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Sage Stallone Actor, Rocky V | |
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Red Buttons Actor, The Poseidon Adventure Composer, actor, comedian and author, he joined ASCAP in 1963 and wrote several popular songs (which he often personally performed), including "Strange Things Are Happening" and "The Ho-Ho Song". | |
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Richard D. Zanuck Producer, Big Fish | |
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Alan Marshal Actor, House on Haunted Hill | |
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Alla Nazimova Actress, Salome The grand, highly flamboyant Russian star Alla Nazimova of Hollywood silent films lived an equally grand, flamboyant life off-camera, though her legendary status has not held up as firmly as that of a Rudolph Valentino today. Born in Yalta, Crimea, in 1879, Mariam Edez Adelaida Leventon was the third child in an abusive... | |
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Frida Kahlo Uncategorised Frida Kahlo was born on July 6, 1907 in Mexico City, Mexico, the seventh daughter of a successful German photographer who emigrated to Mexico, and a Mexican-Indian mother. Her father encouraged her interest in art, photography and archaeology; her mother was not so well educated, and also very religious... | |
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John Alexander Actor, Arsenic and Old Lace Making his stage debut at age 16, John Alexander joined a Shakespearean repertory company and in 1917 appeared on Broadway in "The Merchant of Venice." Although he played many parts on both stage and in films, his best known role was that of the crazed Teddy Brewster--the son who thinks he's Theodore Roosevelt - in Arsenic and Old Lace, a part he played both on stage and in the movie. | |
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Irving Pichel Director, The Most Dangerous Game | |
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Ginny Tyler Actress, The Sword in the Stone | |
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Beverly Roberts Actress, Buried Alive Spotted singing in a New York City nightclub by a Warner Brothers talent scout, Beverly Roberts' first role was in The Singing Kid with Al Jolson. A young Humphrey Bogart was her co-star in Two Against the World. China Clipper, a foreshadowing of the founding of Pan American Airways, teamed her with Pat O'Brien... | |
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Scott Winters Actor, Mystic River | |
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Lois Moran Actress, Alice in the Cities Her soft Irish beauty highlighted many films in the late 1920s and 1930s, but film actress Lois Moran's major claim to fame was as F. Scott Fitzgerald's inspiration for the character of "Rosemary" in his classic novel Tender Is the Night. Lois trained in dance while young and moved to Paris with her mother at the age of 10 to study seriously... | |
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Heinz Reincke Actor, The Bridge at Remagen | |
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Corinne Griffith Actress, The Divine Lady Corinne Griffith was a silent film star. She was born in 1894 and appeared in the first of her sixty films at the age of 22 in 1916. She was the executive producer of eleven of her films starting with Single Wives in 1924 and ending with Three Hours in 1927. She was known as "The Orchid Lady." Unlike many of the silent stars she did not fade into obscurity taking smaller and smaller roles... | |
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Les Crane Self, Love It or Leave It | |
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Gilly Coman Actress, Priest | |
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Eleanor Summerfield Actress, Scrooge Known for her small yet earthy Brit portrayals on film, Eleanor Summerfield was born in London on March 7, 1921, initially trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (1937). The hard-looking, blue-eyed blonde began in films in 1947 but created some waves first on stage opposite Cicely Courtneidge in "Her Excellency" at the London Hippodrome in 1949... | |
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Matti Pellonpää Actor, La vie de bohème | |
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Patience Collier Actress, Fiddler on the Roof | |
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José Chávez Actor, Romancing the Stone | |
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Jerry Wald Writer, The Roaring Twenties The son of a dry goods salesman, Jerry Wald was the go-getting Hollywood writer-producer of popular imagination: charismatic, ambitious, shrewd, frequently brilliant, and filled with a nervous energy driving him from one project to another. An avid reader, with an innate sense of literary judgement... | |
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George M. Steinbrenner III Self, The Scout George Michael Steinbrenner III, one of the most successful sports franchise owners of the modern era, was born in Rocky River, Ohio on the Fourth of July, 1930, which is fitting for the owner of the New York Yankees, the premier baseball club in what is dubbed "America's Pasttime". (To fans of the Yankees' archrival, the Boston Red Sox, he is considered the Head of the "Evil Empire")... | |
