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	[[Wikipedia:Columbia Pictures\|Columbia Pictures]] signed her to a contract. In 1941, she played an [[Wikipedia:ingenue (stock character)\|ingenue]] in ''[[Wikipedia:Here Comes Mr. Jordan\|Here Comes Mr. Jordan]]''. She spent most of the early 1940s playing leads in many of Columbia's B dramas and mysteries. She appeared as the female lead opposite [[Wikipedia:Larry Parks\|Larry Parks]] in Columbia's blockbuster hit ''[[Wikipedia:The Jolson Story\|The Jolson Story]]'' (1946). She followed this up with an enjoyable minor screwball comedy, ''[[Wikipedia:The Mating of Millie\|Mating of Millie]]'', with [[Wikipedia:Glenn Ford\|Glenn Ford]]. She was then in a 1949 role as Kathy Flannigan in ''[[Wikipedia:Mrs. Mike (film)\|Mrs. Mike]]''.<ref name="he4g">{{cite news \|work=Los Angeles Times \|title=Evelyn Keyes Finally Elevated to Stardom; Leading Lady Bridges Gap Between 'Good' and 'Great' by Her 'Mrs. Mike' \|date=1949-10-02 \|first=Hedda \|last=Hopper \|page=D1 \|quote=Until "Mrs. Mike," Evelyn Keyes had always been considered a fine leading lady rather than a star in the true sense of the word. She seemed to have lacked that final push that bridges the gap between "good" and "great."}}</ref> Keyes' last major film role was a small part as [[Wikipedia:Tom Ewell\|Tom Ewell]]'s vacationing wife in ''[[Wikipedia:The Seven Year Itch\|The Seven Year Itch]]'' (1955), which starred [[Marilyn Monroe]]. Keyes officially retired in 1956, but continued to act.		[[Wikipedia:Columbia Pictures\|Columbia Pictures]] signed her to a contract. In 1941, she played an [[Wikipedia:ingenue (stock character)\|ingenue]] in ''[[Wikipedia:Here Comes Mr. Jordan\|Here Comes Mr. Jordan]]''. She spent most of the early 1940s playing leads in many of Columbia's B dramas and mysteries. She appeared as the female lead opposite [[Wikipedia:Larry Parks\|Larry Parks]] in Columbia's blockbuster hit ''[[Wikipedia:The Jolson Story\|The Jolson Story]]'' (1946). She followed this up with an enjoyable minor screwball comedy, ''[[Wikipedia:The Mating of Millie\|Mating of Millie]]'', with [[Wikipedia:Glenn Ford\|Glenn Ford]]. She was then in a 1949 role as Kathy Flannigan in ''[[Wikipedia:Mrs. Mike (film)\|Mrs. Mike]]''.<ref name="he4g">{{cite news \|work=Los Angeles Times \|title=Evelyn Keyes Finally Elevated to Stardom; Leading Lady Bridges Gap Between 'Good' and 'Great' by Her 'Mrs. Mike' \|date=1949-10-02 \|first=Hedda \|last=Hopper \|page=D1 \|quote=Until "Mrs. Mike," Evelyn Keyes had always been considered a fine leading lady rather than a star in the true sense of the word. She seemed to have lacked that final push that bridges the gap between "good" and "great."}}</ref> Keyes' last major film role was a small part as [[Wikipedia:Tom Ewell\|Tom Ewell]]'s vacationing wife in ''[[Wikipedia:The Seven Year Itch\|The Seven Year Itch]]'' (1955), which starred [[Marilyn Monroe]]. Keyes officially retired in 1956, but continued to act.

