Opening Night, Oct 1995
Andy Taylor and Carol Burnett in Moon Over Buffalo
Philip Bosco, Carol Burnett, and Kate Miller in Moon Over Buffalo
Dennis Ryan, Carol Burnett, and Randy Graff in Moon Over Buffalo
Philip Bosco and Carol Burnett in Moon Over Buffalo
Putting it Together Playbill - Opening Night
Carol Burnett and the company of Putting It Together.
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Carol Burnett and George Hearn in Putting It Together
Based on transcripts of interviews with the stage and screen stars, the film features George Clooney giving voice to Newman's comments and Laura Linney to Woodward's.
