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producer, rendező, Bill Sullivan tábornok
2005 - Rent - Bohém élet (Rent)
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2005 - Bújócska (Hide and Seek)
David Callaway
2004 - Nőies játékok (Stage Beauty)
producer
2004 - Szent Lajos király hídja (The Bridge of San Luis Rey)
Archbishop of Peru
2004 - Vejedre ütök (Meet the Fockers)
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| ... performance hinted that Streisand was becoming more receptive to the idea of live performances. A tour was suggested, though Streisand would not immediately commit to it, citing her well-known stage fright as well as security concerns. During this time, Streisand finally returned to the recording studio and released Back to Broadway in June 1993. The album was not as universally l... |
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... (1995)
24. Earthling (1997)
25. 'hours...' (1999)
26. Heathen (2002)
27. Reality (2003)
Koncert albumok
* David Live (1974)
* Stage (1978)
* Rare (1983)
* Ziggy Stardust - The Motion Picture (1983)
* Oy Vey Baby (1992, Tin Machine album)
* Bowie at the Beeb: Best of the BBC Reco... |
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Can Can Bunny Extra 2
Can Can Bunny Extra 3
Center Stage Turn It Up 2008
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... (1995,)
24. Earthling (1997,)
25. 'hours...' (1999,)
26. Heathen (2002,)
27. Reality (2003,)
Koncertalbumok
* David Live (1974)
* Stage (1978)
* Rare (1983)
* Ziggy Stardust - The Motion Picture (1983)
* Oy Vey Baby (1992, Tin Machine album)
* Bowie at the Beeb: Best of the BBC ... |
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| ... is és a barátnőim is tudunk bizonyitani mivel ott álltunk, valószínű, hogy ha van mellette még 30 k*rva nagy ablak nem felejtik el a 31-et is megcsinálni. Ez az 1. emelet, itt volt a dnb stage. Akik itt voltak (tehát mi is) az eseményekből nem sok mindent vettünk észre, hiszen azok lent történtek a földszinten és a goa teremben. Az egyik ismerősöm azt mondta, hogy azonnal fogjuk a... |
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*June was born in Teddington, England during an air raid on May 14, 1918. Her father, Fred Duprez, was an American vaudevillian who found stage and film work in England. She herself picked up an interest in... |
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... in several episodes of Angela Lansbury's series "Murder, She Wrote" in the late 1980s.
With the end of MGM's great era of musicals, so ended Grayson's film career. She was on stage in numerous stage musicals such as "Show Boat", "Rosalinda", "Kiss Me, Kate", "Naughty Marietta", and "The Merry Widow", for which she was nominated for Chicago's Sarah Siddons Award. This l... |
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Married and divorced to actor John Merivale in the 1940s, Jan's career slowed down considerably after the death of her second husband, actor Paul Douglas, in 1959. She refocused on stage and TV but at a slower step. She also involved herself in humanitarian causes. In the 70s, she entered into a strong personal relationship with actor Sam Wanamaker. They never married but st... |
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... Elizabeth broadcasts a message to the women of the Empire, calling them to join the war effort.
1940: On the anniversary of the end of World War I, several hundred Paris students stage a disorganized protest on the Champs Elysee over the arrest of a popular professor. Although Gaullists in London report several deaths, it appears no one was killed, but 123 students are ... |
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... The British counter-attack on Leros fails as the Luftwaffe flies 600 sorties a day. A State of emergency is declared in Milan as unrest in northern Italy continues. The Germans take 1,750 hostages, machine guns are in the streets and 8pm curfew enforced.
1943: The 2nd Tactical Air Force (2nd TAF) is formed; this in turn forms part of the Allied Expeditionary Air Force (... |
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| ... States. She moved with her first husband, Swedish physician, Dr. Eric Drimmer. Her first movie role was a bit part in "Forced Landing" at Paramount Pictures. She acted in movies and on the stage throughout the 1950s. In 1965, she commenced her best known role in the TV sitcom "Green Acres", a Paul Henning production in which she portrayed Lisa Douglas, the New York wife of Oliver ... |
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... The Music Man) in "The Courtship of Eddie's Father" (1963). Jones landed the role of a lady who fell in love with the professor in "Fluffy" (1965). In addition, she also has an impressive stage résumé, including playing the title character in the Broadway musical "Maggie Flynn" in 1968.
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Debra Paget
*Paget was born on August 19, 1933 in Denver, Colorado as Debralee Griffin to show-business parents Frank H. and Margaret Griffin. She took the stage name "Paget" from two of her ancestors, Lord and Lady Paget of England. The family moved from Denver to Los Angeles in the 1930s to be close to the developing film industry. Her mother,... |
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... by announcing that he has been shamming insanity and amnesia all this time.
1947 November 30, WAR OF INDEPENDENCE (Eretz Israel)
This day marks the beginning of the first stage of the Israeli War of Independence as a bus near Lydda (Lod) was attacked and five of its passengers killed. The Arabs proclaimed a general strike and attacked the commercial quarter near ... |
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... Fonda.
Raquel took advantage of her modest singing and dancing abilities by performing in splashy Las Vegas showrooms and starring in such plausible stage vehicles as "Woman of the Year" and "Victor/Victoria." Still a dazzler broaching age 70, Raquel continues to show up here and there and st... |
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... the only father figure she ever had. Under his guidance, Sophia immediately enrolled in acting classes and was soon playing bit parts in several films per year. Prior to using her current stage name, she was credited as "Sofia Lazzaro" because people joked her beauty could raise Lazzarus from the dead.
After starring in a string Italian features such as "La favorita" (1... |
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... character's name.
This resurgence of popularity should have led to better films but didn't, toiling for the most part in low-level melodrama and routine adventures. She earned raves on stage, however, as the blind heroine in the thriller "Wait Until Dark" and for her dual roles in "Mr and Mrs," based on two of Noel Coward's plays. She also enjoyed working occasionally w... |
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| ... businessman/salesman, and Edith Francis. A natural little beauty, she became a John Robert Powers model at age 6(!) and swiftly moved into radio soap work and TV in New York. By 11, she was making her stage debut on Broadway alongside Gertrude Lawrence in the star's 1941 hit vehicle "Lady in the Dark". All the while portraying Ms. Lawrence's character as a child, Anne was attendin... |
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| ... displeased the film's director Frank Lloyd. Simon herself claimed in a 1936 interview that she fell ill after weeks of tests and rehearsing for the film. She admitted, though, that in the early stage of production she was temperamental, insisting that she was inspired to behave that way after a conversation with Marlene Dietrich, who told her that "a star is only as important as s... |
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