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	Robert Taylor
		Taylor was given an extended, publicly distributed "screen test" when he starred in the MGM "Crime Does Not Pay" short, playing a handsome gangster who tries to avoid arrest by purposely disfiguring his face with acid.
		Nobody liked Taylor but his public and his coworkers, who were impressed by his cooperation and his willingness to give 110 percent of himself and his time on the set.
		Robert Taylor was married twice, to actresses Barbara Stanwyck (they remained good friends long after the divorce) and Ursula Theiss.
	www.djangomusic.com /actor_bio.asp?pid=P113772 (357 words)

	Classic Movie Stars: Robert Taylor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Born with the rather unusual name of Spangler Arlington Brugh, Robert Taylor was born on 5 th August 1911 in Nebraska to a Nebraskan doctor.
		Taylor was given a hard time by movie critics, who viewed him as a ‘pretty boy’ but he nevertheless proved that he was a good and a popular actor.
		Robert Taylor also married twice, once to actress Barbara Stanwyck, and then to Ursula Theiss.
	www.classicmoviestars.org /robert-taylor.html (325 words)

	Fun Stuff: Robert Taylor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Taylor arrived to meet the timid but anxious young lady at Jackie's and did his best in stilted but enthusiastic banter as she positively piped inanities while smoothing the folds of her prim floor length evening gown.
		Taylor and Gleason rose in gentlemanly fashion and the lady turned and made her exit.
		Jackie said Bob Taylor wanted to kill him but they were both laughing too hard for him to be decent target, and Taylor to throw a punch.
	www.audreymeadows.com /FunStuff/RobertTaylor.html (277 words)

	world-productions.com / ballykissangel / the cast (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		ROBERT TAYLOR plays F a t h e r V i n c e n t S h e a h a n.
		Though it might seem a stretch of the imagination to picture an actor moving directly from a $100 million science fiction blockbuster set in a grim urban future, to a whimsical television series located in a quiet picturesque village in contemporary Co Wicklow, that is precisely what Australian Robert Taylor has done.
		Robert understood long before he arrived on set that Ballykissangel was a place of superior production values and well-crafted workmanship but, for him, above all, it is the quality of the writing and storylines that power the enterprise.
	www.world-productions.com /wp/content/shows/ballyk/fans/castmember.csp?OBJID=46&mode=0 (545 words)

	ReelJewels.com: Reel Actresses
		Taylor had a nice sweet voice, that always stole his leading lady's heart away.
		British actor who started out in Silent films and is most famous for his role as Ashley Wilkes in "Gone With The Wind." Howard also starred in films in the U.K., he would bounce back and forth.
		Norma Shearer hand-picked Robert to Co-star with her in "Private lives" and thereafter was handsome likeable guy in his films.
	www.reeljewels.com /reeljewels/reelactors.htm (1046 words)

	FGA - Robert Taylor
		Oliver Tinsdell, MGM drama coach, saw potential, and soon the young actor was signed to a seven-year contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and awarded his new name of Robert Taylor.
		Taylor came off extremely well in the leading role of an embezzler, and even transcended the terrible make-up job inflicted on him at the conclusion of the two reeler.
		Robert had another small part in West Point of the Air (1934), but before it was released he was seen in his first featured role, Society Doctor (1935) co-starring with Chester Morris and Virginia Bruce.
	www.filmsofthegoldenage.com /foga/1999/summer99/roberttaylor.shtml (713 words)

	Perchance to Dream
		Taylor said he had briefly considered obtaining the transcripts of the 1999 Shepard trial, but decided he did not want to be bound by what had happened.
		Taylor considers rhythm to be one of the most important elements in a work of fiction.
		Taylor, who was born in 1940, was a U.S. Army captain from 1963 to 1967.
	www.ellsworthamerican.com /archive/news2002/06-06-02/news5_06-06-02.html (819 words)

