<![CDATA[Maureen O'Hara was truly stunning.]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Miracle on 34th Street

h-oates — 9 years ago(November 29, 2016 05:57 AM)

I was never that familiar with Maureen O'Hara (I remember that she sadly passed away last year aged 95), and I'd never seen Miracle on 34th Street before until a few days ago (being only 22 years old, I was more familiar with the 1994 version). The moment I saw her I was transfixed A truly beautiful woman.
I will be watching some of her other movies for sure.

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This was also the first movie I saw her in (she's lovely in it), and my opinion of her was the same. I simply wanted to see more of Maureen. She was a real beauty and enormously talented.
You want something corny? You got it!

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She was a great actress, and a very gorgeous woman!
The Divine Genealogy Goddess

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She was a very good looking woman along with being a talented actress.

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Yes-I always think her in black and white is a waste.

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Check her out in Technicolor, especially The Black Swan and The Quiet Man.

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Thanks for the tip. I'd already heard positive things about How Green Was My Valley from hearing about it on an episode of Frasier. I only discovered that Maureen O'Hara starred in it when I looked at her list of films on here. I'll make sure to watch it next.

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Start with How Green Was My Valley. She is truly radiant in this film.

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