#Marla AdamsDB28 August, Ocean City, NJ@#Mary Kay AdamsDB12 September@#Mason AdamsDB26 February 1919, New York, NYGA"Family Ties" (1982), as Prof. Lloyd Rhodes (1986)GATV commercials for Nuprin pain reliever (late 1980s)GARadio voiceovers for WPLJ-FM radio in New York, NY (1995)@#Maud AdamsRNWikstrom, MaudDB12 February 1945, Lulea, Sweden TRFormer model.@#Merv AdelsonSP'Barbara Walters' (qv) (? - 1992) (divorced)@#Mario AdorfDB8 September 1930, Zurich, Switzerland@#Max AdrianRNBor, MaxDB1 November 1903, Enniskillen, Northern IrelandDD19 January 1973, Surrey, England.@#Maria AitkenDB12 September 1945@#Muriel AkedDB9 November 1887, Bingley, EnglandDD21 March 1955@#Mabel AlbertsonDB1901DD28 September 1982 TRSister of Jack Albertson.@#Mary AldenDD1946@#Michael AldridgeDB9 September 1920, Glastonbury, Somerset, EnglandDD10 January 1994, London England@#Mike AlexanderDB1945@#Muhammad AliRNClay, CassiusDB18 January 1942, Louisville, KY TRFormer heavyweight boxing champion@#Mary AliceDB3 December 1941, Indianola, MS@#Marty AllenDB23 March 1922, Pittsburgh, PA@#Mel AllenDB14 February 1913@#Michael AllinsonDB30 December 1920, London, England@#May AllisonDD27 March 1989@#Merzak AllouacheDB6 October 1944@#Maria Conchita AlonsoDB1957, Havana, Cuba TRMiss Teen World 1971, Miss Venezuela 1975.@#Maedchen AmickDB1970, Reno, NV@#Morey AmsterdamDB14 December 1914, Chicago, IL@#Maureen AndermanDB26 October 1946@#Michael Anderson Jr.DB6 August 1943, London, England@#Mary AndersonDBBirmingham, AL@#Melissa Sue AndersonDB26 September 1962, Berkeley, CA@#Melody AndersonDB3 December 1955, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada@#Michael J. AndersonGA"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" ('If Wishes Were Horses'), asGARumpelstiltskin@#Maxene AndrewsDB3 January 1918, Minneapolis, MN TRMember of The Andrews Sisters singing trio.@#Marayat AndrianeRNBibidh, MarayatDB1932, Bangkok, Thailand TRAka Emmanuelle Arsan@#Maya AngelouRNJohnson, Marguerite AnnieDB4 April 1928, St. Louis, MOSP'Tosh Angelos' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Vusumzi Make' (qv) (? - 1963)HT6' 0"TRShe read her poem "On the Pulse Into Morning" at theTRinauguration of President Bill Clinton on 1/20/93.TRShe was the first black and female streetcar conductor in San Francisco.TRHer nickname "Maya" came from her older brother, Bailey,TRwho called her "My" and "Mine".TRDue to some traumatic event in her life (various reasonsTRhave been given), she stopped speaking between the ages of 7 and 12.TRShe recorded an album for Liberty Records in 1957 titled "Miss Calypso".AGDave La Camera Lordly and Dame, Inc.AG51 Church St.AGBoston, MA 02116@#Morris AnkrumDB28 August 1897, ILDD2 September 1964@#Michael AnsaraDB15 April 1922, Lowell, MAGA"Star Trek" (1966), as Kang (ep. 'Day of the Dove')GA"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993), as Kang (ep. 'Blood Oath')@#Michelangelo AntonioniDB29 September 1912, Ferrara, ItalyOW"Quel Bowling Sul Tevere/That Bowling Alley On The Tiber", (1983)TRIn 1940, he worked as an editorial secretary forTRCINEMA, an entertainment magazine published by theTRFascist Entertainment Guild, and edited by the son ofTRBenito Mussolini.SP'Letizia Balboni' (qv) (1942 - ?)SP'Enrica Fico' (qv) (1986 - ?)@#Michael AptedDB10 February 1941 TRFormer researcher at Granada TV.@#Malcolm ArnoldRNArnold, Malcolm HenryDB21 October 1921 BGBorn in Northampton, UK. Studied composition with Arthur JacobBGat RCM. First trumpet in LPO. Left orchestra in 1948 for a careerBGin composition and conducting.OWScore to Bridge on the River Kwai won him an Oscar for ten days work.OWMany symphonies, concerti, and chamber compositions. BYStephen Page @#Mark ArnottDB15 June 1950, Chicago, IL@#Martin ArsenaultDD23 September 1992, Los Angeles, CA (ulcer)@#Martin AsheDD15 April 1991@#Matthew AshfordDB29 January, Davenport, IA@#MacKenzie AstinRNAstin, Mackenzi AlexanderDB12 May 1973, Los Angeles, CaliforniaNKMackTRSon of actor John Astin and actress Patty DukeTRBrother of actor Sean Astin@#Mary AstorRNLanghanke, Lucile VasconcellosDB3 May 1906, Quincy, ILDD25 September 1987, heart attack BGHer German immigrant father pushed her into a beauty contest at 14BGand her first movie "Sentimental Tommy" (1921) at 15. After aBGnumber of minor parts she starred in John Barrymore's "BeauBGBrummel" (1924) She had a lively affair with Barrymore, over withBGbefore she starred a second time with him, in "Don Juan" (1926),BGthe first silent movie with Vitaphone music and sound effects.BGHer first husband, director Kenneth Hawks (brother of Howard),BGdied in a 1930 plane crash. 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SheBGlived her final years confined to the Motion Picture Country Home.BOautobiography - "My Story" (1959)BOautobiography - "A Life on Film" (1971) BYEd Stephan @#Malcolm AtterburyDB20 February 1907, Philadelphia, PADD23 August 1992, Beverly Hills.@#Michel AuclairRNVujovic, VladimirDB14 September 1922, Germany@#Maxine AudleyDB29 April 1923, London, EnglandDD23 July 1992, Heart Attack, London.@#Mischa AuerRNOunskowsky, MischaDB17 November 1905, St. Petersburg, RussiaDD5 March 1967, Heart Attack, Rome.@#Marie AultRNCragg, MaryDB2 September 1870, Wigan, EnglandDD9 May 1951@#Margaret AveryDBMangum, OK@#Mary BadhamDB1952?, England TRSister of John Badham.@#Max Baer Jr.DB4 December 1937, Oakland, CA TRJethro of "The Beverly Hillbillies", son of boxer Max Baer@#Max BaerDB11 February 1909, Omaha, NEDD21 November 1959 TRHeavyweight boxing champ of the 1930's who made several filmsTRFather of Max Baer Jr.@#Maroun BagdadiDBJanuary 1950DD10 December 1993, Beirut Lebanon, fell down elevator shaft@#Marina BakerRNBaker, Marina AugustaDB8 December 1967, Windsor, EnglandHT5' 7"TRPlayboy Playmate of the Month March 1987TRPlayboy Video Calendar model, 1988TRPlayboy Playmate Six-Pack Video model, 1992OWPlayed Priscilla Presley in stage musical "Forever Elvis."@#Michael BalconDB19 May 1896, Birmingham, EnglandDD16 October 1977 TRProducer. Father of actress Jill Balcon.@#Martin BalsamDB4 November 1919, New York, NY@#Monty BanksDD1950@#Margaret BannermanDB15 December 1896, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaDD25 April 1976@#Mijanou BardotRNBardot, Marie-JeanneDB1939, Paris, France TRSister of Brigitte Bardot.@#Margaret BarkerDD3 April 1992, New York (lung cancer, age 83)@#Marie-Christine BarraultDB21 March 1944, Paris, France TRNiece of Jean-Louis Barrault@#Majel BarrettDB23 February, Columbus, OHSP'Gene Roddenberry' (qv) (? - ?)