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Michael Gough Actor, Batman Tony Award-winning English actor Michael Gough, best known for playing the butler Alfred Pennyworth in Tim Burton's two Batman movies and for playing the arch-criminal Dr. Clement Armstrong in The Avengers episode "The Cybernauts", was an accomplished performer on both stage and screen... | |
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Capucine Actress, The Pink Panther With classic patrician features and an independent, non-conformist personality, Capucine began her film debut in 1949 at the age of 21 with an appearance in the film Rendezvous in July. She attended school in France and received a BA degree in foreign languages. Married for six months in her early twenties... | |
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Merritt Butrick Actor, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan | |
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Rick Aviles Actor, Waterworld | |
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Luchino Visconti Director, Rocco and His Brothers | |
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Helen Hayes Actress, A Farewell to Arms Known as "The First lady of the American Theater", Helen Hayes had a legendary career on stage and in films and television that spanned over eighty years. A child actress in the first decade of the 20th century, by the time she turned twenty in 1920 she was well on her way to a landmark career on the American stage... | |
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Rosetta LeNoire Actress, Guiding Light | |
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Helen Westcott Actress, The Gunfighter Born January 1, 1928, to acting parents, Helen Westcott's show biz career began at the ripe old age of 4 when she performed on stage with her vaudevillian mother who played piano and drums. Her father was handsome Warner Bros. actor Gordon Westcott who appeared in second leads opposite a number of the top stars of the day including Bette Davis... | |
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Mai Zetterling Actress, The Witches Lovely, slim, green-eyed blonde Mai Zetterling with bewitchingly elfin features was born in Sweden in 1925, and lived briefly in Australia while still a child. Trained on the Stockholm repertory stage, she began appearing in war-era films starting in her teens. Following her debut in Lasse Maja... | |
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J.J. Jackson Self, 120 Minutes | |
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René Clément Director, Forbidden Games René Clément was one of the leading French directors of the post-World War II era. He directed what are regarded as some of the greatest films of the time, such as The Battle of the Rails, Forbidden Games and The Day and the Hour. He was later almost forgotten as a director. He was back in public attention briefly when his epic Is Paris Burning? (with an all-star cast of famous actors) was released in 1966... | |
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Jack Arnold Director, Creature from the Black Lagoon Jack Arnold reigns supreme as one of the great directors of 1950s science-fiction features. His films are distinguished by moody black and white cinematography, solid acting, smart, thoughtful scripts, snappy pacing, a genuine heartfelt enthusiasm for the genre and plenty of eerie atmosphere. Arnold was born on October 14... | |
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Leigh Brackett Writer, Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back | |
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Oleg Cassini Costume and Wardrobe Department, The Sentinel Oleg Cassini Loiewski was born on April 11, 1913, in Paris, France, into the family of Russian diplomat Alexander Loiewski and Italian Countess Marguerite Cassini. His maternal grandfather, Arthur Paul Nicholas, Marquis de Capuzzuchi di Bologna, Count de Cassini, worked for the Russian Tsar Nicholas II as a diplomat in China and the United States... | |
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Freddie Francis Cinematographer, The Elephant Man | |
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Richard Reeves Actor, Target Earth | |
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Felix Bressart Actor, To Be or Not to Be Bressart made his stage debut in 1914 and his film debut in 1928. Going to the U.S. after being forced out of Germany in 1936, Bressart starred in his first American film, "Swanee River," in 1939. He went on to a successful career in films and during the filming of "My Friend Irma," Bressart passed away. | |
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Fred Allen Self, Judge for Yourself Fred Allen, the well-known comedian who went on to star in radio, television, and film, was born John Florence Sullivan in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1894 and educated at Boston University. His Broadway shows include "The Passing Show of 1922" and "The Greenwich Village Follies". He produced... | |
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Earl Maddox Actor, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button | |
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William Witney Director, Zorro's Fighting Legion Born in Oklahoma in 1915, Witney broke into the business in 1933, working at Mascot, the leading producer of low-budget serials. After Mascot and other small companies merged in 1935 to form Republic, Witney graduated to director (at 21, he was Hollywood's youngest). Witney teamed with director John English on many of the era's best serials... | |
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Lois O'Connor Miscellaneous Crew, Beach Party | |
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Skip Young Actor, Earth vs. the Spider | |
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Jodean Lawrence Actress, The Young and the Restless | |
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Willard Sage Actor, That Touch of Mink | |
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Ernest Gold Music Department, It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World Award-winning composer/songwriter ("Exodus" [Grammy/Academy Awards, 1960] ). He joined ASCAP in 1957, and his other popular-song compositions include the title songs for "On the Beach" and "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World". | |
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Frank Orth Actor, His Girl Friday Orth started his career in vaudeville in 1897. He married Ann Codee who would be his wife for fifty years until her death in 1961. Together they were billed as Codee and Orth. He entered movies by making the first foreign language film shorts in sound for Warner Bros. in 1928. That started him on a long career of small parts... | |
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Bob Papenbrook Actor, Stranger Than Fiction | |
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Hal Buckley Actor, Kelly's Heroes | |
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Ralph Thomas Director, Doctor in the House Educated at Middlesex College, Ralph started working in films as a clapper boy. He gave up on the movie industry in 1934 going to work as a journalist. During WWII he served with the 9th Lancers cavalry regiment. After the war he joined the Rank organisation and soon became one of their directors. | |
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Dorothy Dwan Actress, The Wizard of Oz | |
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Carroll Nye Actor, Gone with the Wind | |
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Athole Shearer Actress, Way Down East | |
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Paul 'Daffy' Dean Actor, Dizzy & Daffy | |
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Ferlin Husky Self, Episode #3.24 | |
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Rod Hull Self, Episode dated 4 January 1988 | |
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Harry d'Abbadie d'Arrast Director, Laughter Harry d'Arrast's entry into the movie industry was somewhat unusual--he was wounded while serving in the French army during WW I, and while recuperating in a military hospital met French-born American film director George Fitzmaurice, who invited him to come to Hollywood after he had recovered. He did so... | |
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Michiyo Aratama Actress, Kwaidan | |
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Michael Mellinger Actor, Gladiator | |
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Claude Farell Actress, I Vitelloni | |
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Peter Gawthorne Actor, The Amazing Adventure | |
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Richard Hoyt Actor, Car for Sale | |
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José María Forqué Director, Accidente 703 | |
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John Dearth Actor, Look Back in Anger | |
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Grace Stafford Actress, Chili Con Corny | |
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Armand Jones Actor, Freedom Writers | |
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Jermaine Stewart Soundtrack, Zack and Miri Make a Porno | |
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Peter Gowland Actor, The Adventures of Frank Merriwell Born in 1916 into show business, Peter Gowland is the son of movie star Gibson Gowland, best known for his starring role in the 'Erich von Stroheim' classic silent Greed, and lesser known actress/writer Sylvia Andrew. His parents divorced when he was just two years old and his father gained custody... | |
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Anil Chatterjee Actor, The Big City | |
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Helmuth Schneider Actor, La Grande Vadrouille | |
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Mort Lachman Writer, Yours, Mine and Ours Born in Seattle, Washington (not, as many believed, in New York City), comedy writer Mort Lachman graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in journalism in the 1930s. After serving in the US Army during World War II, he got a job as a gag writer for comedian Eddie Cantor. In 1947 he went to work for comic Bob Hope as a gag writer for his radio show... | |
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