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¿Qué famosa actriz vio como su hija apuñalaba a su amante?

¿Qué famosa actriz vio como su hija apuñalaba a su amante? El reto El 4 de abril de 1958, Cheryl Crane mató a Johnny Stompanato que estaba atacando a su madre, Lana Turner  Lana Turner en una imagen de 1955. Getty 28/06/2021 07:00 En 1958, Lana Turner era una de las actrices más famosas de Hollywood tras haber protagonizado éxitos como  El cartero siempre llama dos veces (Tay Garnett, 1946),  Los tres mosqueteros (George Sidney, 1948) o Cautivos del mal (Vincente Minnelli, 1953). Turner era también carne de titular de la prensa de cotilleos por su agitada vida sentimental. La estrella se había casado en 1940 con el músico Artie Shaw. En 1942, con el actor Steve Crane del que se divorció para volver a casarse  ese mismo año y divorciarse de nuevo. En 1944, contrajo matrimonio con el millonario Bob Topping del que también se separó para pasar a tener una agitada vida amorosa. Entre sus ligues se cuenta a Frank Sinatra, Howard Hughes, Tyrone Power o Ferna

Rom com 'Finding You' finds way to the heart, through Ireland – Catholic Philly

Rom com ‘Finding You’ finds way to the heart, through Ireland Jedidiah Goodacre and Rose Reid star in a scene from the movie Finding You. The Catholic News Service classification is A-III adults. The Motion Picture Association rating is PG parental guidance suggested. Some material may not be suitable for children. (CNS photo/Anthony Courtney, Roadside Attractions) By Sister Hosea Rupprecht • Catholic News Service • Posted May 14, 2021 NEW YORK (CNS) In adapting Jenny B. Jones’ 2011 young adult novel “There I’ll Find You” into a big-screen romantic comedy, writer-director Brian Baugh has shortened its title to “Finding You” (Roadside).

Finding You

Jedidiah Goodacre and Rose Reid star in a scene from the movie Finding You. The Catholic News Service classification is A-III adults. The Motion Picture Association rating is PG parental guidance suggested. Some material may not be suitable for children. (CNS photo/Anthony Courtney, Roadside Attractions) Help us expand our reach! Please share this article NEW YORK (CNS) In adapting Jenny B. Jones 2011 young adult novel There I ll Find You into a big-screen romantic comedy, writer-director Brian Baugh has shortened its title to Finding You (Roadside). He also has somewhat downplayed the book s Christian themes. Yet a sense of God s providence and care does seep into this coming-of-age story about an aspiring musician.

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