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More Siblings For Sally

July 12, 2006

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Sally Field is signing on for a weekly TV series.

Gidget is joining ''Brothers & Sisters,'' a drama set to air this fall on ABC.

The drama, something Field excels at, follows a close-knit family socially and financially intertwined by love, business ... and secrets. Field will play the mother of five adult siblings.

The series also stars Calista Flockhart, Rachel Griffiths, Ron Rifkin, Balthazar Getty and Patricia Wettig.

Field, 59, won Oscars for her roles in 1984's Places in the Heart and 1979's Norma Rae. She won two Emmys: for ''Sybil'' in 1977 and for a guest role on NBC's ''ER'' in 2001.


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