@#Mona BarrieRNSmith, MonaDB18 December 1909, London, England@#Mikhail BaryshnikovDB27 January 1948, Riga, Latvia, USSR BGHis father was an engineer and his mother a dressmaker. WhileBGstarring with the Kirov Ballet, he defected to the United States inBG1974, joining the American Ballet Theatre. In 1978-9 he danced withBGGeorge Ballanchine's New York City Ballet. He received an OscarBGnomination for his film debut as Yuril in "The Turning Point"BG(1977). He played a defecting Soviet ballet star in "White Nights"BG(1985). In 1989 he made his Broadway debut acting inBG"Metamorphosis". Jessica Lange bore him a daughter.TRBallet dancer turned actor BYEd Stephan @#Michael BatesDB4 December 1920, Jhansi, IndiaDD11 January 1978@#Michelle BauerDB1958, Los Angeles, CA@#Mario BavaBGThe Italian director Mario Bava was born in 1914. His father, EugenioBGBava, was a cinematographer in the early days of the Italian filmBGindustry. Bava was trained as a painter, and when he eventuallyBGfollowed his father into film photography his artistic background ledBGhim to a strong belief in the importance of visual composition inBGfilmmaking. Other than a series of shorts in the forties which heBGdirected, Bava was a cinematographer until 1960. He developed aBGreputation as a special effects genius, and was able to use opticalBGtrickery to great success. Among the directors for whom BavaBGphotographed films were Paolo Heusch, Riccardo Freda, Jacques Tourneur,BGand Raoul Walsh. While working with Freda on I Vampiri in 1956, theBGdirector left the project after an argument with the producers and theBGfilm mostly unfinished. Bava stepped in and directed the majority ofBGthe movie, finishing it on schedule. This film, also known as TheBGDevil's Commandment, inspired a wave of gothic Italian horror films.BGAfter a similar incident occurred on Freda's Caltiki in 1959, and Bava'sBGhaving been credited with "saving" Tourneur's Giant of Marathon (1959),BGGalatea urged Bava to direct any film he wanted with their financing.BGThe film that emerged, The Mask of Satan aka Black Sunday, is one hisBGmost well known as well as one of his best. This widely influentialBGmovie also started the horror career of Barbara Steele. While The MaskBGof Satan is a black and white film, it was in the color milieu that theBGdirector excelled. The projects which followed began to developBGstunning photography, making great use of lighting, set design, andBGcamera positioning to compliment mise-en-scenes bathed in deepBGprimaries. Through works such as Hercules in the Haunted World (1961),BGThe Whip and the Body (1963), and Planet of the Vampires (1965) Bava'sBGfilms took on the look of works of art. In the films The Evil Eye (1963)BGand Blood and Black Lace (1964) he created the style and substance ofBGthe giallo, a genre which would be perfected in the later films of DarioBGArgento. Bava worked in many popular genres, including viking films,BGpeplum, spaghetti westerns, action, and even softcore, but it is hisBGhorror films and gialli which stand out and for which he is bestBGremembered. Recommended are Black Sunday, The Whip and the Body, BloodBGand Black Lace, Kill Baby Kill, Twitch of the Death Nerve, and Lisa andBGthe Devil. Bava's son Lamberto served as his assistant on most of hisBGfilms since 1965, and since 1980 has been a director himself. LambertoBGBava's films include Macabre, Demons, and Body Puzzle. Mario Bava diedBGin 1980. BYJeff Dove @#Meredith BaxterDB21 June 1947, Los Angeles, CA TRMother of twins, Peter and Mollie, born 1984SP'David Birney' (qv) (? - ?)@#Matthew BeardDD8 January 1981@#Michael BeckDB4 February 1949, Memphis, TN@#Molly BeeDB18 August 1939, Oklahoma City, OK@#Maria BelgadoDD24 June 1969 TRDied after short illness in Hollywood at age 63.@#Marshall BellDBTulsa, OKSP'Milena Canonero' (qv) (? - present)@#Madge BellamyRNPhilpott, Margaret DerdenDB30 June 1902, Hillsboro, TXDD24 January 1990, Upland, CA (heart failure) TRSilent screen actress.@#Maria Luisa BembergDB14 April 1922DD7 May 1995@#Michael BendettiDB21 August 1967@#Marjorie BennettDB1894, AustraliaDD14 June 1982@#Matt Bennett (I)DD29 March 1991, Lexington, KY (brain tumor, age 52)@#Meg BennettDB4 October, Los Angeles, CA@#Marisa BerensonDB15 February 1946, New York, NY@#Milton BerleRNBerlinger, MiltonDB12 July 1908, New York, NY@#Melvin BernhardtTRTony-award-winning Director for 'Da'.OWAlso directed numerous 'Another World' episodes.@#Michael BerrymanDBLos AngelesHT6' 2"GA"Highway to Heaven" (1985), as [unknown]GA"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1988), as [unknown]GA"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987), as Captain Rixx (epGA'Conspiracy') "Tales from the Crypt" (1991), as [unknown]GA"Alf" (1986), as [unknown]GA"Love and Curses", as [unknown]GA"The Fall Guy", as [unknown]GA"First and Ten", as [unknown]GA"What a Country", as [unknown]GAMusic video for Motley Crue: "Smokin' in the Boys' Room" (1985)GAMusic video for Motley Crue: "Home Sweet Home" (1986)GADan Reed Band, OafGATV commercial for Mug Root BeerGA"The Highwayman" (Pilot, 1987)@#Martine BeswickDB1941, Kingston, JamaicaGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Lana (ep. 'The Color of Hammer')@#Mary BethSP'William Hurt' (qv) (? - ?)@#Mayim BialikDB12 December 1975, San Diego, CA TRHer first name means "water" in Hebrew.@#Michael BiehnRNBiehn, Michael ConnellDB31 July 1956, Anniston, Alabama, USA BGMichael spent his first 13 years in Lincoln, Nebraska before his familyBGmoved to LakeBGHavasu City, Arizona. He won a drama scholarship to the University ofBGArizona. HeBGsoon moved on to Los Angeles and started modeling and doing commercialsBGand smallBGTV roles. Michael currently lives in Sherman Oaks, California with hisBGwife and son,BGCaelan Michael (now 2 years old). He also has twin boys, Devon andBGTaylor, from his first marriage.GA"The Terrible Secret", as Seth (1979)GA"Hill Street Blues" (1981), as Rookie Patrolman Randall Buttman (1984)GAEpisode titles are: Rookie Nookie, 10/18/84GAFowl Play, 10/25/84GABangladesh Slowly, 11/1/84 BYDiana Hollins@#Marie BlakeRNMacDonald, Edith BlossomDB1896, PhiladelphiaDD14 January 1978, Los Angeles, CA BGBlossom was the second daughter of Daniel and Anne MacDonald; herBGfather was a contractor and politician. Her older sister Elsie,BGyounger sister Jeanette and she were given early theatricalBGtraining. Blossom and Marie played Philadelphia vaudeville housesBGwhile still youngsters. Marie went to New York where she wedBGClarence Rock in 1926; they toured in vaudeville for three years.BGWhen vaudeville died she toured with her husband in "Grand Hotel"BGand, in 1936, played a streetwalker in "Dead End". The MGM talentBGagent who saw her in this signed her to the same studio as her nowBGfamous sister Jeanette. Re-named Marie Blake, she debuted in JoanBGCrawford's' "Mannequin" and, in 1938 she became established asBGSally the phone operator in the Dr. Kildare series. After the lastBGof these in 1947 she left MGM, freelancing and doing bit parts.BGShe appeared in television often, becoming widely known throughBGthe part of Granny in "The Addams Family" series (1964). HerBGhusband was night manager at the Beverly Hilton Hotel for fifteenBGyears, dying in 1960. She lived in retirement at the MotionBGPicture Country Home.BOJ.R. Parish and R. L. Bowers, "The MGM Stock Company: The Golden Years"BOobituary, "Variety" for 1 February 1978, p 111SP'Clarence Rock' (qv) (1926 - 1960) (widowed) BYEd Stephan @#Mel BlancRNBlanc, Melvin JeromeDB30 May 1908, San Francisco, CADD10 July 1989 BGVoice specialist from radio, movies and TV rarely seen by his widespreadBGaudience. On 40's radio, for example, _his voice_ supplied the soundBGeffects for the comedian Jack Benny's antique Maxwell automobile's gasp-BGing and wheezing and struggling to crank up. More widely recognized asBGthe voice of virtually every major character in the Warner Bros. cartoonBGpantheon, including Porky Pig, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety &BGSylvester both, Yosemite Sam et al. Since Blanc's death, 'Mel Blanc Jr.'BG(qv) has taken up some of his father's mantle.QU"I t'ought I taw a putty-tat!"QU"Thufferin' thuccotash!"QU"Er...What's up, doc?"QU"That's all, folks!" (Tag line of every WB cartoon; Blanc's epitaphQUalso.) BYBill Takacs @#Mark BlankfieldDB8 MayGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Slag (ep. 'State of Sledge')GA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Soviet scientist (ep. 'Comrade Hammer')@#Monte BlueDB11 January 1890, Indianapolis, INDD18 February 1963, Milwaukee, WI (heart attack) TRSilent film actor.