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Gene Tierney Actress, Laura Gene Tierney was born in Brooklyn, New York, on November 19, 1920, to well-to-do parents. Her father was a very successful insurance broker and her mother was a former teacher. Her childhood was lavish indeed. She also lived, at times, with her equally successful grandparents in Connecticut and New York... | |
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Will Sampson Actor, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest A Native American actor of the Creek Nation, Sampson's "big break" came from his memorable role in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest opposite Jack Nicholson. He was also starred opposite Clint Eastwood in the western The Outlaw Josey Wales. He had supporting roles in Orca, The White Buffalo and Fish Hawk. In 1986... | |
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Howard Hughes Producer, The Outlaw Multi-millionaire businessman, film producer, film director, and aviator, born in Houston, Texas. He studied at prestigious Rice University and the even more prestigious California Institute of Technology. Inherited his father's machine tool company in 1923. In 1926 he ventured into films, producing Hell's Angels... | |
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Dixie Carter Actress, That Evening Sun A talented actress in both stage and screen and television and also a singer of opera and dancer, Dixie Carter is best known for her portrayal as the soft spoken Southerner Julia Sugarbaker in Designing Women. She's been known for performing in a number of Broadway plays and with her marriage to actor Hal Holbrook... | |
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Jeanette MacDonald Soundtrack, San Francisco Jeanette MacDonald began her career at age 6, where she had small roles in theaters and operas. By age 13, she was winning singing contests along the eastern United States. Jeanette was a very talented operatic singer/lyrical soprano, with a wide vocal range, E above high C, close to 3 octaves. Her talent soon was spotted by Ernst Lubitsch... | |
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Jim Siedow Actor, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre Jim Siedow was a marvelously quirky and distinctive character actor who achieved instant cult favorite status with his terrific portrayal of the weary and irascible the Cook in Tobe Hooper's immortal and outstanding horror classic "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre." Siedow was born on June 12th, 1920 in Cheyenne... | |
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Kay Williams Actress, The Actress | |
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Christopher Hitchens Self, Hell's Angel Christopher Eric Hitchens (born April 13, 1949) was a British-American author, journalist, and literary critic. He was a columnist at Vanity Fair, The Atlantic, The Nation, Slate, and Free Inquiry. Hitchens is known for his atheism and anti-theism and was a firm believer in the Enlightenment values of secularism... | |
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Corwin Hawkins Actor, A Low Down Dirty Shame Corwin Anthony Hawkins was born in Houston, Texas on March 12, 1965. He attended St. Peter's Catholic School and graduated in 1982. Corwin was well known throughout Texas for his hilarious two hour stand up comedy routine which he performed in front of standing room only crowds every Tuesday night for four years... | |
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Glenn Corbett Actor, The Violent Years | |
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Maria Franklin Gable Self, Starlit Days at the Lido | |
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Chloe Jones Actress, Inside the Mind of Chloe Jones | |
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James Jeter Actor, A Perfect World | |
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Tony Frank Actor, Lone Star | |
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Eddie Fatu Actor, Episode #9.41 Born on March 28th, 1973, Eddie Fatu, more widely known as WWE Wrestling Superstar "Umaga" came from a long line of Samoans wrestlers with a rich history. Also known as "The Samoan Bulldozer," the 6' 4", 350-lb. wrestler earned a reputation for executing moves with more ease than one might expect from someone his size... | |
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Roger Maris Self, Safe at Home! Without a doubt the most famous baseball player ever to come out of North Dakota, Maris was a talent who was judged unfairly throughout his career because of one glorious season. He came up in the pros with the Cleveland Indians, and was soon dealt to the Kansas City Athletics, but it was his third team... | |
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James Fawcett Self, Farrah's Story | |
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Diane Fawcett Walls Self, Farrah Fawcett: America's Angel | |
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Sidney Berger Actor, Carnival of Souls | |
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Brooks Benedict Actor, The Freshman | |
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Chad Linley Actor, Queen Sized | |
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Frank Buck Actor, Africa Screams | |
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Peter Lorre Jr. Actor, Sons of Sassoun Eugene Weingand was born in Karlsrue, Germany on April 1, 1934 and emigrated to the US at the age of 20. Because of his passing resemblance to Peter Lorre he began calling himself Peter Lorie Jr. [sic]. In 1963 he applied to have his name legally changed to Peter Lorie Jr. but the famous actor objected... | |
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Guy Lombardo Soundtrack, The Green Mile | |
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Raúl Vale Actor, War of the Pastries | |
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David Brinkley Self, This Week with David Brinkley Brinkley hosted This Week with David Brinkley from 1982 until his retirement in 1997. In 1992, he won a Peabody Award for his report on the 50th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. As a news analyst, Brinkley was known for his terse, biting comments and his dry wit. | |
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Rick Porter Actor, Another World | |
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C.V. Wood Miscellaneous Crew, The Special London Bridge Special | |
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Tommy Leonetti Music Department, Massacre at Central High | |
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Gustavo Alatriste Director, Las calles no se siembran | |
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Jimmy Demaret Self, Golfing with Demaret | |
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Ayllene Gibbons Actress, The Loved One | |
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Pauline Fawcett Self, Richard Simmons and the Silver Foxes: Fitness for Senior Citizens | |
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Joan Standing Actress, Dracula | |
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Dan Ammerman Actor, Local Hero | |
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Eagle Pennell Director, Last Night at the Alamo | |
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J.D. Hawkins Actor, Spriggan | |
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'Red' Adair Miscellaneous Crew, Hellfighters | |
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Frank Q. Dobbs Writer, Gambler V: Playing for Keeps Very well known in the state of Texas for his prestigious film and television commercial work as a director/writer/cinematographer, Frank Q. Dobbs has brought his remarkable expertise to Hollywood by co-producing Hallmark's mini-series, _"Johnson County War" (2002) (mini)_; The Texas Rangers, for Miramax/Dimension; two TNT four-hour mini-series' Everything That Rises and Rough Riders; Dead Man's Walk... | |
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Jack Gardner Actor, Three Russian Girls | |
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Jan de Hartog Writer, The Four Poster The son of a minister, de Hartog ran away to sea twice in his boyhood. Later, after attending the Netherlands Naval College, he went back to sea as a sailor. During this time he wrote detective stories and then a popular novel about tugboat crews titled "Holland's Glory". During the Nazi occupation he found sanctuary in a house in Amsterdam... | |
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Chris Whitley Soundtrack, Thelma & Louise | |
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Milan Williams Soundtrack, Tropic Thunder | |
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Tom Cranham Art Department, Jurassic Park | |
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Lloyd Bentsen Self, The Heroic Posture | |
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William Hardy Actor, The Tree of Life | |
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Ed Geldart Actor, Rushmore | |
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John Connally Self, Zapruder Film of Kennedy Assassination | |
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Donald Barthelme Writer, The School | |
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Allan Francovich Director, The Houses Are Full of Smoke | |
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