She did a movie with William Powell, didn't she? But I think he ended up with Myrna Loy (naturally). I loved her in Bombshell and Red Dust.
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Man, I don't know what a uremic is but I hope mine keeps on working.
Kidneys.
I don't think Fred Pete has seen the 1950 Mexican melodrama Aventurera. But he should.
I'll check it out -- TCM has a salute to Mexican cinema next month.
She did a movie with William Powell, didn't she?
At least a couple. Libeled Lady (with Spencer Tracy and Myrna Loy) comes to mind. But Clark Gable (Red Dust, Wife vs. Secretary) was the other half of her OTP.
Which, by '30s standards, is slutty.
But by Hollywood standards of the day was nothing very notable. She certainly wasn't in Clara Bow's class.
I'll check it out -- TCM has a salute to Mexican cinema next month.
It is - in my opinion - the greatest melodrama of all time. It's in an interesting Mexican-only subgenre known as Cabaretnera - a sort of soap/noir/musical thingie. Great musical numbers, outrageous plot twists, and lots of shadowy atmosphere and criminal doings.
Hec, TCM is showing Aventurera 5/19 at 11:15 p.m. Unfortunately, TCM's site won't let me link the search results.
Some of that Bow stuff=lies, right? She didn't really do a football team, did she? (My God, the stuff I know...daytime cable used to be my drug, man.)
She didn't really do a football team, did she?
I think that one's been debunked. Though the CW is that gossip about her love/sex life was a big factor in destroying her career.