Vivien Leigh : a bio-bibliography / Cynthia Marylee Molt. by Molt, Cynthia Marylee

Vivien Leigh : a biography / by Anne Edwards. by Edwards, Anne, 1927-

Vivien Leigh : a biography / by Michelangelo Capua. by Capua, Michelangelo, 1966-

Vivien : the life of Vivien Leigh / Alexander Walker. by Walker, Alexander

Great romances of the 20th century. by Jonathan Martin.

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Stars of the silver screen. series produced & directed by Lyndy Saville ; 3DD.

“…Vivien Leigh…”
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Caesar and Cleopatra / Bernard Shaw. Antony and Cleopatra / William Shakespeare ; with photographs from the productions starring Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh. by Shaw, Bernard, 1856-1950

Famous Duos (Keith Richards & Mick Jagger, Nelson & Winnie Mandela, Charles Rolls & Henry Royce, Laurence Olivier & Vivien Leigh, Serena & Venus Williams) : Advocates of Change /...

Table of Contents: “…Laurence Olivier & Vivien Leigh: True Love (2:00);…”
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The greats / by Merran Williams, Andrew Thomson and John Stanton. by Williams, Merran

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Anna Karenina / RetroFilm Archive.

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Gone with the wind / Helen Taylor. by Taylor, Helen, 1947-

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The Roman spring of Mrs. Stone / Warner Bros. Pictures ; Seven Arts Productions ; screen play by Gavin Lambert ; produced by Louis de Rochmont ; directed by José Quintero.

Ship of fools / Columbia Pictures presents a Stanley Kramer production ; screenplay by Abby Mann ; produced and directed by Stanley Kramer.

"If the other guy isn't Jack Nicholson, I've got the part" : Hollywood tales of big breaks, bad luck, and box-office magic / Ron Base. by Base, Ron

Table of Contents: “…Part I -- "Go Back to Sleep, Georgie": the stolen immortality of George Jessel -- Sound, Shirley, Judy: And the way to the Yellow Brick Road -- "A Fantastic, Arresting Mask": Raft and Bogart face off -- "But it's in Technicolor," he sputtered: The misalliance of Flynn and Davis -- Rhett to her Scarlett: Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh, and Gone With the Wind -- Part II -- "He Doesn't Talk, He Mumbles": Brando and the Revolution -- Three Actors from the Midwest: And a movie of the Far East -- The British Connection: O'Toole, Caine, Connery, et al. -- The Star of Gigi as a Texas Bank Robber?…”

Korda : Britain's Movie Mogul. by Drazin, Charles

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Bette Davis ain't for sissies / Velvet Fox Productions and Mile Square Theater present ; written & performed by Jessica Sherr ; directed by Karen Carpenter ; produced by Velvet Fox Productions & Mile Square Theater.

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Anna Karenina / London Film Productions present a Alexander Korda's production ; screen play by Jean Anouilh, Guy Morgan and Julian Duvivier ; directed by Julian Duvivier.

Rebecca / United Artists ; produced by David O. Selznik ; screenplay by Robert E. Sherwood and Joan Harrison ; directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

Show people : a history of the film star / Michael Newton. by Newton, Michael (Michael Stuart), 1965-

Table of Contents: “…Mary Pickford: the biograph girl -- Pola Negri: inventing the star -- Charlie Chaplin: the tramp -- 'Asta' and Cheeta': the animal star -- Peter Lorre: character actor -- Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Gene Kelly: a star danced -- Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant: the public image -- Vivien Leigh: ruinous selves -- Veronica Lake: half-obscured faces -- Carole Lombard: the screwball heroine -- Greer Garson and Joan Fontaine: the forgotten star -- Orson Welles: the film star as fragment and failure -- Ingrid Bergman: intermezzo -- Lamberto Maggiorani and Maria Pia Casilio: absent film stars in Vittorio de Sica's films -- Moira Shearer: the marionette -- Gloria Swanson: having a face -- Ava Gardner: I am not an actress -- Montgomery Clift: he's not there -- Setsuko Hara: the still point -- Toshiro Mifune: studying lions -- Nargis and Raj Kapoor: my heart is Hindustani -- Giulette Masina and Marcello Mastroianni: nothing is sadder than laughter -- John Wayne: how to grow old -- Audrey Hepburn: Frankenstein's creature -- Marilyn Monroe: the suffering star -- Juanita Moore and Susan Kohner: Imitation of life -- Janet Leigh and Tippi Hedren: torturing the audience -- Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant: the strange death of the Hollywood golden age -- Anna Karina: the muse -- Celia Johnson and Julie Christie: the adulterous star -- Sidney Poitier: the defiant one -- Dustin Hoffman: little big man -- Woody Allen: the director as star -- Robert de Niro: for real -- Harrison Ford: Blade runner and the replication of the person -- Maggei Cheung: centre stage -- Naomi Watts: Mulholland Drive -- Scarlett Johansson: a new kind of emptiness -- Shu Qi: a placeless heaven -- Andy Serkis: Lear's shadow.…”
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