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High Wall is pretty close to being my favorite Robert Taylor movie. Then there’s Quo Vadis. Hmm. In any case, High Wall is one of Mr. Taylor’s most unusual performances–and one of his strongest. The central character is a brain damaged World War II … Continue reading
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Collier’s Magazine October 3, 1936 Heart Bumper By Kyle Crichton The ways of Hollywood are inscrutable. They discover a young guy who is so handsome the hearts of the dolls give a twit! and turn over and play dead and … Continue reading
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Robert Taylor was a fine actor, a man of integrity and a nice guy. He was also drop dead handsome. Lloyd Nolan was only one of the colleagues who observed that Mr. Taylor never appreciated the advantage his looks gave … Continue reading
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It’s a cliche of our time that highly successful people are arrogant and ruthless. Although there are all too many examples of this, nice guys really do finish first. Clark Gable and Robert Taylor could have been bitter rivals–both jockeying … Continue reading
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