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John Carradine Actor, The Grapes of Wrath John Carradine, the son of a reporter/artist and a surgeon, grew up in Poughkeepsie, New York. He attended Christ Church School and Graphic Art School, studying sculpture, and afterward roamed the South selling sketches. He made his acting debut in "Camille" in a New Orleans theatre in 1925. Arriving in Los Angeles in 1927... | |
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Billie Bird Actress, Home Alone Vaudeville comedienne Billie Bird Sellen was discovered at an orphanage at the age of eight years and hired to tour theater circuits with a vaudeville troupe. During the Vietnam War she accompanied 12 USO tours entertaining the troops in the war zone in the 1960s and 1970s. She had worked as recently as 1995 when she appeared in Jury Duty... | |
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Irvin Kershner Director, Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back A graduate of the University of Southern California film school, Irvin Kershner began his career in 1950, producing documentaries for the United States Information Service in the Middle East. He later turned to television, directing and photographing a series of documentaries called "Confidential File"... | |
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Ken Russell Director, Tommy Ken Russell tried several professions, before choosing to become a film director. He was a still photographer, a dancer and even served in the army, but it was film that was to be Mr. Russell's destiny. He began by making several short films, and those paved the way for his brilliant television films of the sixties that are acclaimed for his attention to detail and opulent visuals... | |
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David White Actor, The Apartment American stage actor who appeared frequently on television and occasionally but impressively in films. A Marine Corps veteran of the Second World War, he worked on Broadway and on tour in stage productions after the war. In the late 1950s, he became an increasingly familiar face on American television... | |
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Eugene O'Neill Writer, Long Day's Journey Into Night Eugene O'Neil, the winner of four Pulitzer Prizes for Drama and the 1936 Nobel Prize for Literature, is widely considered the greatest American playwright. No one, not Maxwell Anderson, Tennessee Williams, Arthur Miller, nor Edward Albee, approaches O'Neill in terms of his artistic achievement or his impact on the American theater... | |
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Jocelyn Brando Actress, The Big Heat Jocelyn Brando, the older sister of Marlon Brando, was born Nov. 18, 1919, in San Francisco, California to Marlon Brando Sr. and his wife, the former Dorothy Pennebaker. Joceyln and Marlon Brando and their sister Frances grew up mostly on a farm near Evanston, Illinois, though the family moved around during the childhoods... | |
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Marc Lawrence Actor, From Dusk Till Dawn Swarthy, pock-faced actor who has portrayed sinister types throughout his long career. | |
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Wolfgang Preiss Actor, A Bridge Too Far Born in Nuremberg on February 27, 1910, the son of a school teacher, well-known German actor Wolfgang Preiss started studying philsophy and theatre sciences alternately (including dance training) and made his stage debut in 1932 in Munich. He appeared in many theatres throughout his country in the 30s including Heidelberg... | |
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Lotte Lenya Actress, From Russia with Love Lotte Lenya was a Tony Award-winning and Academy award-nominated actress and singer who is best remembered for her supporting role as Rosa Klebb in the classic Bond film From Russia with Love. She was born Karoline Wilhelmine Charlotte Blaumauer on October 18, 1898, in Vienna, Austria (at that time Austro-Hungarian Empire)... | |
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Angela Aames Actress, Scarface Angela Aames grew up in Pierre, South Dakota. She acted in high school and attended the University of South Dakota before coming to Hollywood in 1978 to begin her acting career. Her first film role was as Little Bo Peep in the film Fairy Tales. She followed that up by playing Linda "Boom-Boom" Bang in H.O.T.S.... | |
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Steve Tracy Actor, Steigler and Steigler | |
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Anne Barton Actress, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? | |
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Warren Vanders Actor, Rooster Cogburn | |
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Harry Harvey Actor, Ace in the Hole Harvey had a musical background and began his entertainment career in 1918 with "Gus Hill's Honey Boy Minstrels." From there he went on to appear in various minstrel and burlesque shows. This led to many roles in Broadway shows. He went to Hollywood in 1934 and had a career spanning almost fifty years... | |
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Susan Shaw Actress, Fire Maidens of Outer Space The lovely blonde actress, Susan Shaw, was groomed by the Rank Organisation in England for a career in film in the 40s and 50s. She was born on August 29, 1929 in West Norwood, England. Susan was at her best when cast in a role as a pretty young slip of a girl with her nose in the air. After a marriage to actor Albert Lieven... | |
