Thank you! Wood sucked as a hispanic. She basically sucked at everything she did(haha..never mind). The same person they
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Brian_and_the_Revolution — 16 years ago(March 16, 2010 12:02 PM)
A big fat DUH Oh9. We know she's white. We get it. You can pull off the white sheet over your head now since you always HATE the fact that Natalie looked a little "ethnic" and the fact you have clearly stated how much you hate blacks, Hispanics, and multiracial females.
Oh Oh9, some bit of an education for you. Hispanic isn't a race you idiot. There are WHITE hispanics and black Hispanics. You can be white and hispanic. My father was WHITE Cuban. God, you are such an idiot.
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topkapi56 — 16 years ago(March 16, 2010 08:56 AM)
I love The Great Race. In that one, Natalie Wood was overshadowed by the luscious Dorothy Provine. Provine had real sparkle and her song was hilarious. Both Wood and Provine sang a song in The Great Race but Provine's is the one that was memorable.
As for West Side Story, Wood just didn't have any flair for singing or dancing, but Beymer was even worse. They both came off as cardboard cutouts and not living, breathing people.
Moreno played many, many ethnic roles in her early career. I was watching one of the old Ma and Pa Kettle movies the other day, the one where they went to Paris and guess who popped out in one scene playing a French can-can girl? None other than the great Rita Moreno. To her credit, she overcame the racism that was inherent in Hollywood back then and managed to find good roles that did not stereotype her as "hispanic" and nothing else. -
topkapi56 — 16 years ago(March 17, 2010 11:34 AM)
Now I have to go dig out my worn out old VHS copy of Who's Minding the Mint? to get my Dorothy Provine fix! I just watched It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World the other day and she was delightful as always. Whenever I watch The Great Race I have to rewind it over and over to watch her big scene in that one.
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titanicsurvivor93 — 15 years ago(August 17, 2010 09:59 PM)
He's an extremely genuine man and I realized he put a lot of heart in his writing. I respected him a lot for it. He didn't blame anyone for his problems or faults and you see RJ become wiser as the book progresses.
And in recent interviews, he's a very jolly man. He's very happy with his life and his accomplishments. Though he wasn't a huge star, he definately lived that Hollywood life.
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babbo7777 — 14 years ago(August 07, 2011 11:51 AM)
To Denise;I can`t say for sure but it was believed by many in Hollywood that James Dean was Bi-sexual.At least Wagner admits to his own affairs such as the one with Barbara Stanwyck.
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joandchloe — 14 years ago(August 12, 2011 09:45 AM)
'Outing' would implay that Robert was the first person ever to publically mention the sexuality of these people. However, that isn't the case. It's well known (and has been documented in many Hollywood bios/autobios over the years) that James Dean was bisexual. So Robert wasn't 'outing' him. I'm pretty s2000ure that the same (sexuality being well-documented in the media over the years) applies to most of the other people he mentions.