Cameo is quickly becoming the world's most popular personalized video message service.
If you're in need of a quick and easy gift just in time for the holidays, this video
will show you some classic television actors who will record customs videos for your friends
and family.
After you're finished watching, you can use our link below to get a video from any of
the people we talked about!
Loretta Swit (MASH)
Hollywood Walk of Fame star Loretta Swit is best known for her role as Major Margaret
"Hot Lips" Houlihan in the award-winning comedy-drama series M*A*S*H. Spanning over two hundred
and fifty episodes, she graced the screens of CBS for most of the 1970s and the early
80s.
Also known for hosting game shows like Pyramid and Match Game, Loretta told Cameo she's dazzled
by the intensity of love and kindness that has surfaced since she started recording messages.
A personalized message from Hot Lips is sure to make any M*A*S*H fan's day or make a great
start to any game night from a certified memorable host.
Barry Williams (The Brady Bunch)
We can't talk about classic television shows without mentioning the Brady Bunch.
A sitcom institution, its five-season run on ABC was followed by countless spin-offs,
sequels, and reunions.
One of the mainstays of all these different installments of the Brady Bunch saga was eldest
son Greg Brady, played by Barry Williams.
Referring to himself as America's most reliable older brother, Barry is known to record sincere
messages while also not shying away from including the Brady-isms he's known for, making him
not only America's but Cameo's most reliable older brother.
No better way to remind a brother what they should aspire to be than by sending them the
blueprint laid out by Barry.
Sally Struthers (All in the Family)
Renowned actress and activist Sally Struthers may be known these days for her portrayal
of Babette Dell in the hit show Gilmore Girls, but she got her start as Gloria Stivic, daughter
of Archie and Edith Bunker in All in the Family, which rocked CBS for nine straight seasons
spanning the entire 1970s.
Sally's character was so beloved she got a spin-off of her own entitled Gloria that ran
for a season in the early eighties.
In her Cameo announcement video, Gloria gently reminds the viewer she isn't, in fact, Loretta
Swit, highlighting the lighthearted humor you can get if you commission this longstanding
icon.
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Now let's keep going through our list of classic tv actors from who you can receive personalized
greetings.
Tom Wopat (Dukes of Hazzard)
Buckle up, ladies, this might get exciting - because the prolific actor and musician
Tom Wopat is next up on our list.
Made a household name as Luke Duke, one half of the pair of cousins on probation in the
iconic action-comedy The Dukes of Hazzard, Tom Wopat is available on Cameo to tell a
few stories about his time driving through Georgia in the General Lee, or even sing a
song or two.
After leaving Hazzard, Tom went on release a surplus of music, up to as recently as 2017
with his eponymous album "Wopat".
But don't think he's left his moonshine-running days behind, as in 2014, Tom released "Home
for Christmas" a holiday duet album with John Schneider, his dear cousin-in-crime Bo Duke
from the show.
If you're looking for a Christmas-themed cameo, Wopat seems like the obvious choice that can
fulfill your every festive need.
Melissa Gilbert (Little House on the Prairie)
Melissa Gilbert is a name that will mean many things to many people.
Comic book fans will know her as the voice of Barbara Gordon, Batman's sidekick Batgirl,
in Batman: The Animated Series.
Actors will have known her as the former president of the Screen Actors Guild.
But most audiences will know her as Laura Ingalls Wilder, daughter of Charles Ingalls
in NBC's Little House on the Prairie.
Tackling over one hundred and ninety episodes of Little House, Melissa would continue to
appear as Laura in multiple tv movie continuations as well as taking on the role of a new member
of the family, Caroline "Ma" Ingalls, in the Little House on the Prairie touring musical.
When you've lived as many lives as Melissa has, she'll be sure to fill your video message
with memorable anecdote after memorable anecdote.
Lee Majors (Six Million Dollar Man)
We can rebuild him.
We have the technology.
We can make him cameo.
Lee Majors, The Six Million Dollar Man himself, is on Cameo recording messages for both friends
and foes.
