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Ivanhoe 1952 Robert Taylor enjoyed making Ivanhoe. He told Hedda Hopper: “It went very well. It was the most pleasant picture I’ve ever made over there [England]. Dick Thorpe, who directed is fast and efficient. We really worked. There was … Continue reading
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Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor Ranch Living and Beverly Hills Glamour for the Stars of Stella Dallas and Ivanhoe Text by Richard Schickel Architectural Digest April 1990 Scandal! It was January 1939 and suddenly there was Photoplay, one of the … Continue reading
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My estimate is that this letter was written in the forties, possibly when Mr. Taylor was in the Navy. I base this on the fact that he is going to write to Barbara rather than just tell her. It’s a … Continue reading
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Working with a large cast of animals is a risky proposition. On the set of “Quo Vadis,” a bull got loose in the cafeteria, the lions went on strike, and Mervyn LeRoy perched atop a high platform yelling “How high … Continue reading
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A Wicked Woman (1934) was Robert Taylor’s first feature film for MGM. Previously he had played a small part in Will Rogers’ Handy Andy (1934) for Twentieth-Century Fox. This was followed by the lead in an MGM short, Buried Loot. … Continue reading
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