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Marlene Dietrich Soundtrack, Witness for the Prosecution Her father was a police lieutenant and imbued in her a military attitude to life. Marlene was known in school for her "bedroom eyes" and her first affairs were at this stage in her life - a professor at the school was terminated. She entered the cabaret scene in 1920s Germany, first as a spectator then as a cabaret singer... | |
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Wilfrid Hyde-White Actor, My Fair Lady British character actor of wry charm, equally at home in amused or strait-laced characters. A native of Bourton-on-the-Water in Gloucestershire, he attended Marlborough College and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. His stage debut came in 1922, and by 1925 he was a busy London actor. He married actress Blanche Glynne (real name: Blanche Hope Aitken) and in 1932 toured South Africa in plays... | |
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George Lindsey Actor, Robin Hood George Lindsey graduated from the University of North Alabama in Florence, Alabama. He has been promoting the George Lindsey Film Festival there since 1998. | |
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Myrna Fahey Actress, House of Usher | |
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L. Frank Baum Writer, The Wizard of Oz L. Frank Baum became a success with his 1883 production of "The Maid of Arran" in 1882. He was a dreamer, had a printing press and an amateur newspaper, "The Rose Lawn Home Journal" and published a coin and stamp collecting guide. He failed at almost everything through poor business sense. He had been an actor... | |
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Julie Vega Actress, Mga mata ni Angelita | |
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Jorge Martínez de Hoyos Actor, The Magnificent Seven | |
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Ann Todd Actress, The Paradine Case Ann Todd was a beautiful English actress best known as Gregory Peck's wife in Alfred Hitchcock's The Paradine Case. Her third husband was the legendary director David Lean, for whom she appeared in three films, The Passionate Friends, Madeleine, and Breaking the Sound Barrier. | |
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Virginia Capers Actress, Ferris Bueller's Day Off With plenty of heart and soul, actress Virginia Capers served up loads of music in a career that spanned several decades. Born in 1925, she attended Howard University in Washington, D.C., then studied voice at Juilliard in Manhatten. By happenstance, she was introduced to band leader Abe Lyman who hired her for his radio program and for on-the-road tours... | |
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Tyler Lambert Self, Dana Plato | |
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Harold Warrender Actor, Scott of the Antarctic | |
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Charles Farrell Actor, 7th Heaven Popular Hollywood leading man of late silents and early talkies. He is best remembered for his teaming with Janet Gaynor in 12 screen romances between 1927 and 1934. He retired from films in the early 1940's, but TV audiences of the 1950's would see him as Gale Storm's widower dad in the popular television series My Little Margie. | |
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Minnie Gentry Actress, All My Children | |
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Monty Woolley Actor, The Bishop's Wife Large and hearty Monty Woolley was born to privilege on August 17, 1888, the son of a hotel proprietor who owned the Marie Antoinette Hotel on Broadway. A part of Manhattan's elite social circle at a young age, he studied at both Yale (Master's degree) and Harvard and returned to Yale as an English instructor and coach of graduate dramatics... | |
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James Isaac Director, Jason X | |
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Maurice Marsac Actor, The Big Red One | |
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Mario Jackson Actor, Baby Boy | |
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Eyde Byrde Actress, Addams Family Values | |
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Thomas A. Carlin Actor, Caddyshack American character actor of extensive stage background. He appeared frequently on Broadway in such plays as "A Thousand Clowns, " "The Deputy, " and "Time Limit." He was also active in early television, working on dramatic programs such as "Kraft Television Theatre" and "Studio One." He was married to actress Frances Sternhagen. Carlin died at 62 from heart failure. | |
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Jose Luis Paniagua Actor, Hermosa Niña | |
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Curtis Harrington Director, Night Tide Curtis Harrington was an excellent and shamefully underrated writer and director who specialized in marvelously offbeat and atmospheric low-budget independent horror pictures. Harrington was born on September 17, 1926, in Los Angeles and grew up in Beaumont, California. A hardcore film buff from a very young age... | |
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Fred Sadoff Actor, The Poseidon Adventure Fred Sadoff was born in Brooklyn, New York on October 21, 1926 to Henry Sadoff from Philadephia and Bertha Leib Sadoff from Russia. He was the youngest in the family, his older brother Robert having been born in 1921. He served a year in the military from 1943-1944 and, when he got out, decided to give acting a try... | |
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Yale Summers Actor, General Hospital | |
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Herbert Sargent Writer, The Earth Day Special | |
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King Edward VII Self, Coronation of Their Majesties King Edward VII and Queen Alexandria Prince Albert Edward Wettin Saxe-Coburg-Gotha was born on November 9, 1841 to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert of Great Britain. He was the second child and first son which meant that he would become King after his mother died. As he grew up he was compared unfavorably to his father and then his very bright older sister... | |
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Karen Kirschenbauer Actress, The Jackal | |
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Bengt Lagerkvist Director, Hemsöborna | |
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Joe Grant Writer, Mulan | |
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Sam Cohn Thanks, Chicago | |
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Arnaldo Ninchi Actor, Magnificat | |
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Frank Sorello Actor, The Night of the Assassin | |
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Esperanza Magaz Actress, Rosario | |
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Al Jarvis Actor, Make Believe Ballroom Actor, songwriter ("Make Believe Ballroom"), author and disc jockey, educated at the University of Southern California and a member of the Pasadena Community Playhouse. He joined ASCAP in 1954, and his chief musical collaborators included Johnny Mercer and Leo Diamond. His other popular-song compositions included "Shtiggy Boom". | |
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Suzanne Ridgeway Actress, From Hell It Came | |
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David E. Durston Writer, I Drink Your Blood | |
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Jilly Rizzo Actor, Year of the Dragon | |
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Iraj Ghaderi Actor, The Trial | |
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Giulio Andreotti Self, Il tassinaro | |
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Rafael Baledón Director, La maldición de la Llorona | |
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Dick Gilbert Actor, Near Dublin | |
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Mikhail Skryabin Actor, Kochegar | |
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Tito García Actor, The Phone Box | |
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Jonathan Kramer Actor, Midnight Cowboy | |
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Robert J. Serling Writer, The President's Plane Is Missing | |
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Oniroku Dan Writer, Yume dorei | |
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Helene Weigel Actress, Mother Courage and Her Children | |
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Angelo Novi Camera and Electrical Department, Once Upon a Time in America | |
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Steve Martland Self, Prom 15: Hungarian Night with the London Philharmonic | |
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Ned Wever Actor, Anatomy of a Murder | |
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Loyal Griggs Cinematographer, The Ten Commandments Loyal Griggs entered the film industry in the mid-1920s, directly out of high school, as an assistant in the special effects department of Paramount. He was a cameraman for nearly 30 years before graduating to director of photography, and he proved his worth by winning an Academy Award for cinematography for Shane, just two years after his elevation to lighting cameraman. | |
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