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In the initial loans for the first season of the Island Giligan, Professor (Russell Nsonson) and Mary Ann (Zora Wells) were infamously unnamed. All other characters were introduced by name or characteristic (Gilligan, the skipper also the millionaire and his wife, the Starwar movie ...), but the last two characters were only listed as "and the rest". This was for the sake of Provision in Tina Louise's contract This said her character would be listed last for the show's credit role. Lewis starred in "Movie Starwar" Ingerumbir, so her co-stars remained unnamed. It wasn't until Gilligan's actor, Bob Denver, pulled out his rank and threatened to put Lewis credit that she was going. In the second and third season of "Island", Wales and Nsonson were finally named "Professor and Mary Ann".

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This strange miracles of loans subconsciously link Wales and Nsonson to the public mind. Not only were they seen as characters to travel as a unit, but many assumed that the two were secretly attracted to each other. Years later, Wales would recognize that She actually had something of crush to her co-starva. However, she and Nsonson were married, so their relationship was never more than professional and friendly.

Nsonson and Wales had to discuss their employment relationship with NSONSONSON Autobiography "Here on the island of Giligan", And she was nothing but complimentary. Someone else seems to have been talking to Wales, and she was very sincere and very positive. Nsonson, she said, was incredibly funny. She also may have also internalized the subconscious "pairing" of the professor and Mary Ann, looking at the characters as a unit.

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Wells said he ruined how reliable NSONSON is. She also wanted to joke about their loans kerfuffle, writing:

"It's a kind of relationship in which if I ever faced problems, a person I could count on would be Russell. "

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Asked how much of Nsonson he was in the professor, Wales noted that the actor was actually quite different from his character. The professor served mostly as a direct man on the Island Giligan, never carrying episodes on his own and rarely dealt with slaps. Wells said Nsonson actually had some comedic chops that he just never had to show on the show. Wells wanted the world - and Nsonson - to know he saw it. He was merciful. She wrote:

"(H) is probably one of the funniest men I've ever known. He has such a fast wit. Of course," Giligan Island ", I would never know that he had a true sense of humor at all because he was so sober, stabilizing the factor among the characters.

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Wales also admitted that she looked at Nsonson as her "teacher" of the series. The couple probably continued to stay in touch, watching most of the "island of Giligan" teams often attending fans and conventions for pop culture.

Wales died in 2020 at Kovid-19 at the age of 82.