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Sue Lyon |
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This blonde ingenue made a rocky transition to leading lady. Lyon won the controversial role of Dolores Haze, the sexually charged adolescent and the object of an older man's obsessions in Stanley Kubrick's "Lolita" (1962). From the Vladimir Nabokov novel
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Lawrence Turman ( aka. Larry Turman, Lawrence Turman) |
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After spending time working in the family textile business, Lawrence Turman entered show business as a talent agent in the 1950s. By 1960, he had formed a producing partnership with Stuart Millar that yielded the soapy "The Young Doctors" (1961) and the c
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Harry Morgan ( aka. Harry Bratsburg, Henry Morgan) |
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Prolific veteran character man of stage since the 1930s, screen since the early 40s and TV since the mid-50s. Early in his career, Morgan changed his name to Harry from Henry to avoid confusion with a popular radio and TV personality. Though he has appear
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Alice Ghostley ( aka. Alice Margaret Ghostley) |
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Prolific TV actress-comedienne who appeared in over a dozen sitcoms and variety series of the 1960s and 70s. Ghostley first received attention onstage in such revues as "New Faces of 1952"; two years later she reprised her role in the film adaptation, com
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Raymond Guth |
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Filmography Includes: The Bonnie Parker Story, The Reivers, Some Kind of Hero, Funny Girl, Monte Walsh, Funny Lady, Operation Bikini, Bad Company, The Big Bus, Inside the Mafia, Emperor of the North, The Flim-Flam Man, ...
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Jerry Goldsmith ( aka. Jerrald Goldsmith) |
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This prolific award-winning composer started in radio and went on to score a number of TV shows, notably "Gunsmoke" and "The Man From U.N.C.L.E". Jerry Goldsmith's memorable film credits include "Freud" (1962), "The Sand Pebbles" (1966), "Patton" (1970),
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