Lucille Ball: 10 Quick Facts You Didn’t Know
Lucille Ball Finds Her Niche, Prefers Lilac, Dates Henry Fonda, Stuns Desi with Her Beauty, and Loves Being a Mom.
Yours, Mine and Ours (1968)
Yours, Mine and Ours is a True Story, Henry Fonda Wonders About Henrylu, and Lucille Ball has a Message for the World.
Pocketful of Miracles (1961)
Bette Davis & Glenn Ford Hate Each Other, Frank Capra Sells Out, & Bette & Hope Lange Play Musical Chairs. It's 1961's Pocketful of Miracles.
3:10 to Yuma (1957)
Glenn Ford Creates a Likeable Outlaw, Gets Better with Age, and is BFF's with Elvis Presley. From 1957, it's 3:10 to Yuma.
Gilda (1946), Glenn Ford, and Rita Hayworth
Glenn Ford Slaps Rita Hayworth, Becomes a Star and An Onscreen Tough Guy, and Rita Hayworth Has the Best hair. From 1946, it's Gilda.
Glenn Ford: The Canadian Boy Next Door
Glenn Ford Changes His Name, Almost Leaves Hollywood, Marries Eleanor Powell, & Proves He's Got Rita Hayworth's Back.
Leslie Caron: Hollywood’s Parisienne Ballerina
Leslie Caron Dances with Brigitte Bardot, Impresses Gene Kelly, Plays Cinderella, and Finds Inspiration from Marlon Brando.
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954)
Jane Powell Gets Her Last Great Role, Michael Kidd Makes Lumberjacks Dance, & There's Cat Woman! It's Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.
Royal Wedding (1951)
Jane Powell Keeps Up with Fred Astaire, Peter Lawford Goes Shoeless, & Sarah Churchill Can't Dance. From 1951, it's Royal Wedding.
A Date with Judy (1948)
Jane Powell Must Wear Pink, Gives Advice, & Is Jealous of Elizabeth Taylor's Green Eye Shadow. From 1948, it's A Date with Judy.