He wasn't buff enough to be a slugger. He should've been the guy who instantly ran when danger stepped up, 'cause guys like Mitchum and Oliver Reed were always tough enough. Gotta be smart if you're not tough, if not, guys like Tone get sent to Emergency, seriously injured. To suffer a broken jaw, nose and kept for 1-0 days in a hospital is no joke. There are laws of the jungle that all guys must learn, sooner than later. Tone was evidently a slow learner. A sad story.
(Undiagnosed) autism explains being more concerned about a partner’s orgasm than his own. His decline was autistic catatonia (or catatonic breakdown). He had a benzodiazepine prescription, though the therapeutic dose for catatonia would’ve killed him in conjunction with the opiates he was taking. Psychiatry would’ve killed him 15 years sooner today misprescribing contraindicated antipsychotics and misdiagnosing early-onset dementia.
They were perfect in the role despite of Clark’s foul oral hygiene, which can never really tell if Viven actually was actually felt fond of working with Clark on set as Scarlett performing in of desperate 🤷🏻♂️ just unsure which part, just in character for money, or in general with her emotions🤷🏻♂️
I remember reading that she complained about being made to bind her breasts for The Farmer's Daughter, lest her character seem less innocent than she should be
Does it matter if she was male or female? What is wrong with all these heterosexual people. Just because someone is different doesn’t make them a bad person. Live and let live. It’s a good thing she is not around today because they would have discriminated her and said she has a mental illness.
As an innocent boy who loved old movies, I thought Lizabeth Scott was fascinating on every level. Her cigarette voice was alluring. MyDarkMarc's post (below) tells it all better than I could.
Didn’t happen Farmer's family, former lovers, and three ex-husbands all denied, or did not confirm, that the procedure took place.[58] Farmer's sister, Edith, said the hospital asked her parents' permission to perform the lobotomy, but her father was "horrified" by the notion and threatened legal action "if they tried any of their guinea-pig operations on her."[116] Western State recorded all of the 300 lobotomies performed during Farmer's time there; no evidence has been found that Farmer received one.[40] In 1983, Seattle newspapers interviewed former hospital staff members, including all the lobotomy ward nurses who were on duty during Farmer's years at Western State, and they all said she was never a patient on that ward. Dr. Walter Freeman's private records contained no mention of Farmer. Charles Jones, a psychiatric resident at Western State during Farmer's stays, also said that Farmer never had a lobotomy.[117] Writer Jeffrey Kauffmann published an extensive online essay, "Shedding Light on Shadowland", that debunks much of Arnold's book, including the account of the lobotomy.[9]
Video-equipment sales-guy Carpenter probably hired a hit-man after Crane rejected his sexual advances and wanted to end their 'collaboration'. Strangely, Helga II was already pregnant with another man's boy when Crane married her; they later adopted a girl. It is unusual for alpha males to raise other men's children. Crane's videotaping-addiction also raised the possibility of female partners' real husbands or lovers taking revenge -- which Carpenter suggested in his defense.
Rodney Dangerfield:” Yeah.. ha!!!.. Well I think my wife was gay you know….. Yeah I mean for whatever reason she never wanted to have sex with me 😩….”…..
I understand being burnt out, but she was great in her last film, "Murder, My Sweet". I honestly think if she had stayed in the business until the 1960s, she could have been the late and awesome Carole Lombard's contemporary.
Who really cares what his sexual preferences were??? His works on screen speaks volumes as to what a great actor he was. And that is "STILL" all I care about.
Tyrone Power was a far better actor than he ever received credit for in his day. His incredible performance in Nightmare Alley certainly proved that. His other later performances cemented his the idea of his true talent as an actor.
All these people are saying they knew Mae West in her prime (born 1893 - died 1980). Back when Hollywood was still making silent movies ( 1894 - 1931). Stop lying.
15 minutes of salacious stories, then at the end, "BTW, everything you just watched was written and published by two dudes who are long ago thoroughly debunked and notorious bullshitters about countless celebrities." Whoever made this is a misleading douche.
