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  • Though relatively forgotten and, when remembered, usually dismissed as a second-rate talent (quite possibly by those who have never seen her on film), Miriam. [view original]

  • Largely forgotten now, Miriam Hopkins was one of the sauciest actresses of the pre-Code age, excelling in light comedies and lurid melodramas alike and nabbing an Oscar nomination along the way. Her early sound movies are some of the ... [view original]

  • Oscar winner Olivia De Havilland, Montgomery Clift, Ralph Richardson and Miriam Hopkins co-starred. 5. "The Thin Man" (1934) - The first (and one of the best) of six movies about a former detective and his wife, Nick and Nora Charles. ... [view original]

  • Hyde is the fearsome creature he turns into after drinking a potion, and Hyde's appetites (mostly expressed with Miriam Hopkins's Cockney dance-hall wench) are decidedly unrestrained. March's performance is pretty theatrical, ... [view original]

  • I don't want to sound catty, but I'm not sure that Miriam Hopkins, excellent actress though she be, was just the girl for Virginia City's Julia Hayne, barroom chanteuse/Confederate spy, role. Then again, I'm not sure that frequent Flynn ... [view original]

  • Vintage_photoworld posted a photo: Miriam Hopkins. [view original]

  • After battling Miriam Hopkins in Old Acquaintance and being rejected by director Vincent Sherman for a sex jaunt in Mexico (Farnsworth had contacted the director and begged him not to go with Davis,) she made a last ditch effort to save ... [view original]

  • Out of all the actresses I admire, I think that Miriam Hopkins is the most underrated. Her skill as a serious actress and a comedienne rivaled that of her more famous contemporaries like Bette Davis and Barbara Stanwyck. ... [view original]

  • |||||| - miriam hopkins and mr. hyde. [view original]

  • Miriam Hopkins in Becky Sharp (1935) [view original]

  • Kay Francis (Mariette Colet) has never been so elegant, resplendent, as a woman daringly, shamelessly, passionately and madly in adore with debonair Marshall, and last but not least, Miriam Hopkins (Lily) was never so charming and ... [view original]

  • Miriam Hopkins (Paramount, 1930s). Posted by Vintage Images at 9:42 AM. 0 comments: Post a Comment. Older Post Home. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). My Blog List. Art Deco · Almanaque Bertrand, 1934. 4 hours ago. HOLLYWOOD HEYDAY ... [view original]

  • These Three (1936)-Miriam Hopkins-[DVDRIP] IMDB Code: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0028356/ This first film version of "The Children's Hour" [view original]

  • Miriam Hopkins, who has been hard at work since her first film success a year ago with Maurice Chevalier and Claudette Colbert in “The Smiling Lieutenant,” is on a two months' leave of absence. She is going to England. ... [view original]

  • And, yes, Miriam Hopkins. By 1940, her career in movies, which had peaked in the mid-1930s, was petering out, and she devoted more time to the theater later in the 40s. Why? Well, lets be honest here. He was pretty homely. ... [view original]

  • Commentary by historian Frank Thompson [Thompson discusses this all-star collaboration with Flynn, Humphrey Bogart, Randolph Scott and Miriam Hopkins, and the challenges faced by director Michael Curtiz throughout production.] ... [view original]

  • Early roles were along conventional paths --- her roles were interchangeable with Sylvia Sidney, Miriam Hopkins, Carole Lombard, Nancy Carroll (whom she resembled) --- how do you distinguish yourself in a bakery window filled with near ... [view original]

  • Produced by the independent Pioneer Pictures (and distributed through RKO Radio), the film moves along at a crackling pace, with a splendid leading performance by Miriam Hopkins, who plays the conniving Sharp with a definite wink to the ... [view original]

  • Under William Wyler's steel hand she was perfect for These Three, impossibly lovely and poised, the very essence of the things that will always elude Miriam Hopkins. Her character is the sort of woman to whom fate will always lend a ... [view original]

  • Great post, and I love that Miriam Hopkins is getting some press. I love any film, this one included, that puts Hopkins and Davis in the same room. Lord, how they hated each other. Davis, until the day she died (and probably on her ... [view original]

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