Joan Blondell - Revision history

Balin42632003 at 03:42, 19 December 2024

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KerkoveFan at 22:04, 7 May 2014

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	'''Joan Blondell''' was an [[American]] [[actress]] and [[pin-up model]]. Her first major role was opposite Jimmy Cagney in ''Blond Crazy'' (1931) and shortly thereafter she featured in Busby Berkeley's ''Golddiggers of 1933''. Over the next two decades Blondell starred in more than 100 Hollywood movies, ranging from musicals to Film Noir, dancing and acting with such luminaries as Dick Powell, Ginger Rogers, and Fred Astaire. During the 1950s she successfully transitioned to television, made many guest appearances, and had strong roles in several successful series. Having once stated that "my 'can' got me into the film business", Blondell was also not averse to shedding her clothes at tinsletown parties.<ref>''Celebrity Skin'', Vol. I, #4, 1981</ref>		'''Joan Blondell''' was an [[American]] [[actress]] and [[pin-up model]]. Her first major role was opposite Jimmy Cagney in ''Blond Crazy'' (1931) and shortly thereafter she featured in Busby Berkeley's ''Golddiggers of 1933''. Over the next two decades Blondell starred in more than 100 Hollywood movies, ranging from musicals to Film Noir, dancing and acting with such luminaries as Dick Powell, Ginger Rogers, and Fred Astaire. During the 1950s she successfully transitioned to television, made many guest appearances, and had strong roles in several successful series. Having once stated that "my 'can' got me into the film business", Blondell was also not averse to shedding her clothes at tinsletown parties.<ref>''Celebrity Skin'', Vol. I, #4, 1981</ref>

	~~Often~~ mistaken with [[Dagmar (1950s nudist)]].		She is often mistaken with 1950s nudist [[Dagmar (1950s nudist)\|Dagmar]].

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Boobslover74 at 11:33, 4 March 2013

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	Often mistaken with [[Dagmar (1950s nudist)]].		Often mistaken with [[Dagmar (1950s nudist)]].

			==External Links==
			*{{vefdt\|40198}}

	==References==		==References==

Another l33cher: people usually mistake that 1950s nudist for Blondell, who'd be over 40 by then

2012-11-27T18:55:24Z

people usually mistake that 1950s nudist for Blondell, who'd be over 40 by then

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	\| alias = ~~Joan Blondell~~		\| alias =

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	'''Joan Blondell''' was an [[American]] [[actress]] and [[pin-up model]]. Her first major role was opposite Jimmy Cagney in ''Blond Crazy'' (1931) and shortly thereafter she featured in Busby Berkeley's ''Golddiggers of 1933''. Over the next two decades Blondell starred in more than 100 Hollywood movies, ranging from musicals to Film Noir, dancing and acting with such luminaries as Dick Powell, Ginger Rogers, and Fred Astaire. During the 1950s she successfully transitioned to television, made many guest appearances, and had strong roles in several successful series. Having once stated that "my 'can' got me into the film business", Blondell was also not averse to shedding her clothes at tinsletown parties.<ref>''Celebrity Skin'', Vol. I, #4, 1981</ref>		'''Joan Blondell''' was an [[American]] [[actress]] and [[pin-up model]]. Her first major role was opposite Jimmy Cagney in ''Blond Crazy'' (1931) and shortly thereafter she featured in Busby Berkeley's ''Golddiggers of 1933''. Over the next two decades Blondell starred in more than 100 Hollywood movies, ranging from musicals to Film Noir, dancing and acting with such luminaries as Dick Powell, Ginger Rogers, and Fred Astaire. During the 1950s she successfully transitioned to television, made many guest appearances, and had strong roles in several successful series. Having once stated that "my 'can' got me into the film business", Blondell was also not averse to shedding her clothes at tinsletown parties.<ref>''Celebrity Skin'', Vol. I, #4, 1981</ref>

			Often mistaken with [[Dagmar (1950s nudist)]].