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Richard Kelton Actor, The Ultimate Warrior Richard Kelton was born in Lincoln, Nebraska on April 29, 1943 to (Alvis) Fred and Glenna Kelton, where his father was stationed and served as a flight instructor and engineer for the army air corps. After World War II, his father began a career as a teacher and school principal. While growing up in Miami... | |
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Steve Gordon Writer, Arthur | |
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Paul Lostau Actor, Solitary Fragments | |
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Anthony Jackson Actor, Labyrinth | |
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Harvey Milk Thanks, Milk | |
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Claire Brennen Actress, She Freak | |
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Nello Pazzafini Actor, Non c'è due senza quattro | |
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Lya De Putti Actress, The Informer The daughter of a Hungarian baron and countess, Lya De Putti went on to perform classical ballet in Berlin, Germany, after a brief stint in Hungarian vaudeville. She later made several films at the German UFA studios, most notably Jealousy, before going to Hollywood in 1926. While in America she starred in several movies, mostly in vamp roles. | |
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William Nigh Director, Mr. Wong, Detective | |
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Larry Duran Actor, One-Eyed Jacks American bit player and stuntman. A former boxer and U.S. Navy veteran, Duran was befriended by Marlon Brando, who obtained a small part for him in Viva Zapata!. He continued to work, first in Brando's films, then in other projects, often in athletic parts or as a stunt performer. He also worked frequently in television. He died at at 77, in 2002. | |
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André Hunebelle Director, Fantômas | |
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Michael Keep Actor, Buried Alive | |
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Rodney Bell Actor, The Crossing Rodney Bell was born in Sydney, Australia. He attended the prestigious NIDA (National Institute for Dramatic Arts) and followed an acting course for people who were already active in the business. He graduated in 1988. His debut on stage was in a Shakespeare play when he was eight years old. Rodney's television debut was in the children's television series "The lost Islands" in 1976... | |
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Alexandre Dumas fils Writer, Camille | |
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Peter Brandon Actor, As the World Turns | |
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Richard Kuss Actor, The Deer Hunter | |
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Sean Taylor Self, 2004 NFL Draft | |
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Robert Ames Actor, The Trespasser | |
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Frederick Neumann Actor, The Prince of Tides | |
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Géza von Radványi Writer, Women Without Names | |
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Jece Valadão Actor, Embodiment of Evil | |
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Jacques Baratier Director, First Time with Feeling | |
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Rasheed Thurmond Self, Episode #1.9 Rasheed is one of today's rising comedy stars. Rasheed is a survivor of the streets of Brooklyn, NY and proud of it. So proud in fact, that he has used his experiences from the tough neighborhood streets and the many nationalities surrounding him to create his laid back style of comedy. Taking no prisoners... | |
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David Davenport Actor, Becket | |
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Alan Freeman Self, Episode dated 23 October 1963 | |
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Will Quadflieg Actor, Faust | |
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Bill Moor Actor, Kramer vs. Kramer | |
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John Steakley Writer, Vampires | |
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André Berley Actor, The Passion of Joan of Arc | |
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John Conwell Miscellaneous Crew, On Thursday We Leave for Home | |
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Susan Niven Actress, Heart Beat | |
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Svetlana Nemirovskaya Actress, Russian Ark | |
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George Wells Writer, Angels in the Outfield Son of vaudevillian Billy K. Wells. He studied at New York University and began as a writer for radio ('The Jack Pearl Show','Lux Radio Theater'), coming under contract to MGM in 1943 as a screenwriter. He soon acquired a reputation for his deft touch and inventiveness in light comedy and musicals... | |
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Richard LePore Actor, In Harm's Way | |
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