We’ve all seen the movie. A lot of us read the book. But only Christina lived it. >> When I was a kid, there was nothing to protect children. Nothing. Unfortunately, my adoptive mother was so jealous of my success that she did everything in her power to cancel my career. >> In classic Hollywood,…
foreign vintage Society Fame is a curse at Judy Christie knew the commitment that was required from her to have an image as an actress took a toll on her rather than sink and get smothered by the glamor of Hollywood that consumed its Stars she chose to make her path what was Julie…
James Dean is best remembered as one man who lived fast and died very young why I can’t say but one thing is sure he left a footprint in the sand of time as a movie Talent of great repute a very energetic gentleman with a strong passion to live life to the fullest but…
And she was great. I loved her. So, and we had a great relationship and and she worked and and she was out there [music] and I would do whatever I wanted. >> There are men who live for applause. And there are men who live for truth. Al Pacino, the boy from the Bronx…
the end of the career and the end of the life is when you’re dead. I mean, there’s no end. There’s no end. It’s it’s too exciting. Life is too uh profoundly amazing. >> She once said, “I’m the kind of woman who fell in love with love itself.” When Diane Keaton left this world,…
The roles were very challenging and they were fun. And let’s face it, I got paid for what most kids got spanked for [laughter] for years. Jane Wither’s Fox contracts in the late 1930s and early 1940s paid her as much as 2750 to $3,000 a week. In 1937 and 1938, her films ranked…
John Wayne’s voice cuts through stage 18 like a blade. 53 people freeze. Cameras stop. Lights die. Total silence. Here is the story. Paramount Studios, Los Angeles. September 21st, 1961. Stage 18. The man who shot Liberty Veilance. Day 17 of production. John Wayne, 54 years old, stands 6’4 in in dusty cowboy gear, positioned…
It was March 14th, 1969, and the Tonight Show sound stage was about to become ground zero for the most explosive confrontation in television history. 50 million people across America tuned in expecting a normal Friday night, expecting entertainment, expecting the usual late night magic that Johnny Carson had perfected over nearly two decades. They…
Clint Eastwood sat at the piano, played the first note, and Johnny Carson’s eyes filled with tears because that melody brought back a story no one had known for 15 years. It was March 1982, The Tonight Show, starring Johnny Carson, Studio 6B in Burbank. Another Thursday night, Clint Eastwood was the guest. Hollywood’s…
When Frank Sinatra walked onto the Tonight Show stage that night, Johnny Carson had no idea he was about to witness the unraveling of an American legend. What happened in the next 17 minutes would never be fully broadcast again. The chairman of the board, the man who never showed weakness, was about…
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