Showing posts with label Judy Garland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Judy Garland. Show all posts

Saturday, November 5, 2016

How Well Do You Know Hollywood? - Question 16

According to Photoplay, July 1940


Her real name is France Ethel Gumm


Frances Farmer


Judy Garland


Kay Francis


Olivia de Havilland


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Thursday, June 28, 2012

James Mason Quits Acting


James Mason

James Mason and Judy Garland in A Star is Born


After making a neat fortune from “A Star is Born” is thinking about quitting acting and devouting his time to producing.  The Masons, who blasted Hollywood before coming here, are now two of its staunchest citizens.  Well they might be.  The movie capital has given them undreamed of wealth and opportunity.

[Source: Movieland; February 1955]

Mason and Garland in A Star is Born


While James Mason is known primarily for his fantastic acting skills, he did write, produce, and direct.  I'm glad he didn't quit for we never would have seen his delicious performance in North by Northwest, one of my favorite films.

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Judy Garland Works It Out


Judy Garland
“Somebody told me I work as if I have only ten minutes left in which to do everything.”
(Source: Movieland; February 1955)

Monday, March 14, 2011

Can Judy Take Home the Academy Award?

Judy Garland, Jack Warner, and Lauren Bacall at A Star is Born Premiere September 1954

Judy Garland
And Marlon Brando are the present favorites to get the Oscars for the best female and male star performances of 1954. Judy may have some competition from Dorothy Dandrige for “Carmen Jones” and Grace Kelly for “Country Girl” – but the sentiment is riding with Garland, and that’s a powerful factor when a Hollywoodite makes a comeback. Along with Marlon, James Mason will likely receive a nomination for “A Star is Born”; and Dan O’Herlihy for “Robinson Crusoe”. At least, that is the way voters are thinking right now.

Sunday, August 1, 2010

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