#Nora Eddington

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2024: Paola Gassman,  è stata un’attrice teatrale italiana, figlia di Vittorio Gassman e Nora Ricci e sorellastra della dott.ssa Vittoria, dell’attore Alessandro e del regista Jacopo. Paola si dedicò quasi esclusivamente al teatro, a eccezione di alcune sporadiche ma significative apparizioni televisive in commedie e sceneggiati. Negli ultimi anni con l’attore Ugo Pagliai, conosciuto ai tempi…

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Aboard the Zaca during filming of "The Lady from Shanghai", Errol Flynn, Nora Eddington, Rita Hayworth and Orson Welles celebrate Hayworth's birthday. 

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Errol Flynn and wife Nora Eddington, ca. 1940s.

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RITA HAYWORTH HAS BIRTHDAY Aboard Errol Flynn's yacht, Zaca, anchored off Acapulco, Mexico, Rita Hayworth, film actress, celebrated her birthday. Left to right: Errol Flynn, his wife Nora [Eddington], Rita and her husband Orson Wells [sic].  [Ellensburg Daily Record - Dec 3, 1946]

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Aboard the Zaca during filming of The Lady from Shanghai, Errol Flynn, Nora Eddington, Rita Hayworth and Orson Welles celebrate Hayworth's birthday (October 1946)

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Errol Flynn (1909-1959).

Australian actor.

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He was an Australian-born American actor during the Golden Age of Hollywood. Considered the natural successor to Douglas Fairbanks, he achieved worldwide fame for his romantic swashbuckler roles in Hollywood films. Flynn also stirred controversy for his reputation as a womaniser and hedonistic personal life.

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When Robert Donat dropped out of the title role in the expensive adventure film Captain Blood (1935), Warner took a chance on Flynn, thereby assuring stardom for him. The film also featured newcomer Olivia de Havilland, and the two actors subsequently made a number of popular films together.

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Typecast as a dashing fearless adventurer, Flynn went on to star in colourful costume dramas. The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938) was arguably his most successful film and the one for which he is best known.

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Almost as soon as he arrived in Hollywood, Flynn established a reputation as an irrepressible drinker, carouser, and womanizer. In 1942 he was charged with the statutory rape of two teenaged girls, but he was acquitted as a result of the flamboyant legal maneuvers of his attorneys. Nevertheless, his image was severely tarnished.

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In his later Hollywood films he appeared haggard, distracted, and far older than his years. He also lost a great deal of money in a variety of ill-advised business ventures and headed to Europe in hopes of revitalizing his career.

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Returning to America in 1956, he enjoyed a brief resurgence of movie popularity. In these films he played a wasted self-destructive drunkard, and some critics suggested that he was not acting.

He also hosted an Anglo-American television anthology, The Errol Flynn Theater (1956–57), the nature of which allowed him to display a hitherto untapped versatility. 

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He was married 3 times: Lili Damita (1935); Nora Eddington (1943); Patrice Wymore (1950). He had 4 children.

In poor health after years of hard living, Flynn died at the age of 50.

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Famous movies:

Captain Blood

The Adventures of Robin Hood

The Sea Hawk

The Charge of the Light Brigade

The Prince and the Pauper

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Errol Flynn and second wife Nora Eddington celebrating Rita Hayworth’s birthday with her and husband Orson Welles, 1946. Eddington left Flynn (who she met during his 1942 trial when she was a courthouse cashier) in 1949 to marry her long time lover Dick Haymes; Haymes would divorce her 4 years later to be with Rita Hayworth.

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Mid-Year Book Freak Out Tag 2021

I keep seeing this tag being done on YouTube, I wanted to try it on Tumblr (dunno why but enjoy)

1. Best book you've read so far in 2021:

Native Tongue by Suzette Haden Elgin- I cannot describe how much I love this book

2. Best sequel you've read so far in 2021:

At first, I was like ...no... I haven't read any sequels... but I have in fact read many sequels. I don't think any particular sequel was really good but here is a list of sequels I read, to prove I did in fact read sequels:

Mistress Pat - Sequel to Pat of Silver Bush by L.M. Montgomery

Siege and Storm - sequel to Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo

Dragons in the Water - sequel to The Arm of the Starfish by Madeleine L'Engle (ACTUALLY this is defiantly the best sequel I've read)

Crossed - sequel to Matched by Ally Condie

Emily Climbs - sequel to Emily of New Moon by L.M. Montgomery (this may be a close second to best sequel)

3. New Release you haven't read yet, but want to:

Girl One by Sara Flannery Murphy

4. Most anticipated release for the 2nd half of the year:

I don't know..... I think the only release I know about is The Becoming by Nora Roberts which is a sequel to The Awakening which I was pretty indifferent about. I might read it if it has good reviews tho

5. Biggest disappointment:

The Giver of Stars - This was a gift from someone and I really wanted to enjoy it because of that but when I was finished I just couldn't understand why they thought I would like it.

6. Biggest surprise:

I honestly can't think of any

7. Favourite new author (to you or debut):

Suzette Haden Elgin, Josephine Tey, and/or Leigh Bardugo

8. Newest fictional crush:

Adam Eddington from the Austin Family Chronicles and O'Keefe Trilogy by Madeleine L'Engle- dude, I think I don't have a type until I look at the fictional crushes, and then it incredifeakingly obvious I do in fact have a type

9. Newest favorite character:

Emily Starr from the Emily of New Moon Trilogy by L.M. Montgomery - idk if this really counts because I read Emily of New Moon in December 2020... but I read the rest of the trilogy in 2021!!