@#Mark BlumDB14 May 1950, Newark, NJ@#Mary BolandDB28 January 1882, Philadelphia, PADD23 June 1965, New York, NY@#Michael BoltonRNBolotin, MichaelDBAbout 1954, CT@#Michel BouquetDBNovember 1926, Paris, France@#Major Edward BowesDB14 June 1874@#Maurice BraddellDD28 July 1990@#Michael BrainardDB23 November 1965, Hollywood, CA@#Marlon BrandoRNBrando Jr., MarlonDB3 April 1924, Omaha, NEAGEd Limato, ICM@#Michael BrandonRNFeldman, MichaelDBBrooklyn, NYSP'Lindsay Wagner' (qv) (divorced)SP'Glynis Barber' (qv) (? - ?)@#Melissa BrennanDB14 March 1967, Eatontown, NJ@#Mario BrentaDB17 April 1942@#Martin BrestDB8 August 1951, Bronx, NY@#May BrittRNWilkens, MaybrittDB22 March 1936, Sweden@#Morgan BrittanyRNCupito, SuzanneDB5 December 1951, Los Angeles, CAGA"Married with Children" (1987), as Marilyn Beamis (05/89)@#Matthew BroderickDB21 March 1962, New York City, New York TRSon of actor James Broderick@#Mel BrooksRNKaminsky, MelvinDB28 June 1926, New York, NY TRDirector@#Michael BryantDB5 April 1928, London, England@#Manolo Gomez BurRNGomez Lopez de la Osa, ManuelDD30 May 1991, Baile, Spain (age 74) TRSpanish comedian.@#Mark BurgDBHartsdale, NY TRGraduate of Ithaca College (Ithaca, NY USA)@#Michael BurkeRNBurke, Michael ReillyGA"Earth 2", as [unknown]@#Michelle BurkeDB12 December 1973, Defiance, Ohio TRGrew up in a farm in south Dakota. Joined the army at age ten,TREntertained soldiers before battles. Good at squash, and baking.HT5' 2"GACasablancaNKFuzzyTRCan blink at very high speeds, sometimes up to 9 per second.QU"Who ate all the Novacaine?"BO"Ghost Town"BTThe Collection@#Maryedith BurrellDB20 May@#Merritt ButrickDB1960?DD17 March 1989 (AIDS)@#Max BygravesDB16 October 1922, London, EnglandQU"I've arrived, and to prove it, I'm here"@#Marion ByronDD5 July 1985@#Michael CadeDB14 June 1973@#Michael CaineRNMicklewhite, MauriceDB14 March 1933, St.Olave's Hospital, Rotherhithe, London, England TRCo-owns top London restaurant Langan's Brasserie.TRAwarded British Variety Club Award for Best Film Actor 1987TRNominated for an Emmy for 'Jekyll & Hyde (1990)'TRAwarded CBE (Commander Of The Most Excellent Order Of The British Empire)TRin 1993.TROwns his own Film Production company.SP'Patricia Haines' (qv) (1954 - c.1957)SP'Shakira Caine' (qv) (8 January 1973 - present)OW"Not Many People Know That!" (Robson, 1984), ISBN 0-340-37905-7OW"And Not Many People Know This Either" (Robson, 1985) ISBNOW0-340-39982-1 "Not Many People Know It's 1988!" (Robson, 1987) ISBNOW0-86051-456-1 "Michael Caine's Moving Picture Show" (Robson, 1988)OWISBN 0-340-50827-2 "What's It all About?" (Autobiography) (Century,OW1992) ISBN 07126 3567 XBO"Raising Caine : The Authorised Biography" by William HallBO(Sidgwick & Jackson, 1981) ISBN 0-283-98777-4BO"Candidly Caine" by Elaine Gallagher (Robson, 1990) ISBN 0-86051-671-7QU"Not a lot of people know that" Michael CaineGA"Hamlet At Elsinore", as Horatio, BBC 19th April 1964GA"Saturday Night Theatre : Cornelius", as Cornelius, ITV 8th February 1969GA"The Trouble With Michael Caine", ITV 1st January 1989@#Michael CallanRNCalinieff, MartinDB22 November 1935, Philadelphia, PA@#Michael CallenDB1955DD27 December 1993, AIDS@#Maria CallousRNKalogeropoulos, MariaDD16 September 1977 TROpera star@#Milena CanoneroSP'Marshall Bell' (qv) (? - present)@#Max CantorDD3 October 1991 TRJournalist.@#Macdonald CareyDB1913DD21 March 1994, cancerOW"The Days of My Life" (1991 autobiography)@#Mariah CareyDBHuntington, NY@#Matthew Thomas CareyDB6 April 1980@#Michael CarmineDD14 October 1989 TRDied at age 30.@#Morris CarnovskyDB5 September 1897, St. Louis, MODD1 September 1992 TRDied of natural causes in Easton CT.@#Martine CarolRNMourer, Maryse LouiseDB16 May 1920, Saint-Mande (near Paris), FranceDD6 February 1967 TRFrench actress, a.k.a. Maryse Arley. Died of heart attack in Monte Carlo.@#Mary CarrDB14 March 1874, Philadelphia, PADD24 June 1973 TRDied in Woodland Hills CA.@#Mary Jane CarrDD11 January 1990@#Mareike CarriereBGBrother Mathieu Carriere@#Mathieu CarriereDB2 August 1950, Hanover, West Germany TRSister - Mareike Carriere@#Madeleine CarrollRNO'Carroll, Marie-Madeleine BernadetteDB26 February 1906, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, EnglandDD2 October 1987@#Mary CarverDB3 May 1924, Los Angeles, CA@#Maria CasaresRNQuiroga, Maria CasaresDB21 November 1922, La Coruna, Spain TRFrench actress@#Maxwell CaulfieldDB23 November 1959, Glasgow, Scotland@#Marge ChampionDB2 September 1923, Los Angeles, CA@#Miles ChapinDB6 December 1954, New York, NY@#Marguerite ChapmanDB9 March 1918, Chatham, NY@#Mark Lindsay ChapmanDBLondon, England.@#Murray ChapmanDB10 November 1970 BGBorn in Winnipeg, Canada, lived in Vancouver, Canada for 10 years,BGcurrently living in Brisbane, Australia.HT194cmNKMuzzleAGmuzzle@cs.uq.oz.auOWBlade Runner Frequently Asked Questions List. BYMurray Chapman @#Mary CharlesonDD3 December 1961 TRDied in Woodland Hills CA at age 76.@#Melanie ChartoffDB15 December 1955, West Haven, CTGA"Married with Children" (1987), as lawyer Laurie Diamond (03/93)@#Maury ChaykinTRMaury finally won a "Gennie" Award (Canadian Oscar)TRfor "best male actor" in "Whale Music", in 1994.@#Michael ChekhovDB29 August 1891, RussiaDD30 September 1955@#Maurice ChevalierDB12 September 1888, Paris, FranceDD1 January 1972@#Michael ChiklisDB30 August 1963@#Margaret ChoRNCho, MoranDB5 December 1968, San Francisco, CA@#Marvin J. ChomskyDB1929@#Michael CiminoDB1943, New York, NY@#Mary ClareDB17 July 1894, London, EnglandDD29 August 1970@#Mamo ClarkDD18 December 1986@#Marguerite ClarkDD1940@#Marilyn ClarkDB28 September 1929, Spokane, WA@#Matt ClarkDB25 November 1936, Washington, DC@#Mae ClarkeRNKlotz, MaryDB10 August 1910, Philadelphia, PADD29 April 1992, Woodland Hills, CA (cancer)@#Marc ClementDD17 February 1990@#Montgomery CliftRNClift, Edward MontgomeryDB17 October 1920, Omaha, NEDD23 July 1966, New York NY (coronary artery occlusion) BGMonty was born just after his twin sister Roberta and eighteen monthsBGafter his brother Brooks. Their father William made a lot of money inBGbanking but was quite poor during the depression. Their mother EthelBG"Sunny" was born out of wedlock and spent much of her life and theBGfamily fortune finding her illustrious southern lineage and raising herBGchildren as aristocrats. At thirteen Monty appeared on Broadway ("FlyBGAway Home"), remaining in New York theatre for over ten years beforeBGcoming to Hollywood. By that time he was an accomplished actor, notableBGfor the intensity with which he researched and entered into his roles.BGHe was also by that time exclusively homosexual, though he maintained aBGnumber of close friendships with theatre women (heavily promoted byBGstudio publicists). His film debut was "Red River" with John Wayne,BGquickly followed by his early personal success "The Search" (OscarBGnominations for this, "A Place in the Sun", "From Here to Eternity" andBG"Judgment at Nuremberg"). By 1950 he was troubled with allergies andBGcolitis (the army had rejected him in WWII for chronic diarrhea) and,BGalong with pill problems he was alcoholic. He spent a great deal of timeBGand money on psychiatry. In 1956 during filming of "Raintree County" heBGran his car into a tree after leaving a party at Elizabeth Taylor's; itBGwas she who saved him from choking by pulling out two teeth lodged inBGhis throat. His smashed face was rebuilt, he reconciled with hisBGestranged father, but he continued bedeviled by dependency on drugs andBGguilt over homosexuality. Monty managed to slowly develop a moreBGsensible lifestyle back in his New York brownstone, and he was set toBGplay in Taylor's "Reflections in a Golden Eye", when his