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It was during the war, and they thought Kraft was too Teutonic, and they said I would be compared to Kraft cheese if I were bad.

— Virginia Christine A Character Star Gets Her Perks Playing Coffee's Mrs. Olson (1979)

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They consider me a friend, it shows in their faces, and I’m a sucker for that.

A Character Star Gets Her Perks Playing Coffee's Mrs. Olson (1979)

I used to buy whatever was on sale, now it is always Folger’s. Think what would happen at the checkout counter if I bought something else.

A Character Star Gets Her Perks Playing Coffee's Mrs. Olson (1979)

I’d done commercials before, you had to smile and be phony, and that’s not my style. The spot was created to be warm and homey, to lend itself to realism. That’s important to me.

A Character Star Gets Her Perks Playing Coffee's Mrs. Olson (1979)

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