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Time, The Place And The Girl, The (1946) -- (Movie Clip) Company Under The Table Martha Vickers is the young opera singer being charmed by scheming producer Dennis Morgan, Cuddles Sakall (using his own nickname) is her impresario granddad being all-but assaulted by Janis Paige, the girlfriend of producing partner Jack Carson, in The Time, The Place And The Girl, 1946.
14. Okt. 2023 · In the early 1970s, Martha Vickers was diagnosed with esophageal cancer , a type of cancer that affects the tube that connects the mouth to the stomach. She underwent surgery and radiation therapy , but the cancer spread to other parts of her body. She died on November 2, 1971, at Valley Presbyterian Hospital in Los Angeles , California.
Martha Vickers, die 22jährige amerikanische Filmschauspielerin, will ihrem Beruf den Rücken kehren. Ihr Ziel ist Modezeichnerin und Modejournalistin. »Es ist zwar unglaubhaft,« sagte sie ...
In films from 1942, model and cover girl Martha Vickers acted under her given name of MacVicar in her earliest screen assignments. She wasn't "Vickers" until her breakthrough film The Big Sleep (1946), in which she was cast as Carmen Sternwood, Lauren Bacalls debauched, thumb-sucking younger sister.
Martha married a third time in 1954 to Chilean polo player-turned-actor Manuel Rojas, best known for his co-starring role in The Magnificent Matador (1955), and she finally returned to the screen in The Big Bluff (1955) co-starring with John Bromfield. The momentum, however, was gone and the movie did nothing to generate new interest. She did move, however, into TV and performed effectively in ...
Martha Vickers was an American actress who appeared in "The Time, the Place and the Girl," "The Big Sleep," and "The Burglar." Credits. Actor Guest Producer Director Writer Music All Credits. The ...
21. Jan. 2019 · Vickers was 15 at that time. Vickers’ first film role was a small uncredited part in Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943). She played minor roles in several films during the early 1940s, working first at Universal Studios and then at RKO Pictures. She next went to Warner Bros., where “they gave her the star push, rearranging her surname ...