companionBGLorenzo James found him lying nude on top of his bed, dead from what theBGautopsy called "occlusive coronary artery disease".BOP. Bosworth, "Montogmery Clift: A Biography"BOP. Fox-Sheinwold, "Too Young to Die"OWBroadway plays:OWFly Away Home (1935)OWJubilee (1935)OWYour Obedient Husband (1938)OWEye On The Sparrow (1938)OWThe Wind And The Rain (1938)OWDame Nature (1938)OWThe Mother (1939)OWThere Shall Be No Night (1940)OWMexican Mural (1942)OWThe Skin Of Our Teeth (1942)OWOur Town (1944 (1944)OWThe Searching Wind (1944)OWFoxhole In The Parlor (1945)OWYou Touched Me! (1945)OWThe Seagull (1954) BYEd Stephan @#Mindy CohnDB20 May 1966, Los Angeles, CA@#Maria ColeDB1 August 1920, Boston, MA@#Margaret ColinDB1957, New York, NY@#Madeleine CollinsonDB22 July 1952, Malta TRTwin sister of Mary Collinson@#Mary CollinsonDB22 July 1952, Malta TRTwin sister of Madeleine Collinson@#Miriam ColonDB1945, Ponce, Puerto Rico@#Mike ConnorsRNOhanian, KrekerDB15 August 1925, Fresno, CA@#Michael ConradDBNYDD22 November 1983@#Michael ConstantineRNJoanides, ConstantineDB22 May 1927, Reading, PA@#Morgan ConwayDD16 November 1981@#Martha CoolidgeDB1946@#Marilyn CooperDB14 December 1939, New York, NY@#Melville CooperDB15 October 1896, Birmingham, EnglandDD17 November 1971 TRDied of cancer in Woodland Hills CA.@#Merian C. CooperQU"You are going to have the tallest, darkest leading man in Hollywood"QU- To 'Fay Wray' (qv) regarding _King Kong (1933)_ (qv)@#Miriam CooperDB1893, MDDD1976, Charlottesville, VASP'Raoul' Walsh (1916 - 1926) (divorced)BK"Dark Lady of the Silents"@#Mara CordayRNWatts, MarilynDB3 January 1932, Santa Monica, CA@#Mariclare CostelloDB3 February, Peoria, IL@#Maurice CostelloDD1950@#Matthew CowlesSP'Christine Baranski' (qv) (? - ?)@#Michael CraigRNGregson, MichaelDB27 January 1928, Poona, India@#Michael CrawfordRNDumbell-Smith, MichaelDB19 January 1942, Salisbury, EnglandSP'Gabrielle Lewis' (qv) (1965 - 1975)TRCrawford was made an Officer of the British Empire (OBE).TRHe won a 1988 Tony for Best Actor in a Musical for "Phantom ofTRthe Opera."TRMichael and Gabrielle have two daughters. Lucy was married in the FallTRof 1994.TRMichael has two daughters, Emma and Lucy. Emma married Jeremy Bevan inTRNovember, 1994 in England.@#Monica CreelTRSister of Joy and Leanna Creel (triplets).@#Michael CrichtonDB23 October 1942, Chicago BGMichael was born in Chicago but grew up in a suburb of New York.BGHis father was a journalist, and encouraged him to write andBGto type. Michael gave up studying English at Harvard having becomeBGdisillusioned with the teaching standards - the final straw cameBGwhen he submitted an essay by George Orwell which was graded "B".BGAfter giving up English and spending a year in Europe, MichaelBGreturned to Boston and the Havard Medical School to train as aBGdoctor. He was persuaded several times not to quit the course butBGdid so after qualifying. During his medical student days he secretlyBGwrote novels; one of which, "A Case of Need", contained referencesBGto people at Harvard Medical School (he used the name JefferyBGHudson), but couldn't hide when it won an award and he had toBGcollect it in person. After giving up medicine, Michael moved toBGHollywood in the early 70s and began directing movies based on his.BGbooks. His first big break being 'Westworld' (qv).HT6' 9"TRMichael was exorcised in 1986QU"It's not easy to cut through a human head with a hacksaw".QU- first line of his autobiography.BO"Travels" autobiography. ISBN 0-345-35932-1 BYRob Hartill @#Michael CristoferDB22 January 1945@#Mary CrosbyRNCrosby, Mary FrancesDB14 September 1959, Los Angeles, CA@#Marcia CrossGA"Cheers" (1982), as Rebecca's sister Susan (1989)GA"Herman's Head" (1991), as Princess Gillian (05/92)@#Murphy CrossRNCross, Mary JaneDB22 June 1950, Laurelton, MD@#Melinda CuleaDB5 May@#Macaulay CulkinDB26 August 1980, New York, NYAGMacaulay CulkinAGC/O ICMAG40 West 57th StreetAGNew York, New York 10019TRStudied at the George Ballanchine School of American BalletTRStage debut at age of four in "Bach Babies"TRHosted an episode of "Saturday Night Live"OWMusic video for _Michael Jackson_ (qv): 'Black or White'@#Michael CurtizDB1888, HungaryDD1962@#Maryam D'AboDB27 December 1960, London, England TRCousin of Olivia D'Abo.@#Morton DaCostaRNTecosky, MortonDB7 March 1914, Philadelphia, PA@#Marcel DalioRNBlauschild, IsraelDB23 September 1899, Paris, FranceDD20 November 1983@#Maurice DallimoreDB23 June 1912, EnglandDD20 February 1973 TRDied in Hollywood.@#Michael DamianDB22 April 1962, San Diego, CA@#Michael DanteRNVitti, RalphDB1935, Stamford, CT@#Maia DanzigerDB12 April, New York, NY@#Mireille DarcDB15 May 1940, Toulon, France@#Marion DaviesRNDouras, Marion CeceliaDB3 January 1897, Brooklyn, NYDD22 September 1961 TRDied of cancer in Los Angeles.@#Mac DavisDB21 January 1942, Lubbock, TX@#Mildred DavisDB22 February 1901, PADD18 August 1969 TRDied of coronary in Santa Monica CA.SP'Harold Lloyd' (qv) (? - ?)@#Miles DavisRNDavis III, Miles DeweyDB25 May 1926, Alton, ILDD28 September 1991 TRJazz trumpeter. Died of pneumonia, respiratory failure & strokeTRIn Los Angeles CA at age 65.@#Marguerite De La MotteDD1950@#Maria De MedeirosDB1955, Lisbon, Portugal@#Mariana De MoraesTRGranddaughter of poet Vinicius de Moraes@#Manoel De OliveiraDB11 December 1908@#Marie DeaDD1 March 1992 TRFrench actress. Died at age 72.@#Max DearlyDD1943@#Mylene DemongeotRNDemongeot, Marie-HeleneDB29 September 1936, Nice, France@#Maurice DenhamDB23 December 1909, Beckenham, Kent, England@#Michael DenisonDB1 November 1915, England@#Michael Des BarresGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Sir Guy (ep. 'Sledgepoo')GA"Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" (1993), as [unknown]GA(09/94)@#Maruschka DetmersDB16 December 1962, Schoonebeek, NetherlandsAGMaruschka DetmersAGc/o Myriam BruAG80 av. Charles-de-GaulleAG92200 Neuilly-sur-SeineAGFrance@#Marlene DietrichRNDietrich, Maria MagdaleneDB27 December 1901, Berlin, GermanyDD6 May 1992, Died of natural causes in Paris.BO'Marlene Dietrich - Dokumente, Essays, Filme', Werner Sudendorf,BOMuenchen 1977/78TRA.k.a. Maria Magdalena Von Losch.@#Matt DillonDB18 February 1964, New Rochelle, NY TRBrother of Kevin Dillon.@#Melinda DillonDB13 October 1939, Hope, AR@#Michael DolanDB21 June 1965, Oklahoma City, OK@#Mickey DolenzDB8 March 1945 TRMember of The Monkees, father of Ami Dolenz.@#Michael DornDB9 December@#Melvyn DouglasRNHesselberg, Melvyn EdouardDB5 April 1901, Macon, GADD4 August 1981 TROne of only three actors to win an Oscar, an Emmy, and a Tony award.@#Michael DouglasDB25 September 1944, New Brunswick, NJAGRon Meyer, CAATRSon of Kirk Douglas@#Mike DouglasDB11 August 1925, Chicago, IL@#Morton Downey Jr.DB14 November 1901, Wallingford, CT TRSon of singer Morton Downey and dancer Barbara Bennett,TRnephew of actresses Constance & Joan Bennett.@#Marie DresslerDB9 November 1869, Cobourg, Ontario, CanadaDD28 July 1934QU"If ants are such busy workers, how come they find timeQUto go to all the picnics ?"TRA.k.a. Leila Marie Koerber@#Minnie DriverDB1970 BGEducation - Bedales School, Petersfield, Hants. At school was in manyBGplays, including "ban the bypass" (since built) musical. (one she wouldBGrather forget!... "They said it was my tree...")NKMinnie!QU"They said it was my tree..."OWVarious - many UK TV including Lovejoy. BYFraser Stephens@#Marie DuboisDB12 January 1937, Paris, France@#Michael DudikoffDB8 October, Redondo Beach, CA@#Margaret DumontDB20 October 1889, NYDD6 March 1965 TRDied of heart attack in Hollywood.@#Michael DunnRNMiller, Gary NeilDB20 October 1934, Shattuck, OKDD29 August 1973 TRDied in London.