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	Dorothy Malone
		She was Dorothy Maloney, 17-year-old college girl with a supporting role in a school play, when she was spotted by an RKO talent scout.
		Invited to a screen test in Los Angeles, she came to California for what she told herself was "a vacation with pay" in 1942, and made her film debut with an uncredited, non-speaking role in the low-budget The Man Who Wouldn't Die.
		Malone was fired after the program's fourth season, and sued the producers for breach of contract.
	www.nndb.com /people/090/000063898 (397 words)

	Dorothy Malone - Best Supporting Actress: MovieActors.com
		Dorothy Malone won her Supporting Oscar for playing the spoiled rich girl sister of Robert Stack who was trying to land Rock Hudson.
		Dorothy Malone was born on January 30, 1925 in Chicago, Illinois.
		Malone was quoted as saying, "I live much more drama and tragedy in my own life than I ever do on Peyton Place!" She was written out of show in 1968 and sued the series' producers.
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	Dorothy Malone Oral History Interview Conducted by Suzanne Ragen for the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian ...
		DOROTHY MALONE: I was born in Everett; I went through grade school in Everett, high school in Seattle.
		DOROTHY MALONE: Well, you must remember that I think it's quite unique-- it was in his time-- quite unique to have someone give a museum to a city, run the museum, really have complete say over it, and finance it, which is what Dr. Fuller did in those early years.
		DOROTHY MALONE: Well, he came on the scene really before I did and so I'm just not too clear, except that he was a struggling young writer and I would assume that his path and Dr. Fuller's path had crossed in some way.
	www.aaa.si.edu /collections/oralhistories/transcripts/malone83.htm (10569 words)

	Dorothy Malone - Films as actress:
		In the Hollywood of the 1950s and 1960s, with its system of casting by type, Dorothy Malone came to be identified by her luxurious coif of platinum blonde hair and her provocative, sidling walk.
		One interesting exception to the pattern of Malone's 1950s roles is her portrayal of Diana Barrymore in Too Much, Too Soon, a seldomly seen film made in the wake of the success of Written on the Wind.
		Despite winning the best supporting actress Oscar for her work in Written on the Wind, Malone found relatively few good parts coming her way—perhaps it was that her physical beauty lent itself most readily to more decorative roles in the studio executives' eyes.
	www.filmreference.com /Actors-and-Actresses-Le-Ma/Malone-Dorothy.html (761 words)

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		A shopkeeper shoots an escaping outlaw and is hailed as a hero.
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	Dorothy Malone at Brian's Drive-In Theater
		Born Dorothy Maloney in January 1925 in Chicago, beautiful Dorothy Malone's career in films began in the early 1940s.
		Malone left Warner Bros. for Columbia in the late 1940s but quickly abandoned that studio in the early 1950s to freelance in low-budget pictures such as The Bushwhackers (1952; with John Ireland) and Private Hell 36 (1954; with Ida Lupino and Steve Cochran).
		Dorothy Malone also stars in an Oscar-winning turn as a drunken, promiscuous daughter, along with Robert Keith, Grant Williams.
	www.briansdriveintheater.com /dorothymalone.html (3438 words)

	Dorothy Malone - Moviefone
		Malone was born Dorothy Maloney, under which name she appeared in her earliest films.
		She began modeling in childhood and also frequently acted in...
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		Dorothy was born in Oxford, Kansas, but moved to Winfield Kansas when she was one year old.
		The war began when Dorothy was in the seventh grade and continued until she was a junior in high school.
		She had three brothers who were in World War II.
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	Dorothy Malone : OLDIES.com
		The swift dialogue and breathless pace created by writer/producer Roger Corman keep this...
		A weary Civil War veteran vows to end bloodshed in his territory until he comes face to face with a crazed despot.
		A house is suddenly sucked into a time warp that transports it back to prehistoric times / A rocket crew must stop enemy agents who have invented a doomsday machine capable of destroying the Earth.
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	Amazon.ca: The Last Voyage: Video: Andrew L. Stone,Robert Stack,Dorothy Malone,George Sanders,Edmond O'Brien,Woody ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Robert Stack and Dorothy Malone star as a happy couple trapped aboard the sinking ship; they co-starred in "Written on the Wind" 4 years earlier and received Oscar nominations (Dorothy received the best supporting actress Oscar).
		Their work here is far less impressive, but they acquit themselves admirably with the material.
		MALONE is stuck beneath a sheet of steel and cant move, so he saves his daughter first { who is stuck on the edge of the giant hole through their cabin} and tries to save his wife!
	www.amazon.ca /Last-Voyage-Andrew-L-Stone/dp/630260494X (1158 words)

	Dorothy Malone - Reviews on RateItAll
		Dorothy Malone is an Academy Award winning actress for her role as Mary Lee Hadley from the 1956 classic "Written On The Wind".
		Very busy career throughout the late 40's all the way to her starring role in the ever popular "Peyton Place" in the 60's.
		Dorothy Malone's Academy Award winning role in the 1956 classic Written On The Wind is one of my all time favorites.
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	Dorothy Malone Movies - BestPrices.com's Dorothy Malone Movie Catalog
		Includes: THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS starring John Ireland, Dorothy Malone, and Roger Corman; THE BIG WHEEL starring Mickey Rooney, H (More Info...)
		After lawman Frame Johnson chases the criminal element clear out of Tombstone, Arizona, he moves to Cottonwood to live peacefully as a rancher.
		Ireland plays a fugitive running from a murder charge, hijacking Malones Jaguar to elude the cops.
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		This classic 1957 melodrama from director Douglas Sirk ("Imitation of Life") stars Rock Hudson, Dorothy Malone and Robert Stack in a sumptuously...
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	Dorothy Malone
		Dorothy Malone récompensée par l'Oscar de la meilleure actrice de second plan pour son rôle de nymphomane dans "Written on the Wind " (Ecrit sur du vent)
		1967 Dorothy Malone subie une grave opération,pour lui extraire un caillot de sang des poumons,elle sombre dans le coma.elle est réanimée et sa santé s'améliore un peu chaque jour
		1969 Dorothy Malone est licenciée par la production de " Peyton Place".
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	Dorothy Malone Quotes
		Quotes By author - Starting with D - Dorothy Malone
		I get crushes on directors because they are so brilliant.
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	Dorothy Malone Videos - Dorothy Malone Video Clips
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		Scene from the Frank Tashlin film ARTISTS AND MODELS (1955) - Abby (Dorothy Malone) and Bessie (Shirley MacLaine) have a bedtime conversation.
		A scene from Frank Tashlins ARTISTS AND MODELS, with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis: "The bat lady, the fat lady!" Also features Kathleen Freeman, Dorothy Malone and Shirley MacLaine, and has all Tashlins trademarks: cartoony ga...
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