10. Book that made you cry:

A Ring of Endless Light by Madeleine L'Engle - I don't think I actually shed tears but it made me sad

11. Book that made you happy:

Sanditon and The Watsons -These were just all around good vibes

12. Most beautiful book you've bought so far this year (or received):

Death on the Nile by Agatha Christie - I've already read this and literally only bought it cause the book was GORGEOUS

13. What books do you need to read by the end of the year?

Hoo boy that is a list in of itself to be continued I guess

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Closer, June 8

Cover: Clint Eastwood Turns 90 

Page 1: Contents 

Page 2: The Big Picture -- in 1946 Rita Hayworth celebrated her 28th birthday with husband Orson Welles and their friends Errol Flynn and Nora Eddington while on a break from filming The Lady From Shanghai 

Page 4: Reba McEntire opens up about life in quarantine 

Page 5: Fred Willard -- Hollywood bids farewell to a beloved comedic actor, Hoda Kotb postponing her wedding to Joel Schiffman 

Page 6: Hellos & Goodbyes 

Page 8: Picture Perfect -- Phil Donahue holds up a t-shirt that reads I Love My Hot Lebanese Wife while wife Marlo Thomas wears a hat that says Stay Home 

Page 9: Leeza Gibbons, Maria Menounos drinks a mom-arita, Bindi Irwin and husband Chandler Powell and a new friend at the Australia Zoo 

Page 10: Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow wear red noses for Red Nose Day 

Page 13: Niecy Nash floating on a pink flamingo, Reese Witherspoon and son Tennessee 

Page 22: Cover Story -- What Clint Eastwood has learned at 90 -- as he celebrates a milestone Clint looks back over his remarkable life 

Page 26: William Conrad’s amazing untold story -- he played tough guys but the actor’s son remembers him as a lovable everyman 

Page 31: Spot the Difference -- Tiffany Coyne on Let’s Make a Deal 

Page 33: Horoscopes -- Gemini Tom Jones turned 80 on June 7 

Page 34: Entertainment -- Amanda Peet on Dirty John: The Betty Broderick Story, Michael Sheen on playing Chris Tarrant in Quiz, In the Spotlight -- Alec Baldwin 

Page 36: Movies -- Tracee Ellis Ross on The High Note 

Page 37: DVDs, Books, Music

Page 38: Television 

Page 40: Great Escape -- Chip Gaines on Albuquerque, New Mexico where he was born 

Page 43: Recipe -- Vegan Tamale Dumplings 

Page 44: 5 low-cost ways to stay healthy, Jennifer Aniston 

Page 46: Margo Martindale -- I always believed in myself -- the Emmy-winning actress opens up about finding success and stardom later in life 

Page 50: Phyllis Diller -- love, loss and laughter -- poverty, verbal abuse and two divorces -- the legendary comedian’s life was no joke 

Page 52: Queen Elizabeth’s final wish -- the queen has quietly played the peacemaker between her grandsons Prince William and Prince Harry 

Page 54: Cher is not giving up on love -- the iconic performer doesn’t need a man to be happy but she’s hopeful that a new romance is right around the corner 

Page 56: Style -- romantic tops -- Katie Holmes 

Page 58: My Life in 10 Pictures -- Angelina Jolie 

Page 60: Flashback 

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“In like Flynn” part 2 One ironic detail which should be mentioned is during the trial, Flynn had spent court recesses flirting with Nora Eddington, age 18, who worked at a snack bar within the municipal building. Flynn, who was never shy about expressing himself, explained: “I carefully checked her age. She was eighteen, safe ground. Her name, it turned out, was Nora Eddington. What I didn’t know was that her father was Captain Jack Eddington of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Office.” After getting her pregnant and fearing further scandal, Flynn married Nora in August, 1943. She was age 19 to his 34. But Errol, ever the rapscallion, had to go out with an inappropriately younger bang: at the age of 50, he met and fell in love with a fifteen year old whom he planned to marry and with whom he planned to move to Jamaica. Very, very unfortunately, Errol died of a heart attack in 1959 before this plan could come to fruition. Although moralists may despise Errol Flynn for his caddish, inappropriate and downright sexist behavior, he never expressed any regrets for his many flaws. As Flynn was fond of saying, “I like my scotch old and my woman young.” #destroytheday (throwback post from 6/8/14)

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2020: Pino Van Lamsweerde, all’anagrafe Giuseppe van Lamsweerde, è stato un regista e animatore italiano naturalizzato canadese. È stato accreditato anche con lo pseudonimo Joseph van Lamsweerde. Frequenta l’Accademia di Brera a Milano, dove si specializza alla scuola di nudo. Nel 1966 si imbarca per andare in Canada, passando brevemente da New York, dove rimarrà fino al 1997 vivendo tra Toronto,…

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Errol Flynn and wife Nora Eddington, 1940s.

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2020: Pino Van Lamsweerde, all’anagrafe Giuseppe van Lamsweerde, è stato un regista e animatore italiano naturalizzato canadese.  (n. 1940) 2020: Carlo Sabatini, attore e doppiatore italiano. Noto per aver prestato voce a Ian McKellen/Magneto, ad Harvey Keitel, a Bruce Lee,  a Morgan Freeman, e a tanti altri attori famosi.  (n. 1932) 2012: Maria Pia Casilio, attrice italiana. (n. 1935) 2010:…

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Orson Welles through the years

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Errol Flynn, Nora Eddington, Rita Hayworth and Orson Welles