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An Imaginary Cocktail Party Tribute to Diva Sara MontielKaty Jurado ("Cárcel de mujeres," 1951), Pedro Infante ("Necesito dinero," 1952), Burt Lancaster, Gary Cooper ("Vera Cruz," 1954), Vincent Price ("Serenade," 1956), and -- why not? -- Charles Bronson! ("Yuma
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Harry Morgan, Col. Potter on ‘M*A*S*H,’ DiesSun." In his early career he mostly did Westerns, in supporting roles to such stars as Henry Fonda, John Wayne and Gary Cooper . But in his time, he was perhaps the best-known commanding officer in America, as Col. Sherman T. Potter, the
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Did Lou Gehrig Die From Lou Gehrig's Disease?as documented in a scene from the 1943 film, "Pride of the Yankees," that shows Gehrig -- played on-screen by Gary Cooper -- taking a hit to the head with a baseball. Could Lou Gehrig not have died from Lou Gehrig's Disease? Scientists
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Oscars Arrive in Times SquareTimes Square Studio from noon to 7 p.m. between now and Feb. 23. Included in exhibition are the Oscars won by Gary Cooper for his performance as the title character in "Sergeant York," (1941) and Thelma Schoonmaker's for editing "The
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Transcript Excerpts: Cynthia McFadden Interviews Gov. Rod BlagojevichThose black and white movies with Jimmy Stewart and Gary Cooper ? The guy who was siding with the little guy, trying you suggested. And I view myself as Jimmy Stewart and Gary Cooper and I know that's gonna be met with mockery, but that's
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Robert Wagner on Life, Career and NatalieYork, I walked into "21" with Gary Cooper and Clark Gable. The restaurant and I had been shooting with Gary Cooper and knew his family quite well that. You were never aware of Gary Cooper acting, but he could move you to
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Excerpt: 'Ernie: The Autobiography'onscreen almost thirty times. I've been shot, stabbed, kicked, punched through barroom doors by Spencer Tracy and Gary Cooper ; pushed in front of moving subway trains, devoured by rats and a giant mutated fish; blown up in spaceships, melted
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Does That Scream Sound Familiar?
for air time. The scream was recorded in 1951 for "Distant Drums," a western directed by Raoul Walsh and starring Gary Cooper as a captain who leads a group of soldiers on a mission to defend 19th century Florida settlers from Seminole Indians
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John Rigas tells his side of the Adelphia Story
the final scene in the classic Western High Noon, when Gary Cooper faces a gang of gunslingers in the town square — alone. "I felt like I was Gary Cooper ," Rigas says, a rare smile creasing his face. "Because
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Sticks and Stones Don't Hurt This Stunt Woman
rocks and dirt," Epper said. She started doing stunts at age nine, and learned from her father, who stood in for Gary Cooper and Ronald Reagan. "My dad taught us how to tuck and roll and fall, and stuff like that," Epper said. She joked
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Person of the Week: Jeannie Epperof rocks and dirt," Epper said. She started doing stunts at age 9, and learned from her father, who stood in for Gary Cooper and Ronald Reagan. "My dad taught us how to tuck and roll and fall, and stuff like that," Epper said. She joked
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When Celebrity Jocks Run 'The Longest Yard'
probably never get to walk the grounds of Georgia State Prison at Reidsville. You'll also never get to see where Gary Cooper stepped up to the plate as Lou Gehrig in "The Pride of the Yankees." Yankee Stadium is still around, but that film
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The Note
Where's the there there? Ms. Orin (who continues to be enchanted by Sen. McCain) declares John Kerry is no Gary Cooper in her New York Post column. LINK Grover Norquist is tearing out his hair LINK Judging by the tone of his column
