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| | | | | It was 85 years ago this week, in October 1934, that Mark Sandrich's The Gay Divorcee was released in theaters across the country. That occasion would normally have been just another movie release except it marks a significant moment in movie history. The Gay Divorcee, you see, was the first starring picture for Fred Astaire... | |
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| | | | | [AI summary] The provided text is a long list of names, likely representing a variety of individuals such as actors, directors, musicians, and other public figures. The names span different nationalities and professions, indicating a broad range of entertainment and media personalities. The list appears to be unstructured and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its exact purpose or origin. Further information or context would be needed to provide a more accurate interpretation. | |
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| | | "This here's Miss Bonnie Parker and I'm Clyde Barrow. We rob Banks!" - Warren Beatty. I first saw Arthur Penn's now iconic Bonnie and Clyde soon after its release in 1967. It was at a Manhattan theater (Loew's 34th Street) and watching the film, you could tell the audience was unsure how to respond... | ||
