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Kenneth Arthur Wagg (6 March 1909 [1] –7 May 2000 [2]) was an English rackets player, banker, and theatrical producer. Early life and business career. Wagg was born in 1909; his great-grandfather was the founder of the merchant bank Helbert Wagg. [1] . He was educated at Eton College and Magdalen College, Oxford.
En 1950, Sullavan se casó por cuarta y última vez con el banquero inglés Kenneth Wagg. Permanecieron casados hasta su muerte en 1960. Sullavan-Hayward-1942. Los hijos de Sullavan, en particular Bridget y Bill, a menudo demostraron ser rebeldes y contrarios. Como resultado del divorcio de Hayward, la familia se vino abajo.
14 de feb. de 2023 · She remarried one final time to Kenneth Wagg, her husband up until her death in 1960. Filmography. Quite the actress, Margaret Sullavan appeared in numerous television shows and films. Some of these include: No Sad Songs For Me. Next Time We Love. The Shining Hour. I Loved A Soldier. Studio One. Cry ‘Havoc’. Appointment for Love. The Shopworn Angel
24 de jun. de 2000 · 24 June 2000 • 12:00am. Outstanding rackets player who was three times in the winning pair of both British and American doubles championships. KENNETH WAGG, who has died aged 91, was one of the...
Sixteen months later, in 1950, she married English banker, Kenneth Wagg. The marriage lasted until her death. Margaret suffered from depression, exacerbated by an increasing deafness as she entered middle age, due to an abnormal bone growth in her ear.
Quick Facts. Also Known As: Margaret Brooke Sullavan. Died At Age: 50. Family: Spouse/Ex-: Henry Fonda (m. 1931–1933), Kenneth Wagg (m. 1950–1960), Leland Hayward (m. 1936–1947), William Wyler (m. 1934–1936) father: Cornelius Sullavan. mother: Garland (nee Brooke) siblings: Weedie Sullavan.
La actriz quedó encantada con el encanto y la sofisticación de Wagg, y rápidamente se enamoraron. La pareja mantuvo su relación en secreto al principio, pero pronto se convirtieron en la comidilla de Hollywood. La relación entre Sullavan y Wagg fue turbulenta. A menudo discutían y se peleaban en público.