			==External Link==
			* [http://vintage-erotica-forum.com/t71991-evelyn-keyes.html]

	==References==		==References==

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Film career

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	'''Evelyn Keyes''' (November 20, 1916 – July 4, 2008) was an [[American]] [[actress]] who is best known for her role as [[Wikipedia:Gone With the Wind (film)#Cast\|Suellen O'Hara]] in the 1939 film ''[[Wikipedia:Gone with the Wind (film)\|Gone with the Wind]]''.		'''Evelyn Keyes''' (November 20, 1916 – July 4, 2008) was an [[American]] [[actress]] who is best known for her role as [[Wikipedia:Gone With the Wind (film)#Cast\|Suellen O'Hara]] in the 1939 film ''[[Wikipedia:Gone with the Wind (film)\|Gone with the Wind]]''.
	==Film career==		==Film career==
	A chorus girl by age 18, Keyes came out to Hollywood and was introduced to [[Wikipedia:Cecil B. DeMille\|Cecil B. DeMille]] who in her own words “signed me to a personal contract without even making a test”.<ref>Interview with Johnny Carson, [[The Tonight Show]], July 28, 1977</ref> After a handful of [[B movie]]s at [[Paramount Pictures]], she landed a minor role in ''[[Wikipedia:Gone with the Wind (film)\|Gone with the Wind]]'' (1939), that of [[Wikipedia:Scarlett O'Hara\|Scarlett O'Hara]]'s sister Suellen.<ref name="ap3">{{cite news \|work=Associated Press \|title=Actress Evelyn Keyes dies at 91 in California \|url=https://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080712/ap_en_mo/obit_keyes_6 \|first=Bob \|last=Thomas \|date=2008-07-12}}</ref> (She was later interviewed for the 1988 documentary ''[[Wikipedia:The Making of a Legend: Gone with the Wind\|The Making of a Legend: Gone With the Wind]]''.)		A chorus girl by age 18, Keyes came out to Hollywood and was introduced to [[Wikipedia:Cecil B. DeMille\|Cecil B. DeMille]] who in her own words “signed me to a personal contract without even making a test”.<ref>Interview with Johnny Carson, [[The Tonight Show]], July 28, 1977</ref> After a handful of [[B movie]]s at [[Wikipedia:Paramount Pictures\|Paramount Pictures]], she landed a minor role in ''[[Wikipedia:Gone with the Wind (film)\|Gone with the Wind]]'' (1939), that of [[Wikipedia:Scarlett O'Hara\|Scarlett O'Hara]]'s sister Suellen.<ref name="ap3">{{cite news \|work=Associated Press \|title=Actress Evelyn Keyes dies at 91 in California \|url=https://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080712/ap_en_mo/obit_keyes_6 \|first=Bob \|last=Thomas \|date=2008-07-12}}</ref> (She was later interviewed for the 1988 documentary ''[[Wikipedia:The Making of a Legend: Gone with the Wind\|The Making of a Legend: Gone With the Wind]]''.)

			[[Wikipedia:Columbia Pictures\|Columbia Pictures]] signed her to a contract. In 1941, she played an [[Wikipedia:ingenue (stock character)\|ingenue]] in ''[[Wikipedia:Here Comes Mr. Jordan\|Here Comes Mr. Jordan]]''. She spent most of the early 1940s playing leads in many of Columbia's B dramas and mysteries. She appeared as the female lead opposite [[Wikipedia:Larry Parks\|Larry Parks]] in Columbia's blockbuster hit ''[[Wikipedia:The Jolson Story\|The Jolson Story]]'' (1946). She followed this up with an enjoyable minor screwball comedy, ''[[Wikipedia:The Mating of Millie\|Mating of Millie]]'', with [[Wikipedia:Glenn Ford\|Glenn Ford]]. She was then in a 1949 role as Kathy Flannigan in ''[[Wikipedia:Mrs. Mike (film)\|Mrs. Mike]]''.<ref name="he4g">{{cite news \|work=Los Angeles Times \|title=Evelyn Keyes Finally Elevated to Stardom; Leading Lady Bridges Gap Between 'Good' and 'Great' by Her 'Mrs. Mike' \|date=1949-10-02 \|first=Hedda \|last=Hopper \|page=D1 \|quote=Until "Mrs. Mike," Evelyn Keyes had always been considered a fine leading lady rather than a star in the true sense of the word. She seemed to have lacked that final push that bridges the gap between "good" and "great."}}</ref> Keyes' last major film role was a small part as [[Wikipedia:Tom Ewell\|Tom Ewell]]'s vacationing wife in ''[[Wikipedia:The Seven Year Itch\|The Seven Year Itch]]'' (1955), which starred [[Marilyn Monroe]]. Keyes officially retired in 1956, but continued to act.

