- Ingrid Bergman, actress
I had the great pleasure of working alongside Debbie Power in 1988. She was a lovely person with a sharp wit- Even as a 57 year old woman. S ...
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I had the great pleasure of working alongside Debbie Power in 1988. She was a lovely person with a sharp wit- Even as a 57 year old woman. S ...
I'm several years older than Deanna was when she gave this interview, and I've been aware of her all my life. But it's only in r ...
i'd really like to know the name of the actor with the walking stick . . . can anybody tell me what his name is ?
I stumbled across your blog while trying to answer a burning question I have. As a craxzy fan of the film I went to Mallorca and found all t ...
As a Lucille Ball collector,i love everything Vintage about her, and this is my favorite movie! i own a original Poster,and paperdoll set,a ...
In comparing Bob Dorian and Robert Osborn, it's like Cary Grant vs an English stage star. The world idolized Cary Grant, at least in par ...
I once read this biography of William Wyler from the 1990s in which a neighbor of the couple had overheard an argument between them. Minute ...
Sad but true.
ReplyDeleteThose are strange years for any woman. There is no name for the years between 45 and I'd say 65. There's infant, child, teenager, young adult, adult and then old. It's kind of a limbo period. For an actress, it's especially hard, as Ingrid said. Juan is right, sad but true.
ReplyDeleteJuan & ClassicBecky,
ReplyDeleteI agree that it's sadly true even today.
This quote reminded me of a more light-hearted one from entertainer Sophie Tucker:
"From birth to age 18, a girl needs good parents, from 18 to 35 she needs good looks, from 35 to 55 she needs a good personality, and from 55 on she needs cash.”
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