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    The Joan Bennett Thread

    She's in two of my all-time favorite films: Suspiria & Scarlet Street. Give up some love for the lady.


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    If you can make them you gotta take them.

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    Ah-HA!


    The the puzzle has been solved: The difference between shit and Shinola.


    Last edited by GoodSpeak; May-7th-2007 at 08:50 PM.

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    Joan Bennett's daughter was a real beauty in her own right, not the same coloring, much lighter hair, a honey blond, and she was so much fun and so nice it made hard to realize she grew up in the Hollywood scene. I can't remember her last name now, but her first name was Melinda, and she married a fellow from the beach, the very handsome pool man, Joe Beana (sic?), who worked the upscale neighborhoods in the whole Los Angeles area, now he had a life!

    From all I learned of Joan Bennett, she was a very down to earth nice lady.

    The thing is with these really good looking women and men as well, especially the ones with dark hair and natural good looks, a little bit of make up goes a long, long way. They always tended to overdo them. Not playing on their natural beauty.

    You know who was very good looking in person? That was Rhonda Flemming. Stunning really.

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