It's unfair to accuse, criticize , insult those who cannot defend themselves. Male/ female or??? I only see a fascinating, talented, highly $$successful WOMAN STILL talked about after all these decades! Too many men knew the truth and would have exposed her. Miss West STILL l makes me laugh! One of a kind.
Typical entitled American woman. Without Clint Eastwood in her life, she would have no documentary. She knew what she was doing and when Clint finally realized, she started throwing stones. The Amber Heard story, is nothing new.
It's been said that , in a relationship like their's, the first 10 years the woman learns from the man then it's the man who has to change for the relationship to work. I believe that .
No, he was'nt a cruel person. Modern narcissists and covetous consumers can think he was anything they want, it's their own problem. But to make videos like this about people who are not here to respond to is low. And making videos based on gossip, rumor and speculation is vile. Henry Fonda brought up more than one good man with his roles, and such "judges" did not bring up any. So envy silently his bright career and the fact that he has thousands, if not millions of fans even decades after his death. You'll never see anything of the kind. So long, good slanderers.
It is not surprising that Clark and Vivien didn't get along. This is actually a common situation in Hollywood, where actors dislike each other, but give realistic performances. There is an old and true saying in the film industry: "Some of the greatest films ever made were made by people who hated each other." Quite true on many pictures. Vivien Leigh was furious when Cukor was fired, and hated Victor Fleming. But she did her job nonetheless.
Rick never received the credit he deserved for his music; especially the hits from the fifties and sixties. The guy really knew how to sing a song. As for his personal life, well, we're all human. We miss you, Rick.
Fantastic woman, and fascinating relationship. Unfortunately, the way the chronology of this video hops around is head-spinning. And its credibility is in question for me, because of the horrendous thumbnail. I couldn't share this video with my students or other film lovers, even if I wanted to. I can't imagine what kind of lapse in judgment would cause anyone to use such an outrageous and doctored photo as that one. On to the next Alma Reville video.
She looks like an angel and demon at the same time. She wasn't possessed but she might have been tormented. It's a bit different. The fact that nobody helped her is soreful
Historians write about Hedda Hopper and Louella Parsons as if they were the only Hollywood columnists. Sheilah Graham (F. Scott Fitzgerald's lover) had a larger circulation than either Hopper or Parsons.
Her legs were deformed.They were extremely short. Compared to the rest of her body. She didn't have a big breast.And she didn't have a big ass. All that was fake pictures of her with legs are photoshopped... She livd in a make believe world
Nah. He had ulcers he was very reluctant to see a doctor about because it would mean he would have had to take a long break to recover from. Also antibiotics weren't a thing yet and that could have saved him. He absolutely would have rocked the "talkies". His accent was said to not be strong at all and he had a rich, masculine speaking voice too.
When Lita first asked Chaplin for a divorce all she wanted was 10 thousand dollars. I'm sure she'd have been talked out of that deal quickly, but at the time Chaplin called her a bitch and said she'd never get a dime from him. Chaplin got easily irritated with his first two wives and complained about their lack of knowledge. Idk but maybe he shouldn't have married 16-18 year olds when he was in his late 30's lol. Lita did say in later years that some of the accusations put forth in the divorce lawsuit, mostly pertaining to deviance, were somewhat exaggerated. Her first autobiography, My Life With Chaplin, was somewhat exaggerated as well, at the suggestion of her co author and publisher, in order to sell more books. It bothered her over the years so much that she wrote another autobiography, Wife Of The Life Of The Party, to set the record straight. It didn't paint Chaplin as a saint but was fair and closer to the truth according to her and her son Sydney who wrote a foreword for the book. BTW, when Charlie Chaplin wrote his autobiography he dedicated all of two sentences to write about Lita. His memories of her were not fond at all, but he wouldn't trash her in the book because of the two sons they had together. He never even said her name.Lita was in her 80s when she wrote the second book and was determined to finish it, since people had a fascination with her for her entire life for having been married to Charlie Chaplin for two short years so long ago. She died the year it was released, 1995, at age 87. Charles Chaplin died Christmas Day, 1977 at 88 years old near Vevay, Switzerland.