	Taylor Genealogy -- Death of Magnus Francis Taylor (1857) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		If 31-year-old JOHN TAYLOR glanced at his 1857 calendar when awakening in the early morning of November's fourth Sunday, he'd have noticed the date being the 22nd.
		At the TAYLOR household in Hawesville, KY, his 26-year-old wife, MARY, was at midpoint of a pregnancy.
		ROBERT TAYLOR and BARBARA HAY had married 36 years earlier on that same date, almost four and a half years before JOHN was born.
	www.olden-times.com /taylor/yesteryear/yesteryear63.html (314 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Robert Taylor (actor)
		In 1947 Taylor testified before the House of Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) as a "friendly witness", claiming that he had appeared in the film Song of Russia against his better judgement.
		Stanwyck and Taylor owned a large ranch and home in the Mandeville Canyon section of Brentwood, Los Angeles, CA, that is to this day still referred to by locals as the "old Robert Taylor ranch." His second wife was Ursula Thiess.
		Robert Taylor died of lung cancer (he was a chain smoker) and was interred in Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery, in Glendale, California.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Robert_Taylor_(actor) (331 words)

	St. James Encyclopedia of Pop Culture: Robert Taylor
		Taylor starred in the role of a playboy who becomes a respected surgeon in order to restore the sight of a woman he had blinded in an automobile accident.
		Taylor and Stanwyck were married in 1939, a much-publicized Hollywood romance that lasted until 1952.
		Taylor's own favorite film was the romantic Waterloo Bridge (1940), in which he played a soldier who meets a ballet dancer (Vivien Leigh) during a London air raid.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_g1epc/is_bio/ai_2419201195 (802 words)

	095a - Taylor bio
		In 1973, Taylor took part in his first negotiations as a member of the Creative Rights Committee, and by 1981 he was chairman of the Negotiating Committee.
		Taylor served as DGA Vice President from 1977 to 1981 and, under Robert Aldrich's presidency, spearheaded a committee to analyze the DGA pension and health plans.
		Taylor went on to serve as DGA President from 1981-1983, succeeding George Schaefer as the second central leader of the Guild to come from television's ranks.
	www.dga.org /multimedia/dga_awards_03/pages/095a.htm (435 words)

	Westward the Women (1951). Movie reviews by Dr. Edwin Jahiel.
		Handsome Taylor, diminutive, smart Nakamura, and the women go through an unavoidably harrowing trek with much suffering, stress, several tragedies and the happiness brought about by the birth of a baby.
		Robert Taylor, ever since the mid-1930s was considered as the handsomest male actor in American films.
		Supporting actor John McIntire was most distinctive for his ever-likable parts in almost one hundred films.
	www.prairienet.org /ejahiel/westward_the_women.htm (767 words)

	What Is In A Famous Name
		The school nurse saw that Robert Taylor was her grandfather and ask Liz nicely if she could ask her grandpa for and autograph, saying that she loved all his movies.
		She is now 21 years old and cannot order a cab or pizza without the person taking the order thinking it is a prank call.
		Her comeback is a LOT better than mine ever wasshe simply says I AM the real Liz Taylor and lets it end with that.
	www.useless-knowledge.com /articles/apr/sept074.html (679 words)

	Robert Taylor - Perfect Profile
		He was loaned out to Fox for his first film, "Handy Andy" (1934.) Taylor was given a publicly distributed "screen test" in MGM's "Buried Loot", part of the "Crime Does Not Pay" series of shorts, playing a handsome gangster who tries to avoid arrest by disfiguring his face with acid.
		Taylor was actually a very capable actor, giving good performances in most of his films.
		Robert Taylor was married twice, to actresses Barbara Stanwyck (1939-1951) and Ursula Thiess (1954-1969, his death).
	www.meredy.com /roberttaylor (1018 words)

	Robert Taylor (I) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		U.S.N.R. Lt. Robert Taylor / Lt. Robert Taylor U.S.N.R. / Lieut Robert Taylor USNR
		The Secret Land (1948) (voice) (as Lt. Robert Taylor U.S.N.R.)....
		The Fighting Lady (1944) (voice) (as Lieut Robert Taylor USNR)....
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0001791 (300 words)

