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What Makes The Golden Girls Television's Blue Chip Brand

Even four decades since its premiere, the show starring Betty White has impressive clout

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By Andrew Almendras

January 18, 2022

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Jan. 17, 2022 would’ve marked Betty White’s 100th birthday.

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Andrew Almendras

Andrew Almendras is the vice president of global creative marketing at IMAX.

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