	[[Wikipedia:Columbia Pictures\|Columbia Pictures]] signed her to a contract. In 1941, she played an [[Wikipedia:ingenue (stock character)\|ingenue]] in ''[[Wikipediae:Here Comes Mr. Jordan\|Here Comes Mr. Jordan]]''. She spent most of the early 1940s playing leads in many of Columbia's B dramas and mysteries. She appeared as the female lead opposite [[Wikipedia:Larry Parks\|Larry Parks]] in Columbia's blockbuster hit ''[[Wikipedia:The Jolson Story\|The Jolson Story]]'' (1946). She followed this up with an enjoyable minor screwball comedy, ''[[Wikipedia:The Mating of Millie\|Mating of Millie]]'', with [[Wikipedia:Glenn Ford\|Glenn Ford]]. She was then in a 1949 role as Kathy Flannigan in ''[[Mrs. Mike (film)\|Mrs. Mike]]''.<ref name="he4g">{{cite news \|work=Los Angeles Times \|title=Evelyn Keyes Finally Elevated to Stardom; Leading Lady Bridges Gap Between 'Good' and 'Great' by Her 'Mrs. Mike' \|date=1949-10-02 \|first=Hedda \|last=Hopper \|page=D1 \|quote=Until "Mrs. Mike," Evelyn Keyes had always been considered a fine leading lady rather than a star in the true sense of the word. She seemed to have lacked that final push that bridges the gap between "good" and "great."}}</ref> Keyes' last major film role was a small part as [[Wikipedia:Tom Ewell\|Tom Ewell]]'s vacationing wife in ''[[Wikipedia:The Seven Year Itch\|The Seven Year Itch]]'' (1955), which starred [[Marilyn Monroe]]. Keyes officially retired in 1956, but continued to act.
	==References==		==References==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}

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	'''Evelyn Keyes''' (November 20, 1916 – July 4, 2008) was an [[American]] [[actress]] who is best known for her role as [[Wikipedia:Gone With the Wind (film)#Cast\|Suellen O'Hara]] in the 1939 film ''[[Wikipedia:Gone with the Wind (film)\|Gone with the Wind]]''.		'''Evelyn Keyes''' (November 20, 1916 – July 4, 2008) was an [[American]] [[actress]] who is best known for her role as [[Wikipedia:Gone With the Wind (film)#Cast\|Suellen O'Hara]] in the 1939 film ''[[Wikipedia:Gone with the Wind (film)\|Gone with the Wind]]''.
	==Film career==		==Film career==
	A chorus girl by age 18, Keyes came out to Hollywood and was introduced to [[Cecil B. DeMille]] who in her own words “signed me to a personal contract without even making a test”.<ref>Interview with Johnny Carson, [[The Tonight Show]], July 28, 1977</ref> After a handful of [[B movie]]s at [[Paramount Pictures]], she landed a minor role in ''[[Gone with the Wind (film)\|Gone with the Wind]]'' (1939), that of [[Scarlett O'Hara]]'s sister Suellen.<ref name="ap3">{{cite news \|work=Associated Press \|title=Actress Evelyn Keyes dies at 91 in California \|url=https://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080712/ap_en_mo/obit_keyes_6 \|first=Bob \|last=Thomas \|date=2008-07-12}}</ref> (She was later interviewed for the 1988 documentary ''[[The Making of a Legend: Gone with the Wind]]''.)		A chorus girl by age 18, Keyes came out to Hollywood and was introduced to [[Wikipedia:Cecil B. DeMille\|Cecil B. DeMille]] who in her own words “signed me to a personal contract without even making a test”.<ref>Interview with Johnny Carson, [[The Tonight Show]], July 28, 1977</ref> After a handful of [[B movie]]s at [[Paramount Pictures]], she landed a minor role in ''[[Wikipedia:Gone with the Wind (film)\|Gone with the Wind]]'' (1939), that of [[Wikipedia:Scarlett O'Hara\|Scarlett O'Hara]]'s sister Suellen.<ref name="ap3">{{cite news \|work=Associated Press \|title=Actress Evelyn Keyes dies at 91 in California \|url=https://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080712/ap_en_mo/obit_keyes_6 \|first=Bob \|last=Thomas \|date=2008-07-12}}</ref> (She was later interviewed for the 1988 documentary ''[[Wikipedia:The Making of a Legend: Gone with the Wind\|The Making of a Legend: Gone With the Wind]]''.)