If that genre-defining tv show isn't enough for you, Lee's career spans shows like ABC's
western hit The Big Valley to portraying Ash Williams father in the Starz gem Ash vs. Evil
Dead.
Who wouldn't want Colonel Steve Austin to wish them a happy birthday?
Or Colt Seavers to offer us supporting words during a particularly trying time?
And let's be real here.
We'd be happy to have Lee Majors read us the phonebook.
Patricia Richardson (Home Improvement)
What would the nineties have been without Home Improvement?
Imagine all the houses unfinished without Tool Time!
The real question though is what would Tim Allen have been without his loving wife, played
by Patricia Richardson.
A staple of the 90s, Patricia Richardson, was welcomed onto American screens with open
arms and over two hundred episodes as Jill Taylor.
If you're ever worried about whether actors and actresses like discussing their old work
or not, Patricia is more than happy to tell old tales and reminisce about the past, going
so far as to make an appearance on Tim Allen's recent long-running sitcom Last Man Standing,
in an episode paying tribute to the pairs famous time on Home Improvement.
Richardson is the perfect vessel to remind your dad about fixing that leak that's just
getting worse.
It's never too late for Tool Time!
Randy Mantooth (Emergency!)
Soap icon Randy Mantooth spent the 1970s playing determined firefighter/paramedic Johnny Gage
in the Emergency! franchise.
Part medical drama, part action-adventure, Emergency did well enough at NBC to earn a
subsequent six tv movies and even an animated show, all of which involved Mantooth.
Mantooth said to Cameo he's happy to be recognized for any project he's worked on, and he'll
wish anybody a happy birthday and anyone a happy anniversary "because they're important
too."
A personalized video message from Randy Mantooth would be a fitting gift to any graduating
class in the medical/firefighting field.
Or just big fans of classic soaps.
We know you're out there The City fans.
David Hasselhoff (Baywatch)
Mitch Buchannon is his name, and saving swimmers is his game.
What's there to be said about The Hoff that hasn't been said already?
He dominated the 80s as Michael Knight in Knight Rider, won the eyeballs of the 90s
as shirtless heartthrob Michael Buchannon in Baywatch, and made inarguably the best
cameo in Hollywood history in 2004's The SpongeBob SquarePants movie.
If you're even the slightest bit Hoff crazy, there will be tons of valuable insights and
tidbits from the man who made it cool to give yourself a moniker again.
I don't know about you, but I can't imagine a better wedding gift than your big day being
commemorated by the original Nick Fury.
Maybe if you're lucky, he'll serenade you with a tune from his ever-expanding discography.
With every generation under his belt, you can't fail with a personalized video message
from the Hoff.
Just don't hassle him, okay?
Chuck Norris
We knew we had to end on a big one.
And who's bigger than Walker Texas Ranger?
Leading a show as the titular main character for over two hundred episodes is no small
feat, but Chuck Norris made it look easy.
With over eight seasons, a television film, and cameos in other shows, Norris is one of
the original classic tv a-listers whose sheer screen presence was a brand of its own, leading
to innumerable memes and jokes that swept the web by storm in the early days of internet
comedy.
When you can stroll onto the set of The Expendables 2 alongside famous action movie beefcakes
like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone and stand shoulder to shoulder with them,
you know you've earned your public persona of a tough guy not to be crossed.
On Cameo, Norris seems more than happy to talk about his days as Walker, as well as
namedrop any of the many jokes made about his tough as iron beard or head exploding
stare.
Making sure to remind you he's always your friend, Chuck's personalized video messages
are sure to make for a wonderful surprise as he beams out of the screen and says he
wishes your wedding will be as strong as he is.
I've heard that kind of blessing is sure to guarantee long, happy days together.
That's it from us.
Any one of these classic actors will make wonderful videos for any occasion.
Just make sure to use our link below to try and nab them before Christmas!
Everyone knows the holidays don't really begin until they're reigned in by Greg Brady.
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