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Margaret Denby: Captain Waring! CAPTAIN WARING!
Tom 'Tommy' Blue: Clear the deck for action, Henry. Here comes the lass broadside!
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Margaret Denby: Jamie boy! You know you're not supposed to be out of bed! Haven't you caused me enough trouble already? Get back to your bunk! Oh, Jamie boy.
Jamie: That's only twice. Once more - I said 'three' times.
Margaret Denby: Jamie boy...
Maureen O'Hara
Maureen O'Hara (Maureen O'Hara, August 17, 1920-October 24, 2015), was born in Dublin Millwall FC , an Irish actress
[1]
.
Excavated by Charles Laughton in 1938, he went to Hollywood to play Esmeralda in the movie " The Hunchback of Notre Dame " .
[2]
In 1941, he appeared in the film " How Green Was My Valley " directed by John Ford
[1]
. In 1942, he co-produced the war of love film " For the coast of Tripoli "
[3] with John Payne
; in the same year, he co-starred in the color film " Black Swan " directed by Henry King
[2] with Tyrone Power
. In 1949, he co-starred in the romantic movie " Der Sieger " with John Wayne
[2]
. Co-starred in the movie " Kvinnors väntan " with Melvyn Douglas in 1952
[2]
. In 1963, he co-starred in the western comedy film "The Taming of Wife" with John Wayne
[2]
. Won the Academy Honorary Award
[2] in 2014
.
On October 24, 2015, Maureen O'Hara passed away in the United States at the age of 95
[4]
.
Early Experience
Maureen O'Hara was born on August 17, 1920 in Dublin , Ireland
. Her original name was Marlene Fitzsimmons . She was born with red hair and is a Catholic girl
. She began to perform in amateur theaters at the age of 10, and at the monastery theater at the age of 14, where she began to learn classical drama and opera singing
.
Performing Experience
In 1938, Maureen O'Hara played small roles in several British films
. In 1939, Maureen O'Hara cooperated with Charles Laughton and participated in the last British film " Jamage Inn " directed by Alfred Hitchcock
. After appearing with Lawton in the film, O'Hara became a star in London . The following year, Maureen O'Hara played Esmeralda in the film " The Hunchback of Notre Dame " filmed by Hollywood's Radio Keith Orpheum
. When World War II began, Lawton sold O'Hara's contract to Radio Keith Orpheum, and Raidenhua made three B-level films for O'Hara
.
In 1940, Maureen O'Hara collaborated with Lucille Désirée Ball in the feminist film "Dance Girl Dance" directed by Dorothy Arzner
. In 1941, Maureen O'Hara collaborated with Walter Pidgeon to star in the movie " How Green Was My Valley " directed by John Ford
; in the same year, O'Hara starred in the romantic comedy "Encounter in Argentina"
. In 1942, Maureen O'Hara and John Payne co-produced the war of love film " For the coast of Tripoli "
. In the same year, O'Hara collaborated with Tyrone Power and starred in the color film " Black Swan " directed by Henry King
. In 1943, Maureen O'Hara collaborated with Henry Fonda to shoot the war film " Immortal Sergeant "
. In the same year, O'Hara collaborated with John Garfield in the psychological thriller "The Fallen Sparrow"
.
In 1947, Maureen O'Hara appeared as Natalia Nikolaevna Zakharenko 's mother in "The Miracle on 34th Street
." In 1949, Maureen O'Hara collaborated with John Wayne in the romantic movie " Der Sieger " directed by John Ford
. In 1952, Maureen O'Hara co-starred in the movie " Kvinnors väntan " with Melvyn Douglas and Gloria Grahame
. In the same year, O'Hara co-starred in the movie "Son of the Three Musketeers" with Cornel Wilde
.
In 1960, Maureen O'Hara performed in a TV drama version of "The House of Loyalty" produced by Columbia Broadcasting System and appeared on TV
. In 1963, Maureen O'Hara collaborated with John Wayne and starred in the western comedy film "The Taming of Wife" directed by John Ford
.
In 2010, Maureen O'Hara starred in the Irish documentary "Dreaming the Quiet Man", which was the last time she appeared on the screen
. On November 8, 2014, 94-year-old Maureen O'Hara won the Academy Honorary Award with director Jean-Claude Carriere and Miyazaki Hayao .
Personal Life
Marriage experience
In 1939, Maureen O'Hara secretly married film producer and screenwriter George H. Brown, but the marriage was annulled two years later
.
On December 29, 1941, Maureen O'Hara married the writer and director Will Price. O'Hara claimed to have been persuaded to marry by Price at the age of 21 and regretted that Price was an alcoholic
. They divorced on August 11, 1953, and they had a daughter, Bronwyn
.
On March 11, 1968, Maureen O'Hara married Air Force Admiral Charles Blair and lived away from Hollywood in The United States Virgin Islands and Ireland
. Blair died in a plane crash on September 2, 1978
. After that, O'Hara's life was mainly to take care of business and her grandson
. In March 2004, Maureen O'Hara's autobiography "Tis Herself" was published
. On October 24, 2015, Maureen O'Hara passed away peacefully in her sleep at her home in the United States
.
Character Evaluation
Maureen O'Hara is a woman I like, she is like a great man. I have many friends, but I prefer to be with men. Except Maureen O'Hara
.
Maureen O'Hara has a faint Irish accent, bright red hair and independent temperament, often described by the media as "fiery", but this means that she is a unique personality; in fact, she is a real actress. It is also one of the few actresses to prove on the screen that they can match John Wayne .
Maureen O'Hara was a great beauty of her time-a star who was so charming in romantic films in the 1940s that she was called the "Queen of Color Movies" and she was also a brave lady on the screen. Enjoy a wonderful fighting life on and off the screen. Among her female competitors, she has no equal opponents. Rita Hayworth is more seductive, Ava Gardner is more affectionate, but O'Hara is the only one who can fight with her leaders and give everything consistently
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