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The quiet star
Robert De Niro refuses to answer questions or even to give interviews at all. The titles of articles in the popular press: “You Talkin to Me? No”, “Man of Few Words”, “The Phantom of the Cinema” and “The Return of the Silent Screen Star”
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Finally an Oscar for Humphrey Bogart
This week 57 years ago (March 20, 1952), Humphrey Bogart received his first and only Oscar, for Best Actor in The African Queen. Co-star Katharine Hepburn was also nominated but lost to Vivien Leigh. The show was hosted by Danny Kaye.
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46 years ago (March 16, 1964) the book You Only Live Twice was published. It was the twelfth novel in the James Bond series and the last novel written by Fleming to be published in his lifetime.
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It’s a boy
On March 20, 1961, Kay Gable (Clark’s fifth wife) gave birth to his son, John Clark Gable, born four months after Clark’s death. He died in Los Angeles (USA) on November 16, 1960, ten days after suffering a third heart attack.
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Another case for Sherlock
March 20, 1888, Sherlock Holmes is visited by both his married friend Watson and the disguised King of Bohemia, the latter of whom seeks his help in foiling the blackmailer, Irene Adler. If there were any woman that could unbalance Holmes unbalance from the “perfect reasoning machine” and act on his feelings it would be her.
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On the Waterfront
96 years ago, March 27, 1914 Budd Schulberg, journalist, novelist and screenwriter of On the Waterfront, was born in New York (USA). He encountered political controversy in 1951 when he volunteered to testify and appeared as a friendly witness to the House Un-American Activities Committee.
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