	==References==		==References==

The Honorable at 22:43, 30 June 2011

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	\| alias = Joan Blondell		\| alias = Joan Blondell
	~~\| real name = Rose Blustein~~

	\| birth month = August		\| birth month = August
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	\| birth location = New York City		\| birth location = New York City
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	\| death month = December		\| death month = December

The Honorable at 18:57, 6 February 2011

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	\| death location = Santa Monica, CA		\| death location = Santa Monica, CA

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Dekkappai: typo

2010-08-14T02:56:53Z

typo

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	'''Joan Blondell''' was an [[American]] [[actress]] and [[pin-up model]]. Her first major role was opposite Jimmy Cagney in ''Blond Crazy'' (1931) and shortly ~~therefater~~ she featured in Busby Berkeley's ''Golddiggers of 1933''. Over the next two decades Blondell starred in more than 100 Hollywood movies, ranging from musicals to Film Noir, dancing and acting with such luminaries as Dick Powell, Ginger Rogers, and Fred Astaire. During the 1950s she successfully transitioned to television, made many guest appearances, and had strong roles in several successful series. Having once stated that "my 'can' got me into the film business", Blondell was also not averse to shedding her clothes at tinsletown parties.<ref>''Celebrity Skin'', Vol. I, #4, 1981</ref>		'''Joan Blondell''' was an [[American]] [[actress]] and [[pin-up model]]. Her first major role was opposite Jimmy Cagney in ''Blond Crazy'' (1931) and shortly thereafter she featured in Busby Berkeley's ''Golddiggers of 1933''. Over the next two decades Blondell starred in more than 100 Hollywood movies, ranging from musicals to Film Noir, dancing and acting with such luminaries as Dick Powell, Ginger Rogers, and Fred Astaire. During the 1950s she successfully transitioned to television, made many guest appearances, and had strong roles in several successful series. Having once stated that "my 'can' got me into the film business", Blondell was also not averse to shedding her clothes at tinsletown parties.<ref>''Celebrity Skin'', Vol. I, #4, 1981</ref>

	==References==		==References==

Vmuncher at 18:52, 13 August 2010

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Vmuncher at 18:36, 13 August 2010

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The Honorable at 08:52, 5 August 2010

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	'''Joan Blondell''' was an [[American]] ~~[[Jewish]]<ref>Len Chetkin, ''Guess Who's Jewish?'' (Norfolk, 1985), pp. 15-16; Ron Landau, ''Book of Jewish Lists'' (NY, 1982), p. 1</ref>~~ [[actress]] and [[pin-up model]]. Her first major role was opposite Jimmy Cagney in ''Blond Crazy'' (1931) and shortly therefater she featured in Busby Berkeley's ''Golddiggers of 1933''. Over the next two decades Blondell starred in more than 100 Hollywood movies, ranging from musicals to Film Noir, dancing and acting with such luminaries as Dick Powell, Ginger Rogers, and Fred Astaire. During the 1950s she successfully transitioned to television, made many guest appearances, and had strong roles in several successful series. Having once stated that "my 'can' got me into the film business", Blondell was also not averse to shedding her clothes at tinsletown parties.<ref>''Celebrity Skin'', Vol. I, #4, 1981</ref>		'''Joan Blondell''' was an [[American]] [[actress]] and [[pin-up model]]. Her first major role was opposite Jimmy Cagney in ''Blond Crazy'' (1931) and shortly therefater she featured in Busby Berkeley's ''Golddiggers of 1933''. Over the next two decades Blondell starred in more than 100 Hollywood movies, ranging from musicals to Film Noir, dancing and acting with such luminaries as Dick Powell, Ginger Rogers, and Fred Astaire. During the 1950s she successfully transitioned to television, made many guest appearances, and had strong roles in several successful series. Having once stated that "my 'can' got me into the film business", Blondell was also not averse to shedding her clothes at tinsletown parties.<ref>''Celebrity Skin'', Vol. I, #4, 1981</ref>

	==References==		==References==
	<references/>		<references/>

	[[Category:~~American~~]]		[[Category:Actresses]]
	[[Category:~~Jewish~~]]		[[Category:Pin-up models]]