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All time favourite golden age hollywood actors?
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I don’t know if this has already been discussed (if so I apologize) but I thought it would be fun to discuss everybody’s favourite hollywood actor from the golden era and why?Mine is Marilyn Monroe…Continue
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"I love Marilyn, too, although her heyday was a little later than the period I'm most interested in, film-wise.
My favorite actor is Jean Arthur. She played mostly comedic roles, which she was very good at, not because she had a funny or…"
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"Hello Jenni! I have many, but will list a few. Barbara Stanwyck is my fave. Loved her attitude. I love tough and determined personality. James Stewart. Gregory Peck Ingrid Bergman"
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All time favourite golden age hollywood actors?
I don’t know if this has already been discussed (if so I apologize) but I thought it would be fun to discuss everybody’s favourite hollywood actor from the golden era and why?Mine is Marilyn Monroe though I’m pretty sure the mass majority favors her. (Not saying EVERYBODY loves her though)Besides her I love Shirley Temple! She grew up to be an amazing woman and I adore her dearly.Who’s yours?See More
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"I know! The fact that Marilyn and Clark passes shortly after this film makes it much more emotional!"
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- What are your favorite movies?
- My favorite movies would have to be, most Marilyn Monroe movies, Shirley Temple films, A Street Car Named Desire, Gone With the Wind and much more.
- Who are your favorite stars?
- Marilyn Monroe, Marlon Brando, Shirley Temple, Clark Gable, Lucille Ball, Audrey Hepburn, Judy Garland ect
- About Me: Tell us about yourself/or your love for classic movies
- I always had a love for the past.
I love old movies and often feel like I should of been born in that time era.
Watching classic movies is almost like an escape for me. I love it.
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- At 11:07am on October 10, 2017,
Tiffany Brannan said… Dear Jenni,
That's wonderful! I look forward to seeing you at my site! Thank you for the compliment about my picture. Yours is also very cute.
Yours Hopefully,
Tiffany Brannan
- At 3:34am on October 9, 2017, Tiffany Brannan said…
Dear Miss Donovan, Welcome to the Golden Age of Hollywood! I have been a member for a few months, and I have found the people to be extraordinarily friendly and kind. I'm sure you will enjoy it. I know what you mean about loving the past and old movies so much. I feel the same way.
I would like to invite you to join my blogathon, "The Great Breening Blogathon:" https://pureentertainmentpreservationsociety.wordpress.com/2017/09/07/extra-the-great-breening-blogathon/. It is celebrating the life and work of Joseph Breen, the enforcer of the Motion Picture Production Code between 1934 and 1954. As we honor his birthday, which is on October 14, we will be discussing and analyzing the Code era, breening films from other eras, and writing about our own ideas for classic movies. One doesn't have to agree with the Code and Mr. Breen to enjoy that! I hope you will do me the honor of joining. We could really use your talent!
Yours Hopefully,
Tiffany Brannan
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