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Hace 2 días · Agnes Moorehead stars in one of several radio adaptations of the 1892 Borden family murders of Fall River, Massachusetts. This telling is by Gil Doud and has Moorehead playing Lizzie Borden as she recounts the events of the trial that exonerated her.
Hace 5 días · Of the 220 cast and crew members who worked on “The Conqueror,” 91 reportedly came down with cancers, and 45 died, including Wayne, Hayward, Moorehead and Powell.
Hace 2 días · Director Dick Powell and stars Wayne, Susan Hayward and Agnes Moorehead all eventually died of cancer as well, while Pedro Armendáriz Sr., an accomplished Mexican actor and the only nonwhite ...
Hace 2 días · In 1962, How the West Was Won premiered to great acclaim, and a major part of the film's success was its ensemble cast.The main cast included names that are still relevant today, including Western movie star John Wayne, Henry Fonda, James Stewart, Debbie Reynolds, and Gregory Peck.However, the film did not stop there. Even the supporting actors were shining stars in Hollywood, like Agnes ...
Hace 3 días · But this scene feels out of place and is instantly retconned by the film's ambiguous ending. Parker's hair grows back, to a blonde buzz. She gives up on an honest life and corrupts her ideals to get out. The prison's honest warden, played by Agnes Moorehead, tells her assistant to keep her file, she'll be back. Are we supposed to feel sorry for ...
Hace 3 días · The film was a considerable success, and brought renewed attention to its veteran cast, which included Joseph Cotten, Mary Astor, Agnes Moorehead, and Cecil Kellaway. The following year, Davis was cast as the lead in an Aaron Spelling sitcom, The Decorator . [125]
Hace 4 días · The best parts of the movie come from Agnes Moorehead who plays Fanny the Aunt of selfish young man George who is trampled on and abused until she finally has it in ... If you haven’t seen The Magnificent Ambersons I think it is worth seeing as a piece of film history and for Moorehead’s performance but that’s about it ...
