Sally Field Honors Dolly Parton After 4th Emmy Win, Recalling Walmart Trips
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Updated · Fox News · Sep 16
Sally Field Honors Dolly Parton After 4th Emmy Win, Recalling Walmart Trips
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 16
Summary
Sally Field used her Monday-night Emmy victory to remember Dolly Parton, saying she "never" stopped loving her former co-star and still vividly recalls their Walmart shopping trips.
Field said their bond grew on 1989's "Steel Magnolias," where the cast spent intense stretches together, but distance later made it hard for her and Parton to reconnect regularly.
At the 78th Emmy Awards, Field also delivered an onstage tribute to Parton, then told Fox News Digital the subject still made her emotional enough to cry.
Parton died on Aug. 25 at age 80, and Field had already mourned her on Instagram as an "angel on earth" she adored and would cherish forever.
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