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John Bryant Actor, The Bat | |
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Dragomir Felba Actor, Suncokreti | |
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Michael Reardon Actor, The Punisher Starting as a child actor in the 70s, Michael graduated to become a musician with a handful of albums in the glam-rock 80s. During this time he directed several music videos and commercials and sold a handful of scripts that later became feature films. Michael briefly disappeared from entertainment... | |
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Nilu Phule Actor, Woh 7 Din Nilu was born in the Marathi-speaking Phule family during the year 1930. Starting his career in a Marathi folk play 'Katha Aklechya Kandyachi', he went on to act in numerous Marathi movies, beginning with 'Ek Gaav Baara Bhanagadi' during 1956, and in most he portrayed a cunning and villainous village-based character with a 'Gandhi' look... | |
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Roger Edens Soundtrack, Funny Face | |
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Willy Fritsch Actor, By Rocket to the Moon | |
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Arthur C. Miller Cinematographer, How Green Was My Valley Arthur Charles Miller, the Academy Award-winning director of photography who was a master at the craft of black-and-white cinematography, was born on July 8, 1895 in Roslyn, New York, on Long Island, not far from New York City. At the age of 13 he began his apprenticeship in motion pictures, taking... | |
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Alan Hume Cinematographer, Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi | |
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Jürgen Frohriep Actor, Stars | |
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George Hayes Actor, Great Expectations | |
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Marc Rioufol Actor, The Special Relationship | |
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Yousuf Karsh Self, Yousuf Karsh: A Moment in Time One of the greatest photographers of all time Yousuf Karsh was an Armenian who as a boy survived the Armenian Genocide perpetrated by Turkish Ottoman Empire and arrived to Canada at age 16. In 1928 Karsh apprenticed with photographer John Garo in Boston then returned to Canada where Prime Minister Mackenzie King helped him photograph the visiting diplomats... | |
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Emmett Dalton Writer, When the Daltons Rode Emmett Dalton was the youngest of the three Dalton brothers, part of a bandit gang notorious for robbing trains and banks in the Midwest during the late 1890s (interestingly, the brothers started their life of crime with a failed attempt at breaking into the safe on a Southern Pacific Railroad train in 1891 near San Luis Obispo... | |
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Neil Munro Actor, Beethoven Lives Upstairs | |
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Davey Allison Self, NASCAR Hooters 500 The son of NASCAR racing legend Bobby Allison, Davey Allison was born to race. Born in Hollywood, Florida in 1961, the family relocated to Hueytown, Alabama and became known as the "Alabama Gang" in NASCAR circles. Davey was the first, second-generation "Alabama Gang" driver and carried on the tradition established by his father... | |
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Pepito Pérez Actor, Alias Nick Beal | |
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Herbert Vesely Director, Das Brot der frühen Jahre | |
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Pandro S. Berman Producer, Top Hat Pandro S. Berman was born into the film industry. His father, Harry, was distributor and exhibitor of films. Pandro also had a number of relatives in the film industry. When he started working in the 1920's he started as a script clerk and then rose to film editor. By 1931, the 26 year old Berman was an assistant director at RKO when Selznick took over the floundering studio... | |
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Westbrook Van Voorhis Self, Crusade in Europe | |
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Jean Parédès Actor, What's New Pussycat | |
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Alexandra Danilova Actor, The Turning Point | |
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Jerry Wills Stunts, Ferris Bueller's Day Off | |
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Scott Bushnell Producer, The Player | |
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Alan Barry Actor, In the Name of the Father | |
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Al Debbo Actor, Die Wonderwêreld van Kammie Kamfer | |
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Chantilly Lace Actress, Strap-on Sally 10 | |
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Philip Kieffer Actor, Fort Apache | |
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Bess Meredyth Writer, The Mark of Zorro | |
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