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Raquel Welch says aye-aye to CBS' "Captain"

Wed Mar 14, 2007 1:19am EDT
Actress Raquel Welch arrives at a party celebrating the opening of three Marc Jacobs stores in the Melrose Place neighborhood in Los Angeles March 17, 2005 file photo. Welch has come aboard CBS' comedy pilot ''The Captain,'' which revolves around the characters who live in an old Hollywood building. REUTERS/Lee Celano

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Raquel Welch has come aboard CBS' comedy pilot "The Captain," which revolves around the characters who live in an old Hollywood building. Welch will play a former TV star and bombshell.

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Fran Kranz was previously cast as an acclaimed young filmmaker struggling with writer's block, while Jeffrey Tambor signed on as a retired TV writer.

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