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23 June 2020
Groucho's letter to Peter Lorre
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In the fall of 1961, Peter Lorre sent Groucho Marx a copy of Stuart Gilbert's James Joyce's Ulysses (1930) , a study of Joyce...
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16 June 2020
Book Review — Robert Wise: The Motion Pictures
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For a long time I only associated director Robert Wise with his two biggest hits, the musicals West Side Story (1961) and The Sound of Mu...
28 May 2020
Darling Doris
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Ginger Rogers was one of Doris Day's childhood idols. As a teenager watching Ginger dance, Doris wanted to become a professional dancer...
11 May 2020
Elizabeth Taylor's letter to her lost cat
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Growing up in the English countryside , Elizabeth Taylor loved being around animals and felt more comfortable around them than child...
6 May 2020
This is not the kind of a letter I would want to dictate
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I am no Jerry Lewis fan. At all. I find him mostly annoying and very unfunny, having seen several of the films he did with Dean Martin (who...
30 April 2020
The Peculiar Marriage of Jean Peters & Howard Hughes
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Eccentric billionaire, business tycoon, aviator and film producer Howard Hughes dated a lot of famous Hollywood actresses (including Kath...
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20 April 2020
A fan - from a fan
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Bette Davis, a fan of Elizabeth Taylor — who would have thought? Well, apparently Bette was, judging from a note written to Elizab...
15 April 2020
We'll both be proud of our figures!
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Mae West was a successful stage actress and playwright before she moved to Hollywood in 1932. At a relatively late age (al...
10 April 2020
My face lit up with delight and pleasure
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Jurassic Park (1993) was a huge success upon release. It became the highest-grossing film ever at the time, holding that record until Tit...
4 April 2020
"Rebecca": The Search for the Second Mrs de Winter
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First published in August 1938, Daphne du Maurier's novel Rebecca was an immediate success. Before publication Alfred Hitchcock h...
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