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In 1968, Mia Farrow showed that she could play a character that required both exhaustive physical and psychological realisation. In Rosemary’s Baby, she played a young woman who has the unimaginable happen to her, and she was rightly nominated for a BAFTA and Academy Award for her efforts. A…
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Nightmare Wife: Deborah Kerr in “Dream Wife” (1953) — Pale Writer
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Deborah Kerr and Cary Grant made four films together, the most famous of which is An Affair to Remember, but four years before they declared their love for one another on an ocean liner and immortalised the Empire State Building; they starred in a comedy called Dream Wife. via Nightmare…
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