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During her long Hollywood career, Grahame appeared in more than 30 films, usually in supporting roles. She won a Best Supporting Actress UsefulNotes/AcademyAward for her role in ''The Bad and the Beautiful'', and was also noted for her appearances in such films as ''It's a Wonderful Life'' and ''The Big Heat''.
Grahame's career waned in the late 1950s, as she devoted herself to raising her children. In the 1970s she made occasional appearances in films, and also played parts on television and the stage, including a role in ''Theatre/TheManWhoCameToDinner'' in 1977.
Grahame's career waned in the late 1950s, as she devoted herself to raising her children. In the 1970s she made occasional appearances in films, and also played parts on television and the stage, including a role in ''Theatre/TheManWhoCameToDinner'' in 1977.
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During her long Hollywood career, Grahame appeared in more than 30 films, usually in supporting roles. She won a Best Supporting Actress UsefulNotes/AcademyAward was nominated for UsefulNotes/{{Academy Award}}s for her role performances in ''Crossfire'' and ''The Bad and the Beautiful'', winning for the latter, and was also noted for her appearances in such films as ''It's a Wonderful Life'' and ''The Big Heat''.
Grahame's film careerwaned declined in the late 1950s, as she devoted herself to raising her children. In the 1970s '70s she made occasional appearances in films, and also played parts on television and the stage, including a role in ''Theatre/TheManWhoCameToDinner'' in 1977.
Grahame's film career
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!!Selected Filmography:
* ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' (1946)
* ''Film/{{Crossfire}}'' (1947)
* ''[[Film/TheThinMan Song of the Thin Man]]'' (1947)
* ''Film/InALonelyPlace'' (1950)
* ''Film/TheBadAndTheBeautiful'' (1952)
* ''Film/TheGreatestShowOnEarth'' (1952)
* ''Film/TheBigHeat'' (1953)
* ''Film/HumanDesire'' (1954)
* ''Film/TheCobweb'' (1955)
* ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}'' (1955)
* ''Film/TheManWhoNeverWas'' (1956)
* ''Film/OddsAgainstTomorrow'' (1959)
* ''Film/ChillyScenesOfWinter'' (1979)
* ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' (1946)
* ''Film/{{Crossfire}}'' (1947)
* ''[[Film/TheThinMan Song of the Thin Man]]'' (1947)
* ''Film/InALonelyPlace'' (1950)
* ''Film/TheBadAndTheBeautiful'' (1952)
* ''Film/TheGreatestShowOnEarth'' (1952)
* ''Film/TheBigHeat'' (1953)
* ''Film/HumanDesire'' (1954)
* ''Film/TheCobweb'' (1955)
* ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}'' (1955)
* ''Film/TheManWhoNeverWas'' (1956)
* ''Film/OddsAgainstTomorrow'' (1959)
* ''Film/ChillyScenesOfWinter'' (1979)
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* ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife''
* ''Film/{{Crossfire}}''
* ''[[Film/TheThinMan Song of the Thin Man]]''
* ''Film/InALonelyPlace''
* ''Film/TheBadAndTheBeautiful'' (1952)
* ''Film/TheGreatestShowOnEarth''
* ''Film/TheBadAndTheBeautiful'' (1952) as Rosemary Bartlow
* ''Film/TheBigHeat''
* ''Film/HumanDesire''
* ''Film/TheCobweb''
* ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}''
* ''Film/TheManWhoNeverWas''
* ''Film/OddsAgainstTomorrow''
* ''Film/ChillyScenesOfWinter''
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Gloria Grahame (November 28, 1923 – October 5, 1981) was an American stage, film, and television actress. She was best known for her screen portrayals of sulking and occasionally wisecracking blondes.
During her long Hollywood career, Grahame appeared in more than 30 films, usually in a supporting role. She won an UsefulNotes/AcademyAward in 1952 for her supporting role in ''Film/TheBadAndTheBeautiful''. She was also noted for her appearances in such films as ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' and ''Film/TheBigHeat''.
During the late 1950s her roles declined, as she devoted herself to raising her children. In the 1970s she made occasional appearances in films, and also played parts on television and the stage, including a role in ''Theatre/TheManWhoCameToDinner'' in 1977.
Gloria Grahame (November 28, 1923 – October 5, 1981) was an American stage, film, and television actress. She was best known for her screen portrayals of sulking and occasionally wisecracking blondes.
During her long Hollywood career, Grahame appeared in more than 30 films, usually in a supporting role. She won an UsefulNotes/AcademyAward in 1952 for her supporting role in ''Film/TheBadAndTheBeautiful''. She was also noted for her appearances in such films as ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' and ''Film/TheBigHeat''.
During the late 1950s her roles declined, as she devoted herself to raising her children. In the 1970s she made occasional appearances in films, and also played parts on television and the stage, including a role in ''Theatre/TheManWhoCameToDinner'' in 1977.
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Gloria Grahame Hallward (November 28, 1923 – October 5,
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She was married to director Creator/NicholasRay... and after the marriage ended, she married his semi-estranged son from his ''first'' marriage, Anthony Ray. In fact, the marriage with Nicholas ended after Nicholas caught Anthony and Gloria in bed together. You can't make this stuff up.
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She was married to director Creator/NicholasRay... and after the marriage ended, she married his semi-estranged son from his ''first'' marriage, Anthony Ray. In fact, the marriage with Nicholas ended after Nicholas caught Anthony and Gloria in bed together. You can't make this stuff up.
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She was famously married to director Creator/NicholasRay, whom she met during the filming of a ''Film/AWomansSecret''. Their marriage ended more infamously, when Ray caught her sleeping with his estranged 13-year-old son Tony, whom she'd later marry.