@#Mildred DunnockDB25 January 1904, Baltimore, MDDD5 July 1991@#Minta DurfeeDD9 September 1975 TRDied at age 85.@#Michael DurrellDB6 October 1943, Brooklyn, NY@#Marj DusayRNMahoney, MarjDB20 February 1936, Russell, KS@#Merie EarleDD4 November 1984@#Michael EastonDB15 February 1967, Los Angeles, CA@#Maude EburneDB10 November 1875, CanadaDD15 October 1960 TRDied in Hollywood.@#Maria EllingsenDB22 January 1964, Reykjvik, Iceland@#Michael B. EnyaerRNBenyaer, MichaelDB25 May 1970 BGMichael is a man of many talents. His voice over skills are renownedBG- he was the voice of Ken on the animated series 'Barbie and the Rockers'BGHe is also a writer of enormous talent. He has written for theBGaward-winning canadian variety series 'Pilot One' and currently has aBGproject in development with those lovable twins 'Chip and Pepper'.NKThe Ice ManTRMichael really enjoys a good bagel.QU'I never met a woman I didn't want.'AGHodgson and Company, VancouverOWFriday the 13th Part VIII, Higher Ground (with John Denver),GA"21 Jump Street" (1987), as [unknown]GA"Commish, The" (1991), as [unknown]GA"MacGyver" (1985), as [unknown]GA"Wiseguy", as [unknown]BO'Michael B. - What a Guy!' BYRex Reed@#Madge EvansDBNew York, NYDD26 April 1981@#Mary Beth EvansDBPasadena, CA@#Maurice EvansRNEvans, Maurice HerbertDB3 June 1901, Dorchester, EnglandDD12 March 1989@#Mike EvansDB3 November, Salisbury, NC@#Morgan FairchildRNMcClenny, Patsy AnnDB3 February 1950, Dallas, TXGA"Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" (1993), as [unknown]GA(1993) "Empty Nest" (1988), as Carol's friend (and TV reporter) ZoeGA(05/94) "Robin's Hoods" (1994), as Caroline (Fall 1994)GA"Friends" (1994), as Chandler's mother Nora Bing (01/95)GA"Cybill" (1995), as [unknown] (1995)@#Marianne FaithfullDB19 December 1946, Hampstead, England@#Morgan FarleyDBMamaroneck, NYDD11 October 1988 TRDied of natural causes in San Pedro CA at age 90.@#Mimsy FarmerDB1945, Hollywood, CA@#Mike FarrellDB6 February 1939, St. Paul, MN@#Mia FarrowRNFarrow, Mia de Lourdes VilliersDB9 February 1945, Los Angeles, CA TRMia has 9 children, 6 from her marriage with Andre Previn - 3 of whomTRwere adopted, and 3 from her time with Woody Allen - 2 of whom wereTRadopted.TRDaughter of Maureen O'SullivanTRSister of 'Tisa Farrow' (qv)@#Maude FealyDBJuly 1865, Memphis, TNDD9 November 1971 TRDrama coach. Died in Woodland Hills CA at age 90.@#Marty FeldmanDB8 July 1933, London, EnglandDD2 December 1982@#Masina FelliniSP'Federico Fellini' (qv) (? - 1993) (widowed)@#Mel FerrerRNFerrer, Melchor GastonDB25 August 1917, Elberon, NJSP'Frances Pilchard' (qv) (1937 - ?, married twice)SP'Audrey Hepburn' (qv) (1955 - 1968)SP'Barbara C. Tripp' (qv) (? - ?)GA"Lux Video Theatre" (1953)OW"Tito's Hats", 1940 (children's book)@#Miguel FerrerDB7 February 1954, Santa Monica, CA TRSon of Jose FerrerTRHas son Lucas, (2 yrs old (1995)) with wife LeilaniSP'Leilani Sarelle' (qv) (? - present)@#Mary FickettDB23 May, Bronxville, NY@#Mike FiggisDB1948@#Michael FitzmauriceDB28 April 1908, Chicago, ILDD31 August 1967 TRDied of lymphoma in New York NY.@#Mick FleetwoodDB24 June 1942GA"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987), as Antidian Dignitary (epGA'Manhunt') TRFounder and leader of rock music group Fleetwood Mac@#Melissa FloresTRSister of Erika Flores@#Marloes FluitsmaDB12 December 1946SP'Herman Van Veen' (qv) (? - ?)@#Megan FollowsDB1967, Toronto, Ontario, Canada@#Mary ForbesDB30 December 1883, Hornsey, EnglandDD23 July 1974@#Michelle ForbesGA"Father Dowling Mysteries, The", as [unknown]GA"Star Trek: The Next Generation", as Dara (ep. 'Half a Life', 1991)GA"Shannon's Deal" (ep. 'The Inside Man')GA"Seinfeld" (1990), as [unknown]@#Mark ForestRNDegni, LouDBJanuary 1933, Brooklyn, NY@#Milos FormanRNJan, TomasDB18 February 1932@#Meg FosterDB10 May 1948, Reading, PA@#Michael J. FoxRNFox, Michael AndrewDB9 June 1961, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaHT5' 4"SP'Tracy Pollan' (qv) (1988 - present)GATV commercial for McDonalds (1980)TRHas a son, Sam, born 1989@#Missy FrancisDB12 December 1972, Los Angeles, CA@#Mary FrannRNLuecke, Mary FrancisDB27 February 1943, St. Louis, MO@#Mary FrascaDD24 July 1973, New York, NY TRSinger/actress.@#Mark FrechetteDD27 September 1975 TRDied at age 27.@#Mona FreemanDB9 June 1926, Baltimore, MD@#Morgan FreemanDB1 June 1937, Memphis, TN@#Matt FrewerDB4 January 1958, Washington, DCGA"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987), as Berlingoff Rasmussen (ep. 'AGAMatter of Time')GA"Picket Fences" (1994), as [unknown]SP'Amanda Hillwood' (qv) (actress/filmmaker)@#Milton FromeDD21 March 1989@#Martin GabelDB19 June 1912, Philadelphia, PADD22 May 1986@#Monique GabrielleDB30 July 1963, Los Angeles, CA@#Max GailDB5 April 1943, Detroit, MI@#Michel GalabruDB27 October 1924, Safi, Morocco@#Megan GallagherDB6 February 1960, Reading, PA@#Mario GalloDD1945@#Michael GambonDB19 October 1940, Dublin, Ireland@#Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (Mahatma Gandhi)DB2 October BGBorn in the port-town of Porbunder, in Gujerat State in India.BGWas the chief architect of India's freedom struggle from theBGBritish rule. A great apostle of peace and humanity and equalityBGfor all human beings, Gandhi was also a philosopher and writer.BGHe proposed the non-violence movement to drive the British out ofBGIndia. Also known as 'satyagraha', this non-violence movement wasBGa great influence on later day civil liberties leaders likeBGMartin Luther King, Jr. Gandhi studied law in England, and alsoBGprotested against Apartheid in South Africa. Eventhough born in aBGhigh-caste family, he espoused the cause of the lower-caste peopleBGof India, and called them 'Harijans' or the 'people of God'.BGHis deeds are too numerous to mention. Speaking of him, Einstein hasBGsaid, "years later, people will wonder that a man of this caliberBGwalked this earth". He was shot dead by a fanatic in 1948, a proofBGof the fact that the way of the great is hard. The world was tooBGsmall to understand the ideals and thoughts of this great humanitarian.@#Marty GarciaRNGarcia, MartinDB25 October 1974, in New Haven, CT BGBorn and raised in New Haven, CT. Attended SouthernBGCT State University as a Theatre Major and then pursuedBGcareer out of school. 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Box 273AGNorthford, CT 06472 BYWilliam Moroz @#Mary GardenDB20 February 1874, Aberdeen, ScotlandDD3 January 1967, Aberdeen, Scotland TROpera star@#Michael GarrisonDD17 August 1966 TRDied after a fall at home in Bel Air CA at age 43.@#Marjorie GatesonDB17 January 1891, Brooklyn, NYDD17 April 1977@#Mitch GaylordDB10 March 1961, Van Nuys, CA@#Mitzi GaynorRNVon Gerber, Francesca MarleneDB4 September 1930, Chicago, IL BGA leading lady of light musicals, the bright-eyed Gaynor is bestBGremembered for "South Pacific". She also hosted a string ofBGsuccessful annual musical TV specials in the late 1960s and earlyBG1970s.SP'Jack Bean' (qv) (1954 - ?) BYRay Hamel @#Michael V. GazzoDB5 April 1923, Hillside, NJ@#Minnie GentryRNWatson, Minnie LeeDBNorfolk, VADD6 May 1993 TRDied in New York at age 77.@#Maurice GibbDB22 December 1949, Mancester, England TRMember of the Bee Gees@#Marla GibbsDB14 June 1931, Chicago, IL@#Mel GibsonDB3 January 1956 TRHis father, Hutton Gibson, moved the family from upstate NY toTRSydney, Australia in 1968TRGibson has 6 children with his wife Robyn - they were married in 1980SP'Robyn' (qv) (? - ?) - a former dental nurseHT5' 9"AGEd Limato, ICM@#Melissa GilbertSP'Bruce Boxleitner' (qv) (1 January 1995 - present)@#Melissa Gilbert-BrinkmanDB8 May 1964, Los Angeles, CA TRSister of Sarah Gilbert.