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janiewyman:

_{Happy Birthday, Jane Wyman | January 5, 1917 – September 10, 2007}

Happy 97th birthday, Jane Wyman | January 5, 1917

imnot12:

Did a few changes on the design of the characters because WHY NOT right?

HAPPY BIRTHDAY RAY MILLAND!

(3 January 1907 – 10 March 1986)

My philosophy is do what you can with what you’ve got. I know actors from my generation who cry ‘Why don’t they send me any scripts?’ I tell them, ‘Because you still think of yourself as a leading man. You’re 68, not 38. Face it.’

haroldlloyds:

_{Happy Birthday Carver Dana Andrews
January 1, 1909 – December 17, 1992}

_{“He embodied both the attributes of an ideal hero — strength, competence, rectitude — and the hidden reality of ambivalence, guilt, and self-doubt.” – Imogen Sara Smith, Dana Andrews: The Forties Hero and his Shadow, 2008}

margaretsullavans:

myrnaadele-deactivated20151114:

_{She was darling and she had this kind of husky, breathy, Southern voice…If there was ever a natural, she was it. She had, from the beginning, that magic, that indescribable quality that is just extremely rare and immediately makes a star of a person. She was a true star. She was a true original. Joshua Logan}

_{Do you know my favorite actress? She was very special in her appearance, her voice was exquisite and far away, almost like an echo. She was an excellent actress, completely unique. This wonderful voice of hers — strange, fey, mysterious — like a voice singing in the snow. Louise Brooks}

_{He [Jimmy Stewart] became something of a recluse for a while…. He lost the spark that had always been there…the spark went out not with the failure of his films but with the death of Margaret Sullavan. Jimmy’s wife, Gloria Stewart}

_{With her dynamism and charisma she was the center of attention and when she entered a room the focus was immediately on her. She carried with her an extraordinary quality of energy and magnetism. Brooke Hayward}

_{She was not an easy woman to categorize or explain. She was unforgettable. Henry Fonda}

Rest in Peace Margaret Brooke Sullavan || May 16, 1909 – January 1, 1960