	Robert Mitchum
		He performed in a broad range of films, and was known for having both a potent screen presence and an air of casualness.
		He is thought of as one of the most important actors of the post-World War II era.
		Robert Mitchum - Robert Mitchum Age: 79 film and television actor The heavy-lidded, commanding actor is best...
	www.infoplease.com /ipea/A0760207.html (318 words)

	Robert Mitchum
		The heavy-lidded, commanding actor is best remembered for his tough-guy roles in Westerns, war films and films noir.
		Robert Mitchum - Robert Mitchum actor Born: 8/6/1917 Birthplace: Bridgeport, Connecticut Film and television actor...
		The Dark of 'Night': Robert Mitchum's sinister preacher remains eerie on the golden anniversary of Charles Laughton's 'The Night of the Hunter'.(backstory)
	www.infoplease.com /ipa/A0193162.html (308 words)

	Online NewsHour: Hollywood Blacklisting -- October 24, 1997
		BURT LANCASTER: First to be called before HUAC were well known film stars: Men like Robert Taylor, Ronald Reagan, Robert Montgomery, men who would not only bring widespread publicity to the hearings, but would answer the committees questions in a friendly manner.
		ROBERT TAYLOR, Actor: Well, the one chap I am thinking of currently is Mr.
		I had been on that chartered plane that a number of us--close to 30 of us--film makers, actors, directors, writers, and even Ira Gershwin, to protest what was happening at the HUAC hearings in Washington.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/entertainment/july-dec97/blacklist_10-24.html (1744 words)

	Sir Robert Taylor ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
		In the introduction to Jerry Uelsmann, Twenty-Five Years: A Retrospective, by James L. Enyeart, Jerry Uelsmann is described as "one of that select group of artists who can be said to have altered the very language of their discipline." A pione...
		In Grave Matters, Williams College Professor Mark Taylor and photographer Deitrich Christian Lammerts present beautiful and disturbing fl and white photographs of the gravesites of 150 artists, architects, writers, philosophers, and musician...
		Diane Victor, recent recipient of a medal of honour for excellence in drawing and painting from the Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns is an accomplished printmaker and a master of her genre.
	wwar.com /masters/t/taylor-sir_robert.html (1372 words)

	Class Act: Those Golden Movie Musicals: Actors and Actresses: "T" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Actor / dancer / singer on stage and screen.
		Stage actor in England, moved to Broadway in the 1920s and on to Hollywood in the 1930s.
		Later in her career she billed herself as "The Last of the Red Hot Mamas." Torch song: "Some of These Days." Most of her career was on Broadway and in cabaret, but she appeared in some films.
	www.classicmoviemusicals.com /actorst.htm (1237 words)

	Amazon.com: Knights of the Round Table (1954) : Video (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This 1953 follow-up to the successful teaming of actor Robert Taylor and director Richard Thorpe on Ivanhoe isn't quite as good a film, but it is a sumptuous adventure-romance shot on location in England.
		Robert Taylor as Lancelot and Mel Ferrer as Arthur are both superb.
		Yes, the acting is not very inspiring, Robert Taylor never did know how to act, but evidently was a pretty face at that point in time (I was born the year it came out.) But the Technicolor is gorgeous, and the story itself is a powerful one.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/6301972341?v=glance (1678 words)

	Ronald Reagan... In Hollywood
		I thought the union would be run by the lesser actors who'd been exploited by the studios, but instead a lot of Hollywood's top stars, like Cary Grant and Jimmy Cagney, were on the board.
		The Screen Actors Guild was one of the latter, as was the International Association of Theatrical and Stage Employees - better known as the stagehands' union or by its initials, IATSE.
		In 1960, after leading the Screen Actors Guild in its first major strike in history in my fifth term as president, I resigned after becoming a partner in a production company, and therefore, from the union's point of view, I was no longer a working stiff but a producer.
	www.ronaldreagan.com /hollywood.html (5470 words)