@#Matthew GlaveDBSaginaw, MI TRGraduted Ohio University, Athens, OhioGA"Cheers" (1982), as [unknown]GA"L.A. Law", as [unknown]GA"Watcher, The", as [unknown]GA"Doogie Howser, MD", as [unknown]GA"Diagnosis: Murder", as [unknown]@#Missy GoldDB14 July 1970, Great Falls, MT@#Marina GoldovskayaDB1941@#Minna GombellDB28 May 1892, Baltimore, MDDD14 April 1973 TRDied in Santa Monica CA.@#Michael GoodliffeDB1 October 1914, Bebington, Cheshire, EnglandDD20 March 1976@#Mark GoodsonDB14 January 1915DD18 December 1992 BGRadio and TV game show producerBOCURRENT BIOGRAPHY, May 1978TRThe first game show he devised was for the MutualTRBroadcasting System called POP THE QUESTION, in whichTRcontestants threw darts at balloons to determine theTRvalue of their prizes.TRHis production partner was Bill Todman. BYRay Hamel @#Mikhail GorbachevDB2 March 1931 TRFormer leader of USSR. Cameo in FARAWAY, SO CLOSE!@#Michael GordonDBBaltimore, MDDD29 April 1993 TRDied of natural causes in Century City CA at age 83.@#Marius GoringDB23 May 1912, Newport, Isle of Wight@#Marlene GorrisDB9 December 1948@#Marjoe GortnerDB14 January 1944, Long Beach, CA@#Mark-Paul GosselaarDB1 March 1974, Panorama City, CaliforniaHT6'GA"Robin's Hoods" (1995), as [unknown]@#Michael GoughDB23 November 1917, Malaya@#Morton GouldDB10 December 1913, Richmond Hill, NY@#Martha GrahamDD1 April 1991 TRDancer/choreographer. Died at age 96.@#Michael GrangerDD22 October 1981@#Mary GrantSP'Vincent Price' (qv) (? - ?) (divorced)@#Martyn GreenDB22 April 1899, London, EnglandDD8 February 1975@#Mitzi GreenDB22 October 1920, Bronx, NYDD24 May 1969 TRDied of cancer in Huntington Beach CA.@#Michele GreeneDB3 February, Las Vegas, NV@#Maggie GreenwaldDB23 June 1955@#Michael GreerDB20 April 1943, Galesburg, IL@#Mark GregoryDB1965, Rome, Italy@#Merv GriffinDB6 July 1925, San Mateo, CA@#Melanie GriffithDB9 August 1957, New York, NY TRDaughter of Tippi Hedren (qv), half-sister of Traci Griffith (qv)SP'Don Johnson' (qv)@#Max GrodenchikGA"Star Trek: The Next Generation", as Sovak (ep. 'Captain's Holiday',GA1990) "Star Trek: The Next Generation", as Par Lenor (ep. 'The PerfectGAMate', 1992) "Tales From the Crypt" (ep. 'The Bribe')@#Matt GroeningTRCreator of "The Simpsons".OW'The Simpsons Sing the Blues' (album, 1990)@#Mary GrossDB25 March 1953, Chicago, IL TRSister of Michael Gross@#Michael GrossDB21 June 1947, Chicago, IL TRBrother of Mary Gross@#Moses GunnDB2 October 1929, St. Louis, MO@#Michael GwisdekDB14 January 1942, Berlin@#Michael GwynnDB30 November 1916, Bath, EnglandDD29 January 1976@#Matthias HabichDB12 January 1940@#Michiko HadaBGFormer model for Shiseido@#Manos HadjidakisDB1926DD15 June 1994, Athens Greece, heart attack@#Michel HafnerDB26 October 1962 TRHobbies: Film, music, cooking, esoteric subjects@#Michael G. HagertyGA"Married with Children" (1987), as the Coroner (12/87) TRBrother of Julie Hagerty.@#Merle HaggardDB6 April 1937, Bakersfield, CA@#Marvelous Marvin HaglerTRBoxer@#Monty HallDB25 August 1923, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada@#Michael D. HallerSP'Grant Haller' (qv) (? - ?)@#Mie HamaDB1945, Tokyo, Japan@#Mark HamillDB25 September 1952, Oakland, California BGHis father was a captain in the United States Navy; he grew up inBGCalifornia, Virginia, New York and Japan. He majored in drama atBGLos Angeles City College and made his acting debut on "The BillBGCosby Show" in 1970. He played a continuing role (Kent Murray) inBGTV's "General Hospital" (1963) and co-starred in the respected TVBGcomedy series "The Texas Wheelers" (1974-5). Real fame came with hisBGfilm debut (he was voice only in "Wizards", 1977) with the hero roleBGof Luke Skywalker in "Star Wars" (1977), "The Empire Strikes Back"BG(1980) and "Return of the Jedi" ((1983). He experienced a disfiguringBGcar crash, but later played in Broadway shows (he was Mozart inBG"Amadeus"), returning to film in 1989. BYEd Stephan @#Mahlon HamiltonDB15 June 1880, VADD20 June 1960, Woodland Hills, CA (cancer)@#Margaret HamiltonDB9 December 1902, Cleveland, OHDD16 May 1985 TRPlayed the Wicked Witch in THE WIZARD OF OZ@#Murray HamiltonDB1923DD1 September 1986@#Marvin HamlischDB2 June 1944, New York, NY@#Maggie HanDB1959, Providence, RI@#Mark HandleyDB5 March 1956AGMickey Freiberg c/o T.A.A. 310-277-7779SP'Dottie Sue Handley-More' (qv) (? - ?)@#Marcy HansonDB22 December 19xx, Galveston, TXHT5' 8"GA"Welcome Back, Kotter" (1975), as a nurse (1979) TRPlayboy Playmate of the Month October 1978@#Marcia Gay HardenDB1959, Tokyo, Japan@#Melora HardinDB29 June 1967, Houston, TX@#Mark HardingRNHarding, Mark AnthonyDB2 December 1968, Bath, England BGI was born at St. Martin's hospital in Bath. My mother and father wereBGboth present at the birth. I have a sister, who is two yearsBGyounger than me. I was educated in Bath and became interested inBGcomputers at age 12 when I was given a ZX Spectrum. It's been downhillBGsince then :-)BGBGAfter leaving school, I went on to study for a degreeBGin Computer Science at Portsmouth Polytechnic. I graduated in 1991 andBGwent to work as a software developer at Bath University. There IBGdiscovered the Internet and that's how I got involved in this project.BGBGI can often be found slogging up and down the local swimming pool,BGterrorizing motorists on my Mountain Bike, or fraternizing withBGthe local bar-maids most week-end nights. I spend a fair amount ofBGtime watching films, traveling, playing pinball, reading books, listeningBGto music and trying to teach myself classical guitar (lost cause!).BGBGFavourite things in life - Woody Allen, Yes, Pink Floyd, Prince, Kebabs,BGGood Beer, collecting rare CDs, e-mail diplomacy, alt.tasteless andBGspending time with my friends. Oh, and Magic: the Addiction :-)BGBGI'm also in the top ten of Bath's eligible bachelors. [According toBGmy mother :-)]OWManager of Movie Database BIOGRAPHY, CRAZY CREDITS and other lists.OWAuthor and manager of UPDATE NAME/TITLE interfacesOWAuthor of the up-and-coming UMAOWWeekly Celebrity Birthday/Obituaries list.OWComposer of comp.sys.sinclair Spectrum Games Chart. BYMark Harding @#Mariska HargitayDB23 January 1964, Los Angeles, CA TRDaughter of Jayne Mansfield.@#Mickey HargitaySP'Jayne Mansfield' (qv) (? - ?)@#Mark HarmonDB2 September 1951, Burbank, CAGA"The Dating Game", as a contestant (1972)SP'Pam Dawber' (qv) (? - ?)@#Michael HarringtonGA"Who's the Boss?" (1984), as Joey Burgozzi (1985)@#Mel HarrisRNHarris, Mary EllenDB12 July 1956, Bethlehem, PA@#Mildred HarrisDB29 November 1901, Cheyenne, WYDD1944, pneumoniaSP'Charlie Chaplin' (qv) (1917 - 1920) (divorced)@#Mary HartRNHarum, Mary JohannaDB8 November 1951, Sioux Falls, SD TRMiss South Dakota 1970@#Melissa Joan HartRNHart, Melissa Joan KatherineDB18 April 1976 TRPlays lead character in Nickelodeon sitcom "Clarissa explains it all".@#Mickey HartBGPercussionist for the Grateful Dead. Has also done some soloBGprojects on the Rykodisc label. BY@#Mariette HartleyRNHartley, Mary LorettaDB21 June 1940, New York, NYGATV commercials for Polaroid cameras (w/ James Garner) (1980s)@#Marilyn HassettDB17 December 1947, Los Angeles, CA@#Max HauflerDB4 June 1910DD25 June 1965@#Margaret HayesDB5 December 1923, Baltimore, MDDD26 January 1977@#Marlene HazlettDD11 June 1992 TRDied of cancer in Northridge CA.@#Murray HeadOWSang the role of Judas Escariot in the 1969 concept LPOW"Jesus Christ Superstar"@#Mark HellingerDD1947@#Margaux HemingwayDB19 February 1955, Portland, OR TRGranddaughter of Ernest Hemingway, sister of Mariel Hemingway.