	[[Columbia Pictures]] signed her to a contract. In 1941, she played an [[Wikipedia:ingenue (stock character)\|ingenue]] in ''[[Wikipediae:Here Comes Mr. Jordan\|Here Comes Mr. Jordan]]''. She spent most of the early 1940s playing leads in many of Columbia's B dramas and mysteries. She appeared as the female lead opposite [[Wikipedia:Larry Parks\|Larry Parks]] in Columbia's blockbuster hit ''[[Wikipedia:The Jolson Story\|The Jolson Story]]'' (1946). She followed this up with an enjoyable minor screwball comedy, ''[[Wikipedia:The Mating of Millie\|Mating of Millie]]'', with [[Wikipedia:Glenn Ford\|Glenn Ford]]. She was then in a 1949 role as Kathy Flannigan in ''[[Mrs. Mike (film)\|Mrs. Mike]]''.<ref name="he4g">{{cite news \|work=Los Angeles Times \|title=Evelyn Keyes Finally Elevated to Stardom; Leading Lady Bridges Gap Between 'Good' and 'Great' by Her 'Mrs. Mike' \|date=1949-10-02 \|first=Hedda \|last=Hopper \|page=D1 \|quote=Until "Mrs. Mike," Evelyn Keyes had always been considered a fine leading lady rather than a star in the true sense of the word. She seemed to have lacked that final push that bridges the gap between "good" and "great."}}</ref> Keyes' last major film role was a small part as [[Tom Ewell]]'s vacationing wife in ''[[Wikipedia:The Seven Year Itch\|The Seven Year Itch]]'' (1955), which starred [[Marilyn Monroe]]. Keyes officially retired in 1956, but continued to act.		[[Wikipedia:Columbia Pictures\|Columbia Pictures]] signed her to a contract. In 1941, she played an [[Wikipedia:ingenue (stock character)\|ingenue]] in ''[[Wikipediae:Here Comes Mr. Jordan\|Here Comes Mr. Jordan]]''. She spent most of the early 1940s playing leads in many of Columbia's B dramas and mysteries. She appeared as the female lead opposite [[Wikipedia:Larry Parks\|Larry Parks]] in Columbia's blockbuster hit ''[[Wikipedia:The Jolson Story\|The Jolson Story]]'' (1946). She followed this up with an enjoyable minor screwball comedy, ''[[Wikipedia:The Mating of Millie\|Mating of Millie]]'', with [[Wikipedia:Glenn Ford\|Glenn Ford]]. She was then in a 1949 role as Kathy Flannigan in ''[[Mrs. Mike (film)\|Mrs. Mike]]''.<ref name="he4g">{{cite news \|work=Los Angeles Times \|title=Evelyn Keyes Finally Elevated to Stardom; Leading Lady Bridges Gap Between 'Good' and 'Great' by Her 'Mrs. Mike' \|date=1949-10-02 \|first=Hedda \|last=Hopper \|page=D1 \|quote=Until "Mrs. Mike," Evelyn Keyes had always been considered a fine leading lady rather than a star in the true sense of the word. She seemed to have lacked that final push that bridges the gap between "good" and "great."}}</ref> Keyes' last major film role was a small part as [[Wikipedia:Tom Ewell\|Tom Ewell]]'s vacationing wife in ''[[Wikipedia:The Seven Year Itch\|The Seven Year Itch]]'' (1955), which starred [[Marilyn Monroe]]. Keyes officially retired in 1956, but continued to act.
	==References==		==References==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}