	Robert Taylor Conrad
		CONRAD, Robert Taylor, lawyer, born in Philadelphia, 10 June, 1810; died there, 27 June, 1858.
		In literature he is best known by the tragedy of "Aylmere," purchased by Edwin Forrest, in which that actor played the part of Jack Cade.
		In 1852 Judge Conrad published a volume entitled "Ayhnere, or the Bondman of Kent, and other Poems," the principal of which latter are "The Sons of the Wilderness," a meditative poem on the wrongs and misfortunes of the North American Indians, and a series of sonnets on the Lord's Prayer.
	www.famousamericans.net /roberttaylorconrad (394 words)

	Robert Paul Taylor - Hollywood, CA based film Actor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		>> Robert recently wrapped a Co Star role on "Without A Trace" on CBS at Warner Brothers Studios.
		>> Robert appeared in Pamela Anderson's Fashion Show at The Palms Casino in Las Vegas February 16th, for her new clothing line.
		>> Robert Starred in "Jimmy's Life" a short film, which 4 in Hollywood, CA 10.18.04.
	www.robertpaultaylor.com (230 words)

	New York Daily News - Entertainment - Kay Gardella: Duking it out over John Wayne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In archival interviews - Wayne died June 11, 1979 - the actor emerges as a man determined to shape his life and image to reflect his conservative values and belief in the United States.
		He shirked a call to arms when other actors such as Clark Gable, Robert Taylor, Henry Fonda and Tyrone Power entered the service.
		To the macho actor, Ford was a mentor and father figure who helped shape his career.
	www.nydailynews.com /entertainment/story/101920p-92247c.html (414 words)

	Robert Taylor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Dependable, clean-cut star who was signed by MGM while still in school, and spent most of his subsequent career with the company.
		Boyishly handsome, with a "perfect profile," Taylor highlighted many a light romance and was immensely popular for years after starring in "Magnificent Obsession" (1935).
		He eventually grew out of his pretty-boy good looks, became a solid, gritty performer, and made up for any lack of talent with a much-noted professionalism in a succession of epics ("Ivanhoe" 1951 "Knights of the Round Table" 1953) and Westerns ("The Hangman" 1959, "Cattle King" 1963) that punctuated his mature screen work....
	www.hollywood.com /celebs/detail/celeb/1558046 (454 words)

	Amazon.com: The Films of Robert Taylor: Books: Lawrence J. Quirk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Lawrence Quirk's book is the finest ever produced regarding Robert Taylor, in large measure because he gives a tremendous (though somewhat brief) biography of Taylor's film career, listing ALL of his films (including objective film reviews), but MORE importantly, great photos of the actor--including stills from his films and a collection of wonderful publicity
		If you are a Robert Taylor fan as I am, you will love this book.
		Taylor needs to appreciate the very strong romantic appeal that he had.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0806504951?v=glance (458 words)

	Camille (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Greta Garbo stars in what many consider her greatest role, as the beautiful courtesan Marguerite Gautier, who is destroyed by her love for a young French nobleman, Armand (Robert Taylor).
		As Armand, Taylor gives a smoothly assured performance, and Daniell plays the baron with a subtle and charismatic menace.
		Actor Robert Taylor was working for a $50/week studio salary at the time he starred in CAMILLE.
	www.videoflicks.com /titles/1003/1003441.htm?23134 (556 words)

	FRIENDS OF TAFO
		Robert Taylor (photographer and FOT trustee) has recently published a book 'Impressions of Tafo' including photo portraits and interviews with Tafo's community.
		Friends of Tafo operates alongside its sister organisation, the Kwahu-Tafo Development Council (KTDC), based in the capital Accra, which initiates, prioritises and administers projects within the town.
		Friends of Tafo was founded in 2001 by TV Producer Humphrey Barclay after his installation as Nkosuohene (Development Chief) in the ancestral home town of his friend the late actor Gyearbuor Asante, who played 'Matthew' in Desmond's.
	www.friendsoftafo.org (220 words)

	Hollywood Underground -Forest Lawn, Glendale
		Bogie is probably one of the most recongized actors of his era.
		February 1, 1991 - Actor, was the voice of Mickey Mouse from 1946 -1977.
		Facing the Taylor monument, with your back facing downhill, he is ten markers to the right.
	www.hollywood-underground.com /flg.htm (6281 words)

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