@#Mariel HemingwayDB22 November 1961, Ketchum, ID TRHad breasts enlarged for role as Dorothy Stratten in "Star 80"TRGranddaughter of Ernest Hemingway, sister of Margaux Hemingway.@#Marcia HendersonDB22 July 1932, Andover, MA@#Marilu HennerDB6 April 1952, Chicago, IL@#Mike HenryDB1937, Los Angeles, CA BGHenry was a professional football player at the time he etered theBGmovies. He played for the Pittsburgh Steelers (1958-61) and the LosBGAngeles Rams (1962-4). During part of that time (1961-4) he wasBGunder contract with Warner Brothers and played a variety of bitBGparts (TV's "Surfside Six", "Hawaiian Eye", "Cheyenne" and the movieBG"Spencer's Mountain"). He got the role of Tarzan when seriesBGproducer Sy Weintraub began looking for a "young Burt Lancaster"BGtype, anticipating not only more Tarzan movies but a TV series asBGwell. Weintraub was a Rams fan and had seen a TV documentary aboutBGthem called "Men from the Boys", produced by and featuring MikeBGHenry. Mike only made three Tarzan movies. He suffered animalBGbites, food poisoning, infections and impossible work schedules inBGMexico and especially Brazil. He wound up suing Weintraub forBG"maltreatment, abuse, and working conditions detrimental to myBGhealth and welfare." Just before his second Tarzan release in 1967BGhe was signed as Sgt. Kowalski in John Wayne's "The Green Berets".BGHe made more movies, including the part of Junior in the "Smokey andBGthe Bandit" series.HT6' 3" BYEd Stephan @#Martin HewittDB1960, Claremont, CA@#Michael HigginsDB20 January 1926, Brooklyn, NY@#Mariana HillDB1944, TX TRCurrently working in the Lee Strasberg Studio, London@#Maurice J. HillDBChampaign, ILDD2 February 1992 TRDancer. Died of pneumonia in Los Angeles at age 89.@#Melanie HillBGMelanie attended RADA in London where she won the Vanburgh Award.BGHer stage plays have included _Women Beware Women_ (Royal Court),BG_Under Milk Wood_, _Selfish Shellfish_, _Twelfth Night_, _Deathtrap_,BG_Dirty Linen_, _Breezeblock Park_, _Who Killed Hilda Murrell?_,BG_Fire in the Lake_, and the stage version of _Bread_.BGShe's best known as Aveline in the British TV series _Bread_. OtherBGTV appearances include _Auf Wiedersehen, Pet_ (Hazel), _Juliet Bravo_,BG_The Bill_, _A Night on the Tyne_ and _Boon_.BGMelanie has two young daughters, Lorna and Molly.GA"Spender" (1989), as Sue Styles (ep. 'Fee')SP'Sean Bean' (qv) (? - ?)AGMelanie HillAGc/o Markham & Froggatt BYWinona Kent@#Mara HobelDB18 June 1971, New York, NY@#Marjorie HolidayDD16 June 1969 TRDied of brain hemorrhage at age 49.@#Miriam HopkinsRNHopkins, Ellen MiriamDB18 October 1902, Bainbridge, GADD9 October 1972@#Marianne HoppeDB26 April 1911, Rostock, GermanySP'Gustaf Gruendgens' (qv) (1936 - 1947)@#Michael HordenDB3 October 1911DD2 May 1995@#Michael HordernRNHordern, Michael MurrayDB3 October 1911, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, England@#Marilyn HorneDB16 January 1934, Bradford, PA@#Moe HowardRNHorowitz, MosesDB19 June 1897, NYDD4 May 1975 TRMoe of the Three Stooges@#Michael HuddlestonDBRoanoke, VA@#Mauritz HugoDB12 January 1909, SwedenDD16 June 1974@#Marsha HuntDB17 October 1917, Chicago, IL@#Marsha A. HuntDB1947, London, England@#Martita HuntDB30 January 1900, ArgentinaDD13 June 1969 TRDied in London.@#Mary Beth HurtRNSupinger, MaryDB26 September 1948, Marshalltown, IASP'William Hurt' (qv) (? - ?)@#Michael HutchenceTRLead Singer Of INXSSP'Helena Christensen' (qv) (? - ?)@#Muriel HutchinsonDD24 March 1975 TRDied at age 60.@#Martha HyerDB10 August 1924, Fort Worth, TX@#Marty IngelsDB9 March 1936, Brooklyn, NYSP'Shirley Jones' (qv) (? - present)@#Michael JacksonRNJackson, Michael JosephDB29 August 1958, Gary, INSP'Lisa Marie Presley' (1994 - Present)TRThe wedding took place at 18 May 1994 in De La Vega, Santa DomingoTRThey were married by Judge Hugo Francisco Alvarez PerezTRWitnesses present were Thomas Keough and L. DarlingTRCould the latter be 'Liz Taylor' ?TRSinger@#Mick JacksonDB4 October 1943 BGBorn Aveley, Essex, EnglandBGEducated Palmer's School, University of Southampton (BA Hons Electronics)BGUniversity of Bristol Postgraduate degree in drama.SP'Hilary Henson' (qv) (? - ?)AGMartha LuttrellAGICMAG8899 Beverly BoulevardAGLos Angeles CA 90048AG(310) 550-4491 FAX: (310) 550-4108@#Marianna JacobiDD1944@#Mick JaggerRNJagger, Michael PhillipDB26 July 1943, Dartford, Kent, EnglandAGJim Wiatt, ICMSP'Bianca Jagger' (qv) (? - ?)@#Maurice JaubertDD1940@#Michael JaystonRNJames, MichaelDB1936@#Maren JensenDB23 September 1956, Glendale, CA@#Michael JeterDB26 August 1952, Lawrenceburg, TN@#Marlene JobertDB4 November 1943@#Mervyn JohnsDB1899DD1992@#Marques JohnsonTRMarques Johnson began his acting career when an injury forced himTRout of basketball.@#Michelle JohnsonDB1965, Anchorage, AKGA"Herman's Head" (1991), as Aurora (11/93)@#Michael JordanDB17 February 1963@#Milla JovovichTRAlso a talented singer ("The Divine Comedy")TRModel turned actress@#Madeline KahnDB29 September 1942, Boston, MA@#Michael KamenOWWorks with various artists (Kate Bush, Queensryche)OWReleased "Concerto For Saxophone Featuring David Sanborn" on WarnerOWBrothers Records (1990)OWWorked with Sanborn and Eric Clapton on scores for the threeOWLETHAL WEAPON filmsOWCo-wrote "Real World" with Queensryche for the soundtrack to LASTOWACTION HEROOWcollaborated with Pink Floyd on their album The Wall@#Michael KaninDB1 February 1910, Rochester, NYDD12 March 1993 TRDied in Los Angeles.@#Marvin KaplanDB24 January 1924, Brooklyn, NY@#Mitzi KaptureDB1964, Los Angeles, CA@#Martti KatajistoRNKatajisto, Martti ViljamiDB6 December 1926, Parkano, Finland TRFoster parents Aati and Laura Sipilae@#Michael KaufmanGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as old chum (ep. 'Here's to You, Mrs. Hammer')@#Mani KaulDB25 December 1942@#Maria KawamuraDB21 November 1961@#Michael KeatonRNDouglas, MichaelDB9 September 1951, Pittsburgh, PA@#Malcolm KeenDB8 August 1887, Bristol, EnglandDD30 January 1970@#Monica KeenaGA"Law & Order" (1990), as [unknown]@#Marthe KellerDB1945, Basel, Switzerland@#Mike KellinDBCTDD26 August 1983@#Moira KellyDB1968, Queens, NY@#Martin KempOWWas a member of the 1980's pop group Spandau Ballet.@#Madge KennedyDD9 June 1987@#Mimi KennedyDB25 September 1949, Rochester, NY@#Michelle KhanRNJi-King, Yeoh@#Michel KhleifiBGMichel Khleifi was born in Nazaret (old Palestine), at 18, he left forBGBelgiumBGBelgium and start there to study theater at the INSAS (Brussel)BGAfter that, he has made some reports film for the television in PalestineBGtine before to start to product and make films for the movie.AGKhleifi Michel,AG61a av de foestraets, 1180 Bruxelles BelgiumAGtel and fax 32/2/374/80/23 BYMarius Gilbert@#Margot KidderRNKidder, Margaret RuthDB17 October 1948, Yellowknife, Northwest Terr., CanadaSP'John Heard' (qv) (? - ?)OWCD-ROM game "Under a Killing Moon": as Bartender@#Michael KingRNWegener, Richard C.DD1 June 1992, Tarzana, CA (age 69) TRPuppeteer.@#Muriel KirklandDB19 August 1903, Yonkers, NYDD26 September 1971 TRDied of emphysema in New York NY at age 68.