Unquestionably one of the biggest figures of late 20th century American acting and she's what made most of those Woody Allen films work. Not to mention being a fashion icon.
Which of course is the occasional French film reaching an American arthouse cinema, as if those even exist anymore outside of a few college towns and a couple of New.
I can't say I was the biggest Redford fan in the world. I certainly liked him well enough in several roles, but when facing off with Paul Newman, no one.
This is the grave of Richard Conte. Born in 1910 in Jersey City, Nicholas Conte grew up in the Italian-American world there. His parents were immigrants and none too wealthy..
This is the grave of George Montgomery. Born in 1916 in Brady, Montana, George Montgomery Letz was the youngest of 15 children of German Ukrainian immigrants to that state. Brady.
This is the grave of Glenda Farrell. Born in 1904 in Enid, Oklahoma, Farrell grew up in a family that wanted her to succeed in the entertainment industry. Her father.
This is the grave of Elizabeth Taylor. Born in London in 1932, Elizabeth Taylor was American. Her father was the art dealer Francis Taylor and her mother was the stage.
This is the grave of David O. Selznick. Born in Pittsburgh in 1902, Selznick was perhaps the first major film person who actually grew up in a film family. His.
