‘The Nanny’ star Fran Drescher on which guest star surprised her the most, making Princess Diana laugh
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Fran Drescher starred as Fran Fine, the charming working-class Jewish girl from Flushing, in "The Nanny." The sitcom aired from 1993 until 1999 and welcomed plenty of stars.
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"Everybody was always very nice," the 64-year-old told Fox News Digital. "But Elizabeth Taylor was really warm, very generous. She sat on the couch on the set and whoever wanted to stand behind her and take a picture with her could. And the set photographer did for both the cast and crew. She was very welcoming of everybody."
"But the funny thing is if you wanted a picture, you had to pay for the touch-up," Drescher chuckled. "Renee Taylor, who played Sylvia Fine, the nanny’s mother, on the show, said, ‘I’ll pay that, but make sure you give me whatever Liz is getting!’"
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