@#Michael KitchenDB31 October 1948, Leicester@#Michael E. KnightDB7 May 1959, Princeton, NJ@#Mark KnopflerRNKnopfler, Mark FreuderDB12 August 1949 BGRecorded his first single at age 16, but this was never released;BGStarted band Dire Straits in 1977, got signed to Vertigo in 1978 andBGrecorded Hit Album "DIRE STRAITS", featuring "Sultans of Swing", theBGbands first major hit single.BGFollow-up albums include "COMMUNIQUE" (1979), "MAKING MOVIES" (1980),BG(featuring "Romeo and Juliet" and "Tunnel of Love");BG"LOVE OVER GOLD"(Private Investigations) 1982, "ALCHEMY-live"(1984).BGIn 1985, Dire Straits released their mega-selling albumBG"BROTHERS IN ARMS", which sold more than 30 million copies to date.BGIn 1988, a greatest hits collection wasn released.BG1988 also saw DIRE STRAITS appearing together with ERIC CLAPTON atBGthe Nelson Mandela Tribute at Wembley Stadium, performing sevenBGsongs.BG1991 saw the return of DIRE STRAITS as a 9-piece band, embarking onBGa massive two-year world tour to promote their new albumBG"ON EVERY STREET", which included "Calling Elvis", "Heavy Fuel" andBG"The Bug".BGTheir last album was the live album "On the night".BGMark Knopfler guested on a large number of albums, includingBGJeff Healey's "Hell to pay" and the recent "Read my licks" by ChetBGAtkins (1994) He also wrote the soundtrack to 5 films, including "LocalBGHero" and "The Princess Bride".BGHis other band is "The Notting Hillbillies". They released one albumBGin 1991 "Missing...presumed having a good time" and, having touredBGBritain, they recorded a "ROCK Steady" TV Show.BGMark Knopfler is currently recording a new solo album, which is dueBGfor release in March 1995.BGDire Straits in 1991:Mark Knopfler (guitar), John Illsley (bass)BGAlan Clark and Guy Fletcher (key)BGwithBGPhil Palmer, Chris White, Chris WhittenBGDanny Cummings and Paul Franklin.TRMark Knopfler plays guitars, built to his specifications byTRPENSA-SUHR. He also plays a 1936 National, and various Shecter Strats.AGEd Bicknell, Damage Management, 16 Lambdon Place, LondonOWDire Straits, 1978OWCommunique, 1979OWMaking Movies, 1980OWLove over Gold, 1982OWTwisting by the pool EP, 1983OWLocal Hero, 1983OWAlchemy, 1984OWComfort and Joy, 1984OWCal, 1984OWBrothers in Arms, 1985OWMoney for nothing, 1988OWLast Exit to Brooklyn, 1989OWOn every street, 1991OWOn the night, 1993SPMarried, has two children (twins)BOMyles Palmer, an unauthorised biography BYC.W.Twigg-Flesner@sheffield.ac.uk@#Mickey KnoxDB1922, USA@#Miliza KorjusRNKorjus, Miliza ElizabethDB18 August 1909, Warsaw, PolandDD26 August 1980 BGMiliza Korjus' father was Arthur Korjus, a colonel of the ImperialBGRussian Army, and later Chief of Staff to War Minister of independentBGEstonia. Her mother was Anna Gintoft, daughter of Count Anton Gintoft,BGa General of the Imperial Russian Army. Miliza was the fifth of sixBGchildren (she had one brother, and four sisters).BGBGAt the outbreak of World War I, her mother and sisters moved to Kiev,BGwhere Miliza received most of her education and eventually attendedBGthe Kiev Conservatory of Music. While still in her teens, she joinedBGthe Ukrainian State Chorus.BGBGDuring a visit to Leningrad in 1928, she crossed the border intoBGEstonia and joined her father and brother who has settled there afterBGfighting with General Denikin's Estonian army during the Russian CivilBGWar. At her father's behest, she began making concert appearances inBGthe Baltic states. She married Dr. Kuno Foelsch, a physicist, andBGmoved to Germany in 1929. There, she continued her concert career andBGwas engaged by the Berlin State Opera in 1933. Her operaticBGappearances and recordings quickly propelled her into the forefront ofBGEuropean singers. Her recordings were heard by Irving Thalberg of MGMBGwho signed her sight unseen to a 10 year film contract. She arrivedBGin Hollywood in March of 1936. Thalberg's death delayed production ofBGher first film, and it was not until May of 1938 that she startedBGwork on "The Great Waltz". The film was well-received, and it wasBGduring pre-production of her second picture for MGM (working titleBGwas "Guns and Fiddles", co-starring Hedy Lamarr and Robert Taylor)BGthat she was seriously injured in an auto accident. After nearly aBGyear in hospital, where she underwent several operations on her leg,BGshe was engaged for a concert tour of South America. The tour beganBGin Mexico just as the U.S. entered World War II. Having spent herBGyouth in war and revolution, she decided to remain in MexicoBGfor the duration. She made one Mexican film in 1943", Caballeria delBGImperio".BGBGShe returned to the U.S. in October of 1944 to appear at Carnegie Hall.BGEventually, she settled in Los Angeles and made concert appearancesBGthroughout North America.BGBGIn 1952, she married Dr. Walter Shector, a physician, and retired fromBGthe stage, preferring instead to make recordings. She remained aBGbright fixture in southern California society and was greatly admiredBGand sought out by visiting artists such as Joan Sutherland andBGBeverly Sills. She died of heart failure in August, 1980.HT5" 8"SP'Dr. Kuno Foelsch, Ph.D.' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Dr. Walter E. Shector, M.D.' (qv) (? - ?) BYRichard Foelsch@#Mary KornmanDB27 December 1915, Idaho Falls, IDDD1 June 1973 TRDied of cancer in Glendale CA.@#Martin KosleckDB24 March 1907, Barkotzen, GermanyDD16 January 1994, Los Angeles, CA BGHis icy demeanor and piercing stare on screen epitomizedBGthe type of Nazi menace with a blind obedience to Hitler thatBGeveryone loved to hate. Kosleck portrayed Goebbels, Hitler'sBGpropagands minister, 5 times, as well as various German armyBGofficers, SS troopers and concentration camp officers. HeBGwas also effect playing spies, agents, and psychopaths. BYRay Hamel @#Manfred KrugDB8 February 1937, Duisburg, GermanyBO"Manfred Krug" by M. Haedler, 1972@#Machiko KyoDB25 March 1924, Osaka, Japan@#Marie-Sophie L.RNLelouch, Marie-SophieSP'Claude Lelouch' (qv) (? - ?)@#Matthew LaborteauxDB1 December 1966@#Mick LallyTR3 children, 1 girl and 2 boys in that order. Will be 50 shortly.TRUsed to be a teacher but gave it up for the stage.SP'Peggy' (qv) (? - ?) (a nurse)TRSpeaks fluent Irish and his children attend Irish speakingTRschools. [unusual even in Ireland in 1994]OWPlays the part of Miley Byrne in the long running soap operaOWcalled Glenroe [1994].@#Martin LandauDB20 June 1931, Brooklyn, NY@#Michael LandesDB18 September 1972@#Michael Landon Jr.DB20 June 1964@#Michael LandonRNOrowitz, EugeneDB31 October 1936, Forest Hills, NYDD1 July 1991 TRDied of liver and pancreatic cancer in Malibu CA.@#Marina LangnerDB21 May 1954, Dusseldorf, Germany TRMiss World runner-up 1975@#Mario LanzaRNCocozza, AlfredoDB31 January 1921, Philadelphia, PADD7 October 1959GACalvalcade of Stars (with Betty Grable) - 50's TVGAEd Sullivan Show - 1950'sBOLanza: His Tragic Life (Raymond Strait & Terry Robinson)NKFreddySP'Betty Lanza' (qv) (? - ?) (nee "Betty Hicks")TRContrary to popular lore, DID sing in "real opera"; although these wereTRstudent performances.TRHis wife, Betty, was the sister of Lanza's army buddy. He wasTRinterested in her picture, and the buddy introduced them.TRLanza had four children with his wife Betty - Colleen - a screenwriterTRElisa - a housewife with two sonsTRDamon - had dabbled in restaurant and motorcyle businessTRMarc - died of a heart attack in 1993 at age 37QU"Oohh, Mario, you sing like a sonofabitch!"@#Matthew LauranceTRIdentical twin brother of Mitchell Laurence@#Mitchell LaurenceTRIdentical twin brother of Matthew Laurance@#Mary LawrenceDD24 September 1991 TRDied of respiratory failure in Santa Monica CA at age 73.@#Matthew LawrenceDB11 February 1980, Philadelphia, PA TRBrother of actor Joey LawrenceAGMatthew LawrenceAGC/O J. Michael BloomAG9255 Sunset BoulevardAGSuite 710AGLos Angeles, California 90069@#Michael LearnedDB9 April 1939, Washington, DC@#Matt LeBlancDB25 July 1967GA"Married with Children" (1987), as Vinnie Verducci (1991)@#Mark LeeDB1958, Australia@#Michele LeeRNDusiak, MichelleDB24 June 1942, Los Angeles, CA@#Michel LegrandDB24 February 1932@#Megan LeighDD16 June 1990 TRAdult film actress. Committed suicide at age 26.@#