Wonder where Bob Mitchum picks up all those nicknames? He calls Marilyn Monroe, “Angora”
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Usually he just settles for “Dad” when addressing men. We think you’ll be surprised by Olivia’s performance as the Swedish nurse in “Not as a Stranger.” For the part she has assumed a Swedish accent and had her hair bleached. Always the perfectionist, she saw eight real operations before starting the picture.
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By the time you read this Olivia might be married to Pierre Galante and living abroad. She’s scheduled to make two pictures is Europe – so she won’t be idle.
(Source: Movieland, 1955)
Note: Olivia De Havilland was married to Pierre Galante from 1955 until their divorce in 1979.
Olivia looks quite different as a blond. I think she looks better as a brunette. What do you think?
1 comment:
I think she looks better as a brunette, definitely. I haven't seen this film though. It looks interesting.
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