Delle Found – sort of
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hdyment — 18 years ago(April 19, 2007 11:55 PM)
I just re-watched Jeremiah Johnson and of course was intrigued by the actress who played Swan. I searched out these boards and found the following in a Spring 2004 alumni magazine for Louisiana College; I'm fairly sure that William Bolton is Delle Bolton Collof's father. The Louisiana, California and education connections are all there.
In Memoriam
William C. Bolton (1948) died Dec. 24, 2003 in Ontario, Calif. While at LC, he was class president and was named to Whos Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. He was once the director of the LC Baptist Student Union and has served as a two-time president of the LC Alumni Association.
He worked as the Director of Public Relations and Vice President of Financial Support for Houston Baptist University and later was the Director of Public Information for the second- largest school district in the country, Los Angeles Unified.
He was preceeded in death by his wife, Gloria Della Crain (1945). He is survived by his son, Willi111cam Cy Bolton, Jr. and daughter, Delle Bolton Colloff -
careercollegestudent — 18 years ago(April 23, 2007 09:48 PM)
GET A LIFE PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MAYBE SHE WAS SMART ENOUGH TO FORTELL THE UPCOMINIG STALKARIZZI OF THE 20TH CENTURY, ACCOMPANIED BY THE WEIRDO MOVIE BUFF COMPUTER NERDS THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN TRUELY LAID!!!!! DON'T YOU GUYS HAVE COMPUTER ANIMATED ANIME TO WORSHIP!!!!
I just re-watched Jeremiah Johnson and of course was intrigued by the actress who played Swan. I searched out these boards and found the following in a Spring 2004 alumni magazine for Louisiana College; I'm fairly sure that William Bolton is Delle Bolton Collof's father. The Louisiana, California and education connections are all there.
THIS IS FREAKIN DISTURBING, ESPECIALLY THE QUOTE ABOUT BEING INTRIQUED WITH A WOMAN WHO IS PROBABLY NOW THREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE TIMES YOUR AGE, AND HASN'T PLAYED ANYTHING CREDIBLE FOR OVER THREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE DECADES. GO BACK TO YOUR MILF PORN SICKOOOOO!!!!!!! -
ThaStarMan — 18 years ago(May 03, 2007 08:39 PM)
amen career; I figure she's pushing 55 years old today! Guys falling in love with an image of a chick from 1972 is indeed just plain weird. Maybe one of these fellas could invent a time machine. To put it in perspective, think of what Redford himself looks like today.
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inerzia — 18 years ago(January 25, 2008 06:26 AM)
You get a life, primaryschoolstudent.
People like you are who justify the existence of
moderators in forums. Just because you j__k off to
some dead pin-up, it doesn't mean the rest of us do.
When I see a beautiful landscape or listen to a good
song I don't need to touch myself to enjoy it, do you?
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ThoreauOfConcord — 18 years ago(February 16, 2008 06:24 AM)
I don't think it's anything more than just wondering about someone who was in a film that had a tremendous amount of influence on a person. Characters in "classic" (classic..is in the eyes of the beholder) films never age. Like great songs 7ecand some memories, they are timeless. As far as CareercollegestudentI hope you're not making a career out've being in college. I find it interesting how some grow muscles and yack away when they're not in front on the person. It's so easy to mouth off when you're typing on a computer. In the real world, that wouldn't happen, with me anyways. I'd backhand someone across the bean while his girlfriend/wife/boyfriend held my jacket. FYIIMDB says she was just on an episode of "Monk" in 2008. I'll leave this meassage to malinger in cyberspace.
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otrnepodahl — 17 years ago(June 03, 2008 06:25 PM)
It's interesting that someone would wonder about a non-speaking (English that is) dialogued character in a film. I wonder if anyone listed an interest on "The Searchers" film page, about the American Indian character- Wild Goose Flying In The Night Sky, IE- Look.
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rmax304823 — 17 years ago(November 28, 2008 07:43 PM)
Career: American character is changing rapidly, judging from some of the posts here, including yours. What a skillful blend of ignorance, arrogance, and contempt and all in a few ill-chosen words. Congratulations.
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Naughty-God — 17 years ago(February 12, 2009 04:56 AM)
Aside from all of the other jibberish on this thread, I wanted to comment on your claim that William Bolton was Gloria Della's "Father". If this is true, how is it that a 59 year old man fathered a child when he was only 4 back in 1952 (when she was born)?
I think you may have gotten the name assoicated with the wrong people who share surnames but not biographies.
I just re-watched Jeremiah Johnson and of course was intrigued by the actress who played Swan. I searched out these boards and found the following in a Spring 2004 alumni magazine for Louisiana College;
I'm fairly sure that William Bolton is Delle Bolton Collof's father. The Louisiana, California and education connections are all there.
In Memoriam
William C. Bolton (1948) died Dec. 24, 2003 in Ontario, Calif.
While at LC, he was class president and was named to Whos Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. He was once the director of the LC Baptist Student Union and has served as a two-time president of the LC Alumni Association.
Hi, I'm God. Can I touch You? -
elwulf — 16 years ago(April 26, 2009 12:11 AM)
foleyvideo: I believe you found her. I know that at the time Delle made Jeremiah Johnson she was married (and I believe still is) to David Colloff a screen writer and I think that one of the reasons she looked so beautiful in the film was that she was pregnant with her and David's first child. She is not of indian descent but of north eastern russian descent.