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31 December 2014
Fred Astaire really did not like champagne
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In December 1961, Fred Astaire received an advance copy of the newest issue of Playboy Magazine which showed a photograph of him holdi...
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29 December 2014
What wonderful news!
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Cary Grant and Grace Kelly starred together in only one movie, Alfred Hitchcock's To Catch a Thief (1955). Grant loved working...
27 December 2014
Waiting for Thalberg's reply
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The film adaptation of Pearl Buck's novel The Good Earth (1937) was producer Irving Thalberg's final achievement. For the music sc...
24 December 2014
Happy Holidays!
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Here are a few Season's Greetings from Hollywood stars sent to their fellow actors and friends. First up are four teleg...
19 December 2014
The world's most disgraceful men's room
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Here's a very entertaining letter from director King Vidor --known for such movies as The Champ (1931), Stella Dallas (1937) and War ...
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15 December 2014
Now that we have made up...
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One of my earlier posts ( here ) showed an angry telegram from playwright Arthur Miller to Billy Wilder. Wilder had publicly criticised Mar...
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10 December 2014
A bone to pick with Chaplin
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Louise Brooks and Charlie Chaplin had a love affair in New York during the summer of 1925. At the time, 18-year old Brooks was a chorus...
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8 December 2014
Lobbying for Dracula
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Hungarian-born Bela Lugosi is best remembered for his role as the vampire Count Dracula in Tod Browning's Dracula (1931). Many people ...
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3 December 2014
Agatha Christie praises Billy Wilder
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There are many examples of movie adaptations that were hated by the original author. For instance, Ernest Hemingway is said to have d...
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30 November 2014
Casting Rhett Butler
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Although the search for Rhett Butler in Gone with the Wind (1939) wasn't nearly as complicated as the search for Scarlett O'Hara, ...
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