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Ann Sheridan: Did I Miss Something Or Did She Have Just Her 15 Minutes . . . Ann Sheridan was a WW2 pinup queen, alongside Betty Grable, Rita Hayworth, Lana Turner, etc , so she was a household name for a time However, not many of her films have stood the test of time A Texas native and daughter of an automechanic, Ann knew how to fix cars, shoot a pistol and bulldog steer, so she was a just-one-of-the-guys type of gal
Ann Sheridan gets her first biography - the Data Lounge Here's my look at one of my favorites, Ann Sheridan, getting her first full-fledged biography, by Michael D Rinella I learned a great deal in this well-researched bio, especially about the trajectory of Sheridan's career I had great fun reading about Annie's life movie stardom, as well as putting together this post!
One of WBs brightest, Ann Sheridan, was born on this day. Ann Sheridan durned down Mildred Pierce, bad career move Whatever else they got up to Ann Sheridan and Errol Flynn were big time boozers by time they hooked up, then drifted apart It was her love of drink combined with reaching the dreaded 30's (for Hollywood actress), that likely lead to Ann Sheridan's major film career slowly coming to an end
Hollywoods most legendary alcoholics - the Data Lounge One of Hollywood's most legendary supposed drunks was Dean Martin, but he actually didn't drink nearly as much as people thought The tumbler of "gin" he carried with him on his show was usually only filled with water He just thought people found him more charming when they thought he was drunk by Anonymous
The Man Who Came to Dinner on TCM at 5:45 ET - the Data Lounge Ann Sheridan was great in her role; funny, sexy and above all just the sort of polar opposite that Bette Davis's character would indeed see as a man trap Agree with posts about Jimmy Durante, his arrival, song and rest of it just wasn't needed Someone either owed him or something because his character just really wasn't needed IMHO
Surprising celebs and people of note who smoke. - the Data Lounge R206, you're naive to say the least Many stars back then smoked 2-3, even FOUR packs a day Even people you would think were athletic, like dancers Fred Astaire, Ann Miller and Donald O'Connor were heavy smokers Bette Davis smoked 4-5 packs a day, even AFTER she had strokes and was diagnosed with breast cancer
This Is Your Life Dinah Shore - the Data Lounge This Is Your Life Dinah Shore She doesn't seem too happy being surprised Appearances by her sister (with Dinah's original nose) and her hot hunky husband At the end, Eddie Canter calls in and tells her she's the greatest singer since "Nora Bayes * I have no idea who that is but he meant it as a compliment Offsite Link by Anonymous reply 14
Actors from old movies you adore - the Data Lounge August 17, 2015 5:57 AM Ann Sothern Jack Carson (Hollywoods most versatile actor - he could play in any genre) Ann Sheridan Joan Blondell James Cagney Allen Jenkins (forgotten character actor, one of the very first in Hollywood to go public about his alcoholism and join AA) by Anonymous reply 40
Which popular Old Hollywood stars have faded in popularity? June Haver Linda Darnell Though Gene Tierney is remembered, if only for LAURA Grable is the standard for faded stars She was the biggest Hollywood star of the '40s, though very few of her movies have aged well She died only in her 50s in 1973, right when the "nostalgia" boom was in full flower
William Travilla. Never Head Of This Dude. - the Data Lounge Hey, by coincidence I found this on another thread about Ann Sheridan Sheridan discovered William Travilla's art at Dom the Beachcombers and brought him to Warner Bros where the 26-year-old designer created her film wardrobes for Nora Prentiss, The Unfaithful and Silver River