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Joan Crawford. Joan Crawford (n. 23 martie 1904 San Antonio, Texas, USA - d. 10 mai 1977, New York City, New York, USA) a fost o actriță americană de teatru și film, laureată a premiului Oscar .
Joan Crawford's reputation took a hit with her daughter Christina's lethal book Mommie Dearest, followed by the film starring Faye Dunaway as a kabuki version of Crawford. Joan Crawford may not have been a very good mother, although Christina Crawford is an unreliable narrator at best. But the damage done to the perception of Crawford's acting ...
Joan Crawford was born a Southern belle in San Antonio, Texas, but her life was nothing like the glamorous romp we know it as today. The star’s real birth name was the far more modest "Lucille Fay LeSueur," and her parents Thomas and Anna struggled to make ends meet for their young family.
IN 1955 JOAN CRAWFORD MARRIED PEPSI EXECUTIVE ALFRED STEELE. Having romanced dashing actors throughout Hollywood’s golden age, Crawford shocked the press by wedding Pepsi-Cola president Alfred Steele in 1955, bringing her acting credentials to the boardroom as she took an active role promoting the brand. Serving as glamorous ambassador for ...
Szólótáncosnő lett Chicagóban, Detroitban, New Yorkban. 1925-ben a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer vállalat szerződtette. Az 1930-as években az egyik legkeresettebb színésznő lett. Az 1950-es években ismert üzletasszony lett, a Pepsi Cola cégének vezetője lett. 1960-ban csillagot kapott a Hollywood Walk of Fame -en. 1968-ban Joan Crawford ...
Joan Crawford: A Master of Reinvention. The subject of a film season at the British Film Institute in London, Crawford was a magnetic yet shrewdly calculating actor
Joan Crawford and Clark Gable, Chained, 1934. Listen to this episode on Apple Podcasts. By the mid-1930s, Joan Crawford was very, very famous, and negotiating both an affair to Clark Gable (her most frequent co-star and the only male star of her stature) and a new marriage to Franchot Tone, who, like Joan’s first husband, was an actor who was ...
