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Jonathan Brandis Actor, One Life to Live Born in Danbury, Connecticut, USA, to Greg and Mary, Jonathan Brandis began his career at age 5, acting in television commercials. He appeared in small parts in several films and TV shows before his first starring role in the 1990 film The Neverending Story II: The Next Chapter. He starred in popular films such as Ladybugs and starred as Lucas Wolenczak in Steven Spielberg's television series SeaQuest 2032... | |
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Eve Arden Actress, Grease Eve was born just north of San Francisco in Mill Valley and was interested in show business from an early age. At 16, she made her stage debut after quitting school to joined a stock company. After appearing in minor roles in two films under her real name, Eunice Quedens, she found that the stage offered her the same minor roles... | |
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Robert Stephens Actor, Romeo and Juliet Sir Robert's career fell into two distinct parts. In the 60's, he was widely regarded as the heir of Laurence Olivier. But, after his departure from Britain's National Theater in 1970 and the breakup of his marriage with Maggie Smith three years later, he suffered a slump made worse by heavy drinking... | |
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Dermot Harris Producer, Echoes of a Summer | |
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Whitfield Cook Writer, Strangers on a Train | |
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Diane Brewster Actress, The Young Philadelphians Diane Brewster was born on March 11, 1931, in Kansas City, Missouri. She was largely a character actress in both motion pictures and television. She was 24 years old when she began acting on TV. Her first role was in a few episodes of the westerns Cheyenne and Zane Grey Theater. Her first motion picture roles was as Sylvia Quentin in Pharaoh's Curse in 1956... | |
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Penny Singleton Actress, Jetsons: The Movie Her father was Irish Philadelphian newspaperman, Benny McNulty. He was related to Jim Farley Roosevelt's campaign managers and later Postmaster General. As a child, she sang songs at a silent movie theater. After the sixth grade she joined a touring vaudeville act called "The Kiddie Kabaret." Billed as Penny McNulty... | |
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Albert Hague Actor, Fame Songwriter ("Young and Foolish") and composer, educated at the Royal Conservatory of St. Cecilia in Rome (on scholarship) with Dante Alderighi and at the University of Cincinnati (on scholarship) with Sidney Durst. He served in the USAF during World War II. On Broadway, he wrote songs for the musical "Dance Me a Song"... | |
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Dave Willock Actor, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? For over five decades veteran character actor Dave Willock could be spotted as your friendly neighbor, buddy or unassuming blue-collar in hundreds of assorted films--both comedy and drama. Tall and lanky marked with a slightly long, gaunt puss, flat vocal pattern and jug-like ears, he was for the most part an amiable guy who blended in unobtrusively as a benign servile -- cabbie... | |
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Kay E. Kuter Actor, The Last Starfighter | |
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Ira Levin Writer, Rosemary's Baby Ira Levin decided on a career of a writer at the age of 15. Educated at the elite Horace Mann school, he went on to two years at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, before transferring to New York University, where he majored in philosophy and English. He earned his degree in 1950. In 1953 he was drafted into the army... | |
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Gabriele Tinti Actor, The Flight of the Phoenix | |
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Charles 'Honi' Coles Actor, Dirty Dancing | |
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Brenda Doyle Actress, A War of Children | |
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Peter Leeds Actor, The Last Time I Saw Paris A popular character actor who played straight man to many comic greats, including Bob Hope, Milton Berle, Jerry Lewis & Dean Martin, Jack Benny, and Red Skelton. Accompanied Hope on 14 international USO tours. Appeared on Broadway with Mickey Rooney and Ann Miller in "Sugar Babies." Appeared over 8000 times on television, particularly in the fifties and sixties. | |
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Elizabeth Gaskell Writer, Return to Cranford: Part 1 | |
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Paul Wendkos Director, Gidget | |
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Ferdinando Baldi Director, Goodbye Texas | |
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Anna Sten Actress, The Wedding Night Born in Russia to a Ukrainian father and a Swedish mother, Anna Sten studied at the Russian Film Academy and joined the Moscow Art Theater. Strikingly beautiful, she went on to appear in a number of Russian silent films, but it was in the German film Der Mörder Dimitri Karamasoff that Anna gained notice. Samuel Goldwyn saw a picture of Anna in the paper and rushed to view the film... | |
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J.D. Peralta Miscellaneous Crew, Once More, with Feeling | |
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Alberto Cavallone Writer, From Our Copenhagen's Correspondent | |
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Al Mancini Actor, Miller's Crossing | |
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Eddie Mayehoff Actor, How to Murder Your Wife Baltimore-born Eddie Mayehoff started out as a salesman before finding out that comedy was his real forte. A jack of all trades, he went on to become a bandleader (he attended the Yale School of Music), a radio comedy writer and a television emcee at various stages of his longstanding career. As an actor... | |
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Norman Rose Actor, One Life to Live | |
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Sid Tomack Actor, A Double Life | |
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Russell Clark Miscellaneous Crew, Fallen | |
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Henryk Mikolaj Górecki Soundtrack, The Tree of Life | |
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David Oliver Actor, Another World | |
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Jacques Dynam Actor, Fantômas | |
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Cameron Duncan Director, Strike Zone Ever since his childhood, Cameron Duncan wanted to make movies. On weekends he could often be found shooting video with his friends, often elaborate war scenes that featured explosions made with household chemicals. As he entered his teens his filmmaking skills matured greatly, and he made a public awareness commercial about traffic safety that was very highly acclaimed... | |
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Jarma Lewis Actress, Raintree County | |
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Sándor Szabó Actor, Topaz | |
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Rudolf Friml Soundtrack, Chinatown Composer, songwriter ("Donkey Serenade", "Song of the Vagabonds") and pianist, educated at the Prague Conservatory and a music student of Anton Dvorak and Jiranek. He toured Europe as a concert pianist with violinist Jan Kubelik, and then toured America in 1901 and 1906. In 1912 he replaced Victor Herbert as the composer of the score for the Broadway musical "The Firefly"... | |
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Sergei Urusevsky Cinematographer, The Cranes are Flying | |
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Peter Jackson Cinematographer, The Attic: The Hiding of Anne Frank | |
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Paul Krasny Director, Drug Wars: The Cocaine Cartel | |
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Mitch Mitchell Self, Jimi Plays Monterey | |
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Elizabeth Dunne Actress, Stage Door | |
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William Rufus Shafter Self, Major General Shafter | |
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Sergio Oliva Actor, Los temibles | |
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Baroness Emmuska Orczy Writer, The Scarlet Pimpernel | |
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Mario Merola Actor, Napoli serenata calibro 9 | |
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Jack Wrather Producer, The Lone Ranger Oil millionaire who bought the rights to "The Lone Ranger". Also produced "Lassie and "Sgt. Preston of the Yukon". He built the Disneyland Hotel, founded Los Angeles' PBS station KCET and turned the Queen Mary and Howard Hughes' experimental airplane, "The Spruce Goose", into tourist attractions in Long Beach... | |
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Janet Alcoriza Writer, La isla de las mujeres | |
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Chester Himes Writer, A Rage in Harlem | |
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Gregory J. Markopoulos Director, Twice a Man | |
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George Houston Actor, Frontier Scout This movie cowboy was actually born in New Jersey just before the turn of the 20th century, the son of a Protestant minister. He sang in his father's church choir, and after graduating high school he attended the private Blair Academy and then continued his musical training at New York's famous Julliard School (then known as the Institute of Musical Arts)... | |
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Frances Mercer Actress, Vivacious Lady | |
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Halvar Björk Actor, Autumn Sonata | |
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Keith Pruitt Actor, As the World Turns | |
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