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John Matuszak Actor, The Goonies John Daniel Tooz Matuszak was an American football defensive lineman in the National Football League and also an actor. Matuszak was born in Oak Creek, Wisconsin. He attended the University of Tampa and played for their football team. Matuszak also played for the Houston Oilers of the NFL and joined the Houston Texans of the World Football League... | |
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Cyd Charisse Actress, Singin' in the Rain Cyd Charisse was born to be a dancer. She spent her early childhood taking ballet lessons and joined the Ballet Russe at 13. In 1939 she married Nico Charisse, her ex-dance teacher. In 1943 she appeared in her first film, Something to Shout About, billed as Lily Norwood. The same year she played a Russian dancer in Mission to Moscow... | |
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Jeff Chandler Actor, Broken Arrow Jeff was born in Brooklyn and attended Erasmus High School. After high school, he took a drama course and worked in stock companies for two years. His next role would be that of an officer in World War II. After he was discharged from the service, he became busy acting in radio drama's and comedies until he was signed by Universal... | |
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Henry Beckman Actor, The Brood | |
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Diana Bellamy Actress, Air Force One Plump and personable character actress Diana Alice Bellamy was born on September 19, 1943 in Los Angeles, California. Bellamy graduated with a master's degree in Fine Arts from Southern Methodist University in 1970. She began her acting career in puppet theater in her native Los Angeles. Diana had memorable... | |
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Robert Williams Actor, The Killing | |
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Harry Ford Camera and Electrical Department, Carlito's Way | |
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Pamela Britton Actress, D.O.A. Pamela Britton was born Armilda Jane Owen in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Her mother was Ethel Owen, a prominent stage, radio and early television actress. Pam first used Gloria Jane Owen as her stage name, but not wanting to trade on her mother's reputation, chose Pamela from a British book, and then Britton to emphasize its source... | |
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Lou Frizzell Actor, Duel | |
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Rodney King Self, Episode #2.4 | |
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Luis Van Rooten Actor, Cinderella Ethnic bald-domed character actor Luis Van Rooten was born November 29, 1906, in Mexico City, but raised in the United States and would become known in post-war Hollywood as a specialist in multiple dialects. Studying at the University of Pennsylvania, he received his B.A. and set up a sturdy practice as an architect before making a dramatic transition into acting sometime during WWII... | |
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Larry Simms Actor, It's a Wonderful Life Child actor in US films of the mid-30's to early 40's. | |
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Henry B. Walthall Actor, The Birth of a Nation Henry B. Walthall was a respected stage actor who became a favorite of pioneering film director D.W. Griffith. Born in 1878 in Alabama, Walthall embarked on a law career but quit law school in 1898 to enlist in the US Army in order to fight in the Spanish-American War. Returning from the war he decided to take up an acting career instead of the law... | |
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Kate Smith Soundtrack, Once Upon a Time in America She was dubbed "The Songbird of the South" and would be forever etched in the hearts and minds of millions of Americans as a true American symbol of World War II, especially after giving voice to Irving Berlin's classic song "God Bless America." Her inspiring rendition went on to sell millions of war bonds and even helped a hockey team in the 1970s win the Stanley Cup... | |
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John Boulting Producer, Heavens Above! | |
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Brian Hibbard Actor, Revolver | |
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Elzbieta Czyzewska Actress, The Saragossa Manuscript | |
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Mary Zimbalist Actress, Lady of the Tropics | |
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Peter Brooks Actor, Girl Happy | |
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Danny Borzage Actor, Mister Roberts American small-part player, a member of John Ford's stock company. The younger brother of director Frank Borzage and the older brother of assistant director Lew Borzage, he became a beloved figure on film sets, not so much for his acting as for his personality and his musicianship. An accomplished accordionist... | |
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George Benson Actor, Horror of Dracula | |
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Frances Foster Actress, All My Children | |
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Paul Giovanni Soundtrack, Hostel | |
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Nobuo Nakagawa Director, The Sinners of Hell | |
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George Leech Stunts, On Her Majesty's Secret Service | |
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Susanna Javicoli Actress, Suspiria | |
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Hal Riddle Actor, Days of Our Lives Riddle decided he wanted to be an actor after he wrote to silent screen star Billie Dove and she responded with an autographed picture. In addition to becoming an actor, Riddle started a collection of movie memorabilia. It eventually grew to more than 1,700 items that he donated to his alma mater, Murray State University in Kentucky... | |
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Marvel Rea Actress, Why Beaches Are Popular | |
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Tai Katô Director, Red Peony Gambler: Here to Kill You | |
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Seymour Robbie Director, C.C. and Company | |
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Ronald France Actor, The Fall | |
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Risto Siskov Actor, Black Seed He is a film, theater and television actor. In 1945 after the beginning of the Civil War in Greece, he came to Yugoslavia. In 1962 he graduated from the Acting Department of the Theater Academy in Belgrade. Until 1964 he was a member of the Yugoslav Theater of Drama and then he came to Skopje and acted for the Macedonian National Theater... | |
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Carlyle Blackwell Actor, The Ocean Waif Carlyle Blackwell was a popular American matinée idol and occasional director of the silent cinema. Debonair and darkly handsome, he made his debut with Vitagraph in Uncle Tom's Cabin and was seldom out of work as a romantic lead, progressing from one- and two-reelers to feature films by 1914. He was Kalem's number one star until 1915... | |
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Dewey Balfa Soundtrack, Beasts of the Southern Wild | |
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Kevin Lorenz Actor, Ein komischer Heiliger | |
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Clarence G. Badger Director, It A graduate of the Boston Polytechnic Institute, Clarence Badger had a varied early career as an artist, stage actor, editor and journalist with several newspapers and magazines (including "The Youth's Companion"), before entering the film business with Mack Sennett in 1915. At Sennett's Triangle-Keystone... | |
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Pauline Carton Actress, The Longest Day | |
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Alejandro Doria Director, The Hands | |
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Robert Emmett Tansey Writer, Pals of the West | |
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Esme Percy Actor, Murder! | |
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Jacqueline Bertrand Actress, Anima | |
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Jean Brochard Actor, Diabolique | |
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Christine Harbort Actress, Mephisto | |
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Mimi La Rue Self, Jealous | |
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Federico Curiel Director, El andariego | |
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Beryl Wallace Actress, The Kansan Voluptuous Beryl Wallace was born in Brooklyn, New York, the eldest of nine children of working class Austrian-Jewish émigrés. With her knockout looks and obvious shapeliness, the "Big Apple" beauty naturally gravitated toward an entertainment career and first turned to dancing. She was only a teenager when... | |
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Arthur Rosson Director, Red River Brother of cinema-tographer Harold Rosson, director Richard Rosson and actress Helene Rosson, Arthur Rosson started in films as a stuntman and joined Vitagraph in 1909, later working as an associate director with Cecil B. DeMille 16 years. By the 1920s Rosson was a full-time director, and from 1929 to 1938 he directed mainly westerns... | |
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Dina de Marco Actress, El espejo de la bruja | |
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John Henry Redwood Actor, Porky's | |
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Alexander Pollard Actor, The Monster Maker | |
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