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	'''Evelyn Keyes''' was an [[American]] [[actress]].		'''Evelyn Keyes''' (November 20, 1916 – July 4, 2008) was an [[American]] [[actress]] who is best known for her role as [[Wikipedia:Gone With the Wind (film)#Cast\|Suellen O'Hara]] in the 1939 film ''[[Wikipedia:Gone with the Wind (film)\|Gone with the Wind]]''.
			==Film career==
			A chorus girl by age 18, Keyes came out to Hollywood and was introduced to [[Cecil B. DeMille]] who in her own words “signed me to a personal contract without even making a test”.<ref>Interview with Johnny Carson, [[The Tonight Show]], July 28, 1977</ref> After a handful of [[B movie]]s at [[Paramount Pictures]], she landed a minor role in ''[[Gone with the Wind (film)\|Gone with the Wind]]'' (1939), that of [[Scarlett O'Hara]]'s sister Suellen.<ref name="ap3">{{cite news \|work=Associated Press \|title=Actress Evelyn Keyes dies at 91 in California \|url=https://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080712/ap_en_mo/obit_keyes_6 \|first=Bob \|last=Thomas \|date=2008-07-12}}</ref> (She was later interviewed for the 1988 documentary ''[[The Making of a Legend: Gone with the Wind]]''.)

			[[Columbia Pictures]] signed her to a contract. In 1941, she played an [[Wikipedia:ingenue (stock character)\|ingenue]] in ''[[Wikipediae:Here Comes Mr. Jordan\|Here Comes Mr. Jordan]]''. She spent most of the early 1940s playing leads in many of Columbia's B dramas and mysteries. She appeared as the female lead opposite [[Wikipedia:Larry Parks\|Larry Parks]] in Columbia's blockbuster hit ''[[Wikipedia:The Jolson Story\|The Jolson Story]]'' (1946). She followed this up with an enjoyable minor screwball comedy, ''[[Wikipedia:The Mating of Millie\|Mating of Millie]]'', with [[Wikipedia:Glenn Ford\|Glenn Ford]]. She was then in a 1949 role as Kathy Flannigan in ''[[Mrs. Mike (film)\|Mrs. Mike]]''.<ref name="he4g">{{cite news \|work=Los Angeles Times \|title=Evelyn Keyes Finally Elevated to Stardom; Leading Lady Bridges Gap Between 'Good' and 'Great' by Her 'Mrs. Mike' \|date=1949-10-02 \|first=Hedda \|last=Hopper \|page=D1 \|quote=Until "Mrs. Mike," Evelyn Keyes had always been considered a fine leading lady rather than a star in the true sense of the word. She seemed to have lacked that final push that bridges the gap between "good" and "great."}}</ref> Keyes' last major film role was a small part as [[Tom Ewell]]'s vacationing wife in ''[[Wikipedia:The Seven Year Itch\|The Seven Year Itch]]'' (1955), which starred [[Marilyn Monroe]]. Keyes officially retired in 1956, but continued to act.
			==References==
			{{Reflist}}

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'''Evelyn Keyes''' was an [[American]] [[actress]].

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