He was also really cheap, and when Nickodell raised the price of their beer by 10 cents a glass, he stopped going there and went to Musso and Frank.” J.K. “He would drink there, and then after work, he would drink more. He would go to a place called Nickodell,” she continues. The idea that he took a drink or two … he was really a very, very bad alcoholic. Simmons, who’s a really good actor, his character was just not like Frawley was. “I was very upset over the movie,” Kupferberg tells Page Six. Simmons is nominated in the Best Supporting Actor category of this year’s Oscars for his portrayal of Frawley.) It was no secret that Frawley disliked Vance, but Audrey Kupferberg - who co-wrote “ Meet the Mertzes: The Life Stories of I Love Lucy’s Other Couple” with her late husband, Rob Edelman - says he was much worse than people know and that his character was sanitized in “ Being the Ricardos.” (J.K. Unfortunately, not even 30 yards from the entrance, the lieutenant general asked Frawley what Vance was really like - and that’s when Considine’s stomach dropped.Īccording to Considine, Frawley succinctly responded, “That miserable c–t.” Frawley was on the first five seasons of “My Three Sons.” Getty Images hasn’t said anything to put anyone off,'” Considine remembers. “I was thinking, ‘Hey, this is a great success. Tim Considine exclusively tells Page Six that Frawley uttered the vulgar insult when a lieutenant general and his adjutant visited the set of the actors’ 1960s sitcom “My Three Sons” while Considine was in the Air Force Reserve.Īfter a pleasant lunch, the quartet walked back to work. “I Love Lucy” star William Frawley was such a crass curmudgeon that he once allegedly called his on-screen wife, Vivian Vance, a “miserable c–t.”
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