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Owner of Boston bar that inspired 'Cheers' remembers actress Kirstie Alley
1 month ago | By WLWT
A pot of flowers was placed near the entrance of the bar, now known as Cheers on Beacon Hill, in Alley's memory.
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Owner of Boston bar that inspired 'Cheers' remembers Kirstie Alley
1 month ago | By WCVB
Alley, who starred as bar manager Rebecca Howe on the hit sitcom, died at age 71 after being recently diagnosed with colon cancer.
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Kirstie Alley, who played Rebecca in ‘Cheers,' remembered by friends, bar owner
1 month ago | By Boston Herald
Hollywood pals aren't the only ones mourning the sudden death of Kirstie Alley, one of the immortal faces behind Boston's most famous bar.
“Kirstie was a wonderful person,” said Thomas Kershaw, who built the Bull & Finch Pub in the basement of an old mansion at 84 Beacon St., a bar that would become the blueprint for Cheers, the Boston neighborhood bar on TV where everybody knew your name.
Alley would join the show in its sixth season as a new character - Rebecca Howe, a manager for the new corporate owners. The character would serve as the new love interest and foil to womanizing...
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