Which of Frank Sinatraβs wives suited him best?
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Which of Frank Sinatraβs wives suited him best?
Nancy Barbato
Ava Gardner
Mia Farrow
Barbara Marx

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1931 was the year of the Star villain
In that one year we got SIX of the most defining and iconic film villains making each of the actors bona fide movie stars at least when viewed with hindsight and in each of them the villain was eirther the draw or was so good he walked away with the film
Edward G Robinson as Β Caesar Enrico "Rico" Bandello forever leaves a mark on how we see film gangsters in Little Caesar ,which tells of his rise and fall with a dose of queer coding
Bela Lugosi brings to life an unreal threat,a centuries old vampire masquerading as a Gentleman in Dracula ,opening up supernatural bad guys as more of a possibility for Hollywood while also being a seductive character
James Cagney as Tom Power in the Public Enemy is another film gangster ,but who sets the building blocks up for the charismatic psychopath we see in later films
The next villain is the most disturbing,Hans Beckert the child killer in M ,brought to life by Peter Lorre .Beckert is interesting cause he is a pitiable villain ,a reluctant monster who feel compelled to do awful things which is an intriguing take for the early 30's
Next we have the Frankenstein Monster from Frankenstein,who back in the day WAS seen as a villain ,in that he is a threat and he kills people but what makes him one of the great characters in cinema is the performance of Boris Karloff and the decision to protray him with sympathy,that the monster has a soul and a beating heart ,making him a sympathetic antagonist .Heck personally I dont see him as a villain but dramatically he fits and is needed for the discussion
And finally we have the monster within us all,Fredric March as Mr Hyde from Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.A loathsome abusive fiend who lets his worst qualaties fome to the forefront and revels in them ,the hidden brute behind the facade of a gentleman ,Jekylls worst qualties made manifest in a performance so good it arned March an OScar
If I am missing any 31 villains feel free to add them
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Joan Blondell made six movies withΒ James CagneyΒ at Warner Brothers - more than any other individual actress. Cagney said that the only woman he loved other than his wife was Blondell.
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Gloria Swanson in a Japanese magazine advertisement for Madame Sans-GΓͺne (1925)

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Hi, I have an announcement to make. Well, actually two.
I have a new Tallulah Bankhead sideblog! π₯π
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Tallulah Bankhead, darling. Come for the scandal, stay for the woman.
And a new Edward G. Robinson sideblog! π₯π¨
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Theyβre both works in progress as I quite literally just made them today and may look different in the days to come as I fiddle around with color schemes, fonts, and things like that.
I decided to create my own little separate spaces for each of them away from this general Old Hollywood blog of mine since Iβve posted about them so frequently over the years and theyβre my favorites. That way I can post 10x a day about them or however frequently I want to post and people following me here wonβt be overwhelmed since Iβll be posting to a blog specifically made for each of them.
I hope to delve deeper into each of their personalities and show people that Eddie and Tallulah were so much more than the personas they became known forβthe gangster and the hell-raiser.
Hopefully those of you who are interested in one or both of them will follow me over there as well. I will, of course, continue to post here on my general blog as well. π
Doris Day and Rock Hudson in the Universal Pictures/Michael Gordon romantic comedy Pillow Talk, 1959.
Eartha Kitt points a prop gun at a photographer during rehearsals for the teleplay The Valiant on May 7th, 1956. Produced by the BBC, the teleplay, in which Eartha played a character named "Jane Dyke", was broadcast in the UK on May 15th, 1956.
Wilkins Coffee Commercials (1957-1961)
James Byron Dean (1931-1955)

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ICE COLD KATIE: THE WEDDING thank your lucky stars (1943) dir. david butler
A 1992 advertisement for the Creature From The Black Lagoon pinball machine by Bally Games.
Jean HarlowΒ
Barbara Stanwyck
Ingrid Bergman on the set of πππ πΎπππ πππ π©πππ π»ππππ (1943).

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Eugenia Bankhead (Jean Bankhead Hoyt), sister of Tallulah Bankhead, with her dog (January 16th, 1930)
πΈ: San Francisco Examiner staff photographer
(Source: The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley β Fang family San Francisco Examiner Photograph Archive)
Gloria Swanson
By Edwin Bower Hesser (1921)