The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951)
Patricia Neal Juggles Marriage, Motherhood, and Stardom, & makes Klaatu Barada Nikto work. It's The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951).
The Fountainhead (1949), Pat Neal & Gary Cooper
Ayn Rand Writes The Fountainhead, Patricia Neal is Not the Next Garbo, Gary Cooper is a Genius, & Coop and Pat Fall In Love.
The Inspirational Survivor: Patricia Neal
Patricia Neal Wins an Oscar, Loves Gary Cooper, Marries Roald Dahl, Overcomes a Debilitating Stroke, and Is Basically Superwoman.
Brigitte Bardot: 7 Things You Didn’t Know
Brigitte Bardot Is Smart, A Ballerina, Turns Down Hollywood, Goes Vegetarian, Saves the Animals, and Is Generous with Her Fans.
Bullets or Ballots (1936), Eddie G., Bogie, & Blondell
Edward G. Robinson is A Good Guy, Bogie Plays the Gangster, and Joan Blondell Gets a Chance at Stardom. From 1936, it's Bullets or Ballots.
Lana Turner Could Dance! Two Girls on Broadway (1940)
Lana Turner Has Star Power, Dances Like a Pro, & Marries Artie Shaw, While Joan Blondell is a Good Sport. It's Two Girls on Broadway (1940).
Joan Blondell: The Funny Bombshell
Joan Blondell is a Bombshell, Puts Her Family First, Turns Down Clark Gable, and Is The Most Underrated Actress in Hollywood.
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? & Bette vs. Joan!
Bette Davis Feuds with Joan Crawford, Does What No Makeup Artist Dares, and runs to the Hollywood Hills. It's Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
All About Eve (1950)
Bette Davis Loses Her Voice, Doesn't Destroy Joe Mankiewicz, Spits at George Sanders, & Prepares Us For a Bumpy Night. From 1950, it's All About Eve.
Dark Victory, Bette Davis, and the 4th Warner Brother
Bette Davis Looks Glamorous, "Conks Out,", Is the Fourth Warner Brother, and Don't Miss Ronald Reagan. It's 1939's Dark Victory.