Dorothy Malone and Tab Hunter in Battle Cry (1955, Warner Bros.)
Dorothy Malone and Rock Hudson in The Tarnished Angels (1958, Universal)
Dorothy Malone and Liberace in Sincerely Yours (1955, Warner Bros.)
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Showing posts with label Tab Hunter. Show all posts
Friends of Dorothy
Dorothy Malone and Tab Hunter in Battle Cry (1955, Warner Bros.)Dorothy Malone and Rock Hudson in The Tarnished Angels (1958, Universal)Dorothy Malone and Liberace in Sincerely Yours (1955, Warner Bros.)Friends of Dorothy
Dorothy Malone and Tab Hunter in Battle Cry (1955, Warner Bros.)Dorothy Malone and Rock Hudson in The Tarnished Angels (1958, Universal)Dorothy Malone and Liberace in Sincerely Yours (1955, Warner Bros.)
Don't Ask, Don't Tell
Tallulah Bankhead and friends at Finnochio's, ca. 1950's"How should I know, dahling? He's never sucked my cock." - Tallulah Bankhead, queried about co-star Tab Hunter's sexual orientation
Tab Hunter and friends in The Girl He Left Behind (1956, Warner Bros.)Don't Ask, Don't Tell
Tallulah Bankhead and friends at Finnochio's, ca. 1950's"How should I know, dahling? He's never sucked my cock." - Tallulah Bankhead, queried about co-star Tab Hunter's sexual orientation
Tab Hunter and friends in The Girl He Left Behind (1956, Warner Bros.)
Spot the 'mo!
Why, it's birthday boy Roddy McDowall, of course! A favorite escort for many Hollywood divas, when Roddy wasn't squiring them around town, he was appearing with them in practically every other film made in the 1960's and 1970's. For instance: with Elizabeth Taylor in Cleopatra (1963); Lauren Bacall in Shock Treatment (1964); Natalie Wood in Inside Daisy Clover (1965); Jennifer Jones in Angel, Angel, Down We Go (1969); Angela Lansbury in Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971); and Barbra Streisand in Funny Lady (1975).
Besides being an in-demand ladies' man, McDowall was a "well known bachelor" who liked to hang with the boys.
We miss Roddy McDowall, and the elegance he always brought to even the most indistinguished project (Rabbit Test, anyone?). Like so many others, it seemed that not only was Roddy everywhere - if not on film, then on nearly every television series ever produced - but that he would be here forever. And, in many ways, he will.
RODDY MCDOWALL
September 17, 1928 - October 3, 1998
September 17, 1928 - October 3, 1998
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