Life hit highs, lows then crashed to terrible end - The Budapest Times On the loose in Los Angeles in the early 1990s with a hire car, it seemed like a good idea to take a half-hour drive to visit Marilyn Monroe, or at least her final resting place, at the Westwood Memor...

A lovely article from Christopher Osterberg at the Budapest Times #marilynmonroe #budapesttimes
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Tragedies, triumphs of a life off and on stage and screen - The Budapest Times It’s a bit of a relief to read in British actor David Tomlinson’s autobiography his recognition that he was known for “my dimwitted upper-class twit performances” – a relief because if you had asked u...

Luckier Than Most by David Tomlinson ❤❤❤✨
Tragedies, Triumphs of a life off and on stage and screen
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Many triumphs but ’The Master’ had disasters too - The Budapest Times The first time Sheridan Morley ever met Noël Coward was when The Times newspaper sent him to interview “The Master” at the Savoy Hotel in London in 1964. Morley confesses he did not have an open mind,...

"An accurate and revealing-but-not-fully-revealing account of a multi-talented man who made a rarely equalled and not forgotten contribution to the world's enjoyment."
A Talent to Amuse: A Life of Noel Coward by Sheridan Morley #bookreview #BudapestTimes www.budapesttimes.hu/books/many-t...

Sonofabitch on screen, in life a ’dear, dear boy’ - The Budapest Times Film star George Sanders was everything a real man might wish to be – handsome, urbane, famous, groomed and with a purring baritone. It made him a catch for the ladies, and his four marriages included...

Memoirs of a Professional Cad by George Sanders
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