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	William Holden - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Following this breakthrough film he played a series of roles that combined good looks with cynical detachment, including the prisoner of war entrepreneur in Stalag 17 (for which he won an Academy Award for Best Actor), the wandering braggard in Picnic and the ill-fated prisoner in The Bridge on the River Kwai.
		He also played a number of sunnier roles in light comedy, such as the dashing architect in The Moon is Blue, the tutor in Born Yesterday and Humphrey Bogart's younger, playboy brother in Sabrina.
		According to Suzanne Vega, Holden is the actor mentioned in the lyrics of her song "Tom's Diner" (and has said a story about his death was on the New York Post's front page the day she wrote it):
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/William_Holden (1177 words)

	BLOTTO The Laurel and Hardy Pages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The two comedians appeared in the same two-reel short, LUCKY DOG (1917), but their pairing in that film was accidental, with Hardy playing a bit and Laurel starring.
		In 1926 he signed a long-term contract with Hal Roach as a gagman and director but shortly after was persuaded to return to acting, and to begin his long and auspicious partnership with Oliver Hardy.
		The "thin man" of the fat-thin duo, Laurel was often also the funnier member of the team, with a wide array of mannerisms that endeared him to film audiences, among them a babylike weep, a confused eye-blink, and a bewildered scratching of the top of the head.
	www.blotto-online.com /blotto/stanbio.htm (407 words)

	Maurice Evans
		He became a US citizen in 1941, and during WWII he was put in charge of the Army Entertainment Section, Central Pacific Theater, with the rank of major.
		Evans' screen appearances have been sporadic and his film roles have not always been consistent with his stature on the stage.
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	www.theforbidden-zone.com /bios/evans.shtml (253 words)

	Rudolph Valentino - Italian-born American film actor
		Valentino, Rudolph (1895-1926), Italian-born American film actor, who was idolized as a romantic, exotic lover.
		In 1918 he began to appear in minor roles in Hollywood films.
		A gifted actor with dark, intense eyes, Valentino was idolized by millions of women, although his reputation as a strong character suffered somewhat after his marriage to his second wife, the domineering Natasha Rambova.
	www.greatitalians.com /valentino.htm (145 words)

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		The Boys from Brazil (Bloomsbury Film Classics S.)
		On the Technique of Acting: The First Complete Edition of Chekhov's "Classic to the Actor"
		The Film Encyclopedia, 4th Edition: The Most Comprehensive Encyclopedia of World Cinema in a Single Volume
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