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Archive by Article Title | Archive by Date Wright By Hitchcock In North By Northwest, the Vandamm House is built in a classic Frank Lloyd Wright style. Too bad Wright did not build it. When Hollywood Was Once Sin City Hollywoodland was once down and dirty with taboo subjects otherwise known as "Pre-Code Films." After The Production Code, films were wholesome again. What's The Price Hollywood? Legs! Legs! Legs! Hollywood made sure those were insured. But what about Bette Davis’s waistline? Or Marlene Dietrich’s voice? Those were insured too. Were They Or Weren't They? When it came to acting "drunk," some classic actors needed a little help, some didn't. Some even showed up to work hung over! To Tell The Story Right When committing to tell "The Fountainhead" on screen, Barbara Stanwyck and Ayn Rand fought to see it through. They Went With Someone Else Even classic stars had to face rejection at one point in their career. Other times, they unknowlingly turned down roles that helped make way for younger stars. Their Names Before They Were Stars Archibald Leach. Frances Gumm. Rodolpho Alphonso di valentina d'antonguolla. Sometimes the names classic stars were born with, failed to reflect their star power. Their Disastrous First Screen Tests Fred Astaire. Norma Shearer. Bette Davis. All three are legends in their own right. But in the beginning, they did not impress the studios. The Ziegfeld Girls What do Louise Brooks & Barbara Stanwyck have in common? They were Ziegfeld Girls. The Women - Review of the Remake A review of director/writer's Diane English's remake of George Cukor's "The Women."
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