Barbara Eden, 91, Channeled Her 'I Dream Of Jeannie' Character On The Red Carpet 53 Years After The Show.

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Barbara Eden Filled with smiles as she walked the red carpet at the Beverly Hills Hotel for the Remus Pre-Award Tea Time on Wednesday, March 8, the 91-year-old actress crossed her arms in a classy genie pose. A classic from her beloved ’60s sitcom. I dreamed of Ginny At the event, she looked as if she was having a good time as she walked the red carpet for her pre-award show.

barbara eden channels i dream of jeannie ss embed — Barbara poses for Jeannie’s classic look on the red carpet at the event. (Action Press/Shutterstock)

for the red carpet Barbara wore a blue velvet blouse and black pants with matching loafers. She also carried a small black clutch for the party. She seems to be in good spirits on the show. And seems very happy to be portraying her Jeannie character more than 50 years after the show ended.

barbara eden channels i dream of jeannie ec embed — Barbara shows off her classic moves in a classic dress from the sitcom (Everett Collection).

Barbara is portrayed as the title character in I dreamed of Ginny For 5 seasons, from 1965 to 1970, her character is a beautiful 2000-year-old Ginny who falls in love with an astronaut (played by Larry HackmanThe role earned Barbara two Golden Globe nominations, and she’s portrayed Jeannie many times over the years, posing with her arms crossed as she did in series

barbara eden channels i dream of jeannie ec embed1 — Barbara starred in 5 seasons of the sitcom from 1965 to 1970 (Everett Collection).

While Barbara has taken on numerous other roles over the years (such as in Harper Valley PTA and even a few appearances Sabrina the teenage witch) She often goes back to Jeanne. She is sometimes guest-starred as her own character and has even appeared in television movies. I dreamed of this China… 15 years later. in 1985 and I still dream of Ginny in 1991, her 2012 diary title is even numbered. Jeannie out of the bottle. Although she doesn’t directly refer to the classic sitcom. But she still references sitcoms, for example, in her 2021 children’s book. Barbara and Djinn, which is about a young girl who meets the devil