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She was married to director Creator/NicholasRay... and after the marriage ended, she married his semi-estranged son from his ''first'' marriage, Anthony Ray. In fact, the marriage with Nicholas ended after Nicholas caught Anthony and Gloria in bed together. You can't make this stuff up.
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Grahame got diagnosed with breast cancer in 1974, but after a year of treatment, it went into remission, and she returned to work. The cancer would, however, return in 1980, and this time Grahame stubbornly refused to accept the diagnosis or seek treatment, opting instead to continue working. Her health, however, declined rapidly and she eventually passed away due to complications from cancer in October 1981.
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Grahame got diagnosed with breast cancer in 1974, but after a year of treatment, it went into remission, and she returned to work. The cancer would, however, return returned in 1980, and but this time Grahame stubbornly refused to accept the diagnosis or seek treatment, opting instead to continue working. Her health, however, declined rapidly and she eventually passed away due to complications from cancer in October 1981.
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Grahame got diagnosed with breast cancer in 1974, but after a year of treatment, it went into remission, and she returned to work. The cancer would, however, return in 1980, and this time Grahame stubbornly refused to accept the diagnosis or seek treatment, opting instead to continue working. Her health, however, declined rapidly and she eventually passed away due to complications from cancer in October 1981.
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During her long Hollywood career, Grahame appeared in more than 30 films, usually in a supporting role. She won an AcademyAward in 1952 for her supporting role in ''Film/TheBadAndTheBeautiful''. She was also noted for her appearances in such films as ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' and ''Film/TheBigHeat''.
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During her long Hollywood career, Grahame appeared in more than 30 films, usually in a supporting role. She won an AcademyAward UsefulNotes/AcademyAward in 1952 for her supporting role in ''Film/TheBadAndTheBeautiful''. She was also noted for her appearances in such films as ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' and ''Film/TheBigHeat''.
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Gloria Grahame (November 28, 1923 – October 5, 1981) was an American stage, film and television actress. She was best known for her screen portrayals of sulking and occasionally wisecracking blondes.
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Gloria Grahame (November 28, 1923 – October 5, 1981) was an American stage, film film, and television actress. She was best known for her screen portrayals of sulking and occasionally wisecracking blondes.
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During her long Hollywood career, Grahame appeared in more than 30 films, usually in a supporting role. She won an Academy Award in 1952 for her supporting role in ''Film/TheBadAndTheBeautiful''. She was also noted for her role in ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' and ''Film/TheBigHeat''.
During the late 1950's her roles declined, as she devoted herself to raising her children. In the 1970's she made occasional appearances in films. She also played parts on television and the stage, including a role in ''Theatre/TheManWhoCameToDinner'' in 1977.
During the late 1950's her roles declined, as she devoted herself to raising her children. In the 1970's she made occasional appearances in films. She also played parts on television and the stage, including a role in ''Theatre/TheManWhoCameToDinner'' in 1977.
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During her long Hollywood career, Grahame appeared in more than 30 films, usually in a supporting role. She won an Academy Award AcademyAward in 1952 for her supporting role in ''Film/TheBadAndTheBeautiful''. She was also noted for her role appearances in such films as ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' and ''Film/TheBigHeat''.
During the late1950's 1950s her roles declined, as she devoted herself to raising her children. In the 1970's 1970s she made occasional appearances in films. She films, and also played parts on television and the stage, including a role in ''Theatre/TheManWhoCameToDinner'' in 1977.
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She was married to director Creator/NicholasRay.
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* ''Film/ChillyScenesOfWinter'' (1979)
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Gloria Grahame (November 28, 1923 – October 5, 1981) was an American stage, film and television actress. She was best known for her screen portrayals of sulking and occasionally wisecracking blondes.
During her long Hollywood career, Grahame appeared in more than 30 films, usually in a supporting role. She won an Academy Award in 1952 for her supporting role in ''Film/TheBadAndTheBeautiful''. She was also noted for her role in ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' and ''Film/TheBigHeat''.
During the late 1950's her roles declined, as she devoted herself to raising her children. In the 1970's she made occasional appearances in films. She also played parts on television and the stage, including a role in ''Theatre/TheManWhoCameToDinner'' in 1977.
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!!Selected Filmography:
* ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' (1946)
* ''Film/{{Crossfire}}'' (1947)
* ''[[Film/TheThinMan Song of the Thin Man]]'' (1947)
* ''Film/InALonelyPlace'' (1950)
* ''Film/TheGreatestShowOnEarth'' (1952)
* ''Film/TheBigHeat'' (1953)
* ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}'' (1955)
!!Gloria Grahame displays examples of:
Gloria Grahame (November 28, 1923 – October 5, 1981) was an American stage, film and television actress. She was best known for her screen portrayals of sulking and occasionally wisecracking blondes.
During her long Hollywood career, Grahame appeared in more than 30 films, usually in a supporting role. She won an Academy Award in 1952 for her supporting role in ''Film/TheBadAndTheBeautiful''. She was also noted for her role in ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' and ''Film/TheBigHeat''.
During the late 1950's her roles declined, as she devoted herself to raising her children. In the 1970's she made occasional appearances in films. She also played parts on television and the stage, including a role in ''Theatre/TheManWhoCameToDinner'' in 1977.
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!!Selected Filmography:
* ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' (1946)
* ''Film/{{Crossfire}}'' (1947)
* ''[[Film/TheThinMan Song of the Thin Man]]'' (1947)
* ''Film/InALonelyPlace'' (1950)
* ''Film/TheGreatestShowOnEarth'' (1952)
* ''Film/TheBigHeat'' (1953)
* ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}'' (1955)
!!Gloria Grahame displays examples of:
