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The entertainer passed away at his home in Los Angeles on Monday (13Feb12). The cause of death is not known. Arms began his career in radio before moving on to minor screen roles throughout World War II, starring alongside Bette Davis in The Man Who...
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Eve is a starstruck ingenue who’d like nothing more than to be Margo’s assistant, but wouldn’t turn her nose up at being her understudy either. And from there, well, the world’s your oyster. “Everything but the bloodhounds snappin’ at her rear end,” a...
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I loved having Natalie Wood as my daughter in the film. What a wonderful girl! And she was already a fine actress, very professional, talented, a special person. She was a lovely, lovely child. How I would love to have had her really as my daughter
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Streep’s Dane Karen Blixen.23. Carousel (1956) — Tormented Billy Bigelow asks to be sent down “from above” for one day to try to make amends for mistakes he made in life. It’s a love story, the thornier kind between two stubborn, damaged souls who find...
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Division of Warner Brothers and I was going through properties that we owned that I could revive. As a young actor, I had seen the great Ethel Barrymore do the play on Broadway and it had always stayed in my memory as a beacon to encourage young people...
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17 nominations in and vying for best actress again at the Feb. 26 Academy Awards, the greatest Hollywood actress of all time? Ask any gathering of film fans, and a round of "absolutelys" will be followed by qualifications: "living," "of the modern era,"...
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Bette Davis and I are good friends. There’s nothing I wouldn’t say to her face – both of them.
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And when we don’t, they can make us look like unkempt Neanderthals. A good or bad set of eyebrows can define you. I loved Lauryn Hill’s brows back in the day, hated Bette Davis’ and was just puzzled by Groucho Marx’s caterpillars. If you’re looking for...
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In the end, the final casting worked out for both actors. Reagan considered “Kings Row” to be his best film, as did many critics, and Casablanca helped make Bogart a household name. “Reagan and Bogart liked each other and respected each other and got...
About Bette Davis
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Ruth Elizabeth "Bette" Davis (April 5, 1908 – October 6, 1989) was an American actress of film, television and theatre. Noted for her willingness to play unsympathetic characters, she was highly regarded for her performances in a range of film genres; from contemporary crime melodramas to historical and period films and occasional comedies,... Full Article
