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Joanna Barnes American actress and writer

American actress and writer

According to Direct Tv, she was born in 1934 on 15 November in Boston Massachusetts. Her birth date was omitted in both Wikipedia and IMDb.

(Hope that this will be helpful.) John D Rowe MD (talk) 08:47, 11 August 2021 (UTC)

John D Rowe MD, thanks for your interest. Do you have something more specific than "according to Direct TV"?. Did you see that information on a program or on the Direct TV website? The date that you provided has been in the article, but it was removed either because it was unsourced or because the source did not meet Wikipedia's guidelines for reliability. I don't remember having seen any citations to Direct TV, but if you can give more specific information, the reliability could be checked. Eddie Blick (talk) 22:18, 12 August 2021 (UTC)

So sorry for the dilatory delay of this response. I do not recall the show I was watching (most likely an old red Hitchcock show or a Twilight Zone judging from the year), but I found her date of birth and death in the cast and crew section of the shows lineup. That is the best I can do, and all I can tell you of my discovery. For all I know, it might of been updated in Wikipedia by now. Thank you for your interest in keeping both the guidelines and the veracity of additions. God bless you.

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Sorry, I was in the last one third of my latest show of verbosity, as I was dictating, I was quoted as having said “might of“… That should read “… Might have…“. I could find no easy Way to deviate/rewrite/correct after “publish“ tab was pushed. I do apologise, but I cannot stand poor English when one has been educated in the American/British English system — only.

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I Dictate, as you may have sussed by now … John D Rowe MD (talk) 12:48, 12 January 2023 (UTC)