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... will get the chance to really know Celine, her family , and her co-performers as well as those fans that she meets and performs for around the world. Inspirational, moving, honest and surprisingly funny, Celine: Through the Eyes of the World, is a rare look into the on-stage life of a performer and the off-stage life of a wife, mother and daughter.
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... to Eleanor Powell (The World's Greatest Feminine Tap and Rhythm Dancer), Whitney left films in 1938 to marry Fredrick Backer, an Assistant United States Attorney on Feb. 23, 1939. Surprisingly, she returned to the Broadway stage in 1946, opposite Bobby Clark in Moliere's "The Would-Be Gentleman".
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| ... forget Lawrence is about 5 years too young to play her character. Add to that pair two great actors in Weaver and De Niro, who actually acts for the first time in maybe a decade, and a surprisingly funny and interesting performance by Chris Tucker and it is clear that O'Russell has got a lot out of his actors, and they certainly make this film something more than the sum of its pa... |
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... COMMISSARIAT AUX QUESTIONS JUIVES (France)
The Commissariat of Jewish Affairs was established. Headed by Xavier Vallat, it became the main authority behind anti-Jewish measures. Surprisingly, when the Germans decided to force the Jews to wear the yellow star in the Vichy zone in June of 1942, he refused to agree to this measure believing it was against French interest and w... |
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| ... piece "Ruthless" (1948), and the melodrama "Bad Boy" (1949), which was Audie Murphy's first starring role. She ended the decade top-lining the "Poverty-Row" drama "Alimony" (1949). Surprisingly, Martha's high-profiled second marriage in 1949 to film star Mickey Rooney (she was his third wife) did not advance her career. In fact, Martha was not seen in films at all during this peri... |
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| ... világa feletti... |
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... to Eleanor Powell (The World's Greatest Feminine Tap and Rhythm Dancer), Whitney left films in 1938 to marry Fredrick Backer, an Assistant United States Attorney on Feb. 23, 1939. Surprisingly, she returned to the Broadway stage in 1946, opposite Bobby Clark in Moliere's "The Would-Be Gentleman".
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... COMMISSARIAT AUX QUESTIONS JUIVES (France)
The Commissariat of Jewish Affairs was established. Headed by Xavier Vallat, it became the main authority behind anti-Jewish measures. Surprisingly, when the Germans decided to force the Jews to wear the yellow star in the Vichy zone in June of 1942, he refused to agree to this measure believing it was against French interest and w... |
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| ... piece "Ruthless" (1948), and the melodrama "Bad Boy" (1949), which was Audie Murphy's first starring role. She ended the decade top-lining the "Poverty-Row" drama "Alimony" (1949). Surprisingly, Martha's high-profiled second marriage in 1949 to film star Mickey Rooney (she was his third wife) did not advance her career. In fact, Martha was not seen in films at all during this peri... |
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... COMMISSARIAT AUX QUESTIONS JUIVES (France)
The Commissariat of Jewish Affairs was established. Headed by Xavier Vallat, it became the main authority behind anti-Jewish measures. Surprisingly, when the Germans decided to force the Jews to wear the yellow star in the Vichy zone in June of 1942, he refused to agree to this measure believing it was against French interest and w... |
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