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Old 10-28-2012, 09:05 AM   #1
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Default Demond Wilson says that Nathaniel Taylor didn't like him.

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They were high most of the time? And Aunt Esther brought it?

Sorry to hear the two didn't get along; they did have good chemistry onscreen, though it was always hard to like Rollo.
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That surprising! But what's even more surprising is that Demond said he hasn't seen Nathaniel since 1977! 35 years and the year Sanford and Son went off the air! Damn!
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Great video, thanks for posting! Aunt Esther???
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That surprising! But what's even more surprising is that Demond said he hasn't seen Nathaniel since 1977! 35 years and the year Sanford and Son went off the air! Damn!
Yeah, they must not have liked each other to go 35 years without contact.
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I have a friend who says he used to hang out with Nathaniel Taylor in St. Louis, in the 80's. I asked him if Nathaniel ever told him any Sanford & Son stories. His reply was, "No, we were too busy listening to music and getting high."
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Why was Demond mentioning that Nathaniel Taylor a head full of gray hair?


What is a man's hair supposed to look like at 74? Sounds like he was HIGH during this interview with that dumb a$$ comment
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Demond Wilson was a real a-hole which explains why they didn't along!
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Demond Wilson once made an appearance at my cousin's church a couple of years ago. He's "supposed to be a minister" but when he came up to speak the organist played the sanford and son theme song as kind of a joke. Wilson had the guy replaced and the preacher suspended him of his organ duty for a month. He's an arrogant a-hole and that's probably why Nathaniel Taylor didn't like him!
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To me he wasn't that great an actor!
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Demond Wilson once made an appearance at my cousin's church a couple of years ago. He's "supposed to be a minister" but when he came up to speak the organist played the sanford and son theme song as kind of a joke. Wilson had the guy replaced and the preacher suspended him of his organ duty for a month. He's an arrogant a-hole and that's probably why Nathaniel Taylor didn't like him!
Interesting. Sounds like Demond Wilson isn't that much different from Lamont Sandford. I don't know why these actors take offense to the characters that gave them their greatest fame. No wonder he didn't have a career in acting. He sounds bitter.
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Poor Lamont.
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Why would anyone think that actors, who are working for a living, would have any need or reason to become friends with their co-workers? I am sure that there are those of you reading this thread that had co-workers that they haven't seen or contacted in 10 - 15 - and even 20 years or more. Is it because you hated your co-workers or is it more likely that the job you both worked at was no longer the common denominator between you and them? Job done - so is the reason for you and them spending anytime together.
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Why would anyone think that actors, who are working for a living, would have any need or reason to become friends with their co-workers? I am sure that there are those of you reading this thread that had co-workers that they haven't seen or contacted in 10 - 15 - and even 20 years or more. Is it because you hated your co-workers or is it more likely that the job you both worked at was no longer the common denominator between you and them? Job done - so is the reason for you and them spending anytime together.

True, there are LOTS of co-workers who I don't want to see until the next work day. But on the other hand, I had a good relationship and became good friends with a couple of co-workers. It happened gradually and naturally. We just bonded. And there are actors and actresses who are best friends with their co-stars, so it's possible.
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True, there are LOTS of co-workers who I don't want to see until the next work day. But on the other hand, I had a good relationship and became good friends with a couple of co-workers. It happened gradually and naturally. We just bonded. And there are actors and actresses who are best friends with their co-stars, so it's possible.


Demond Wilson was probably a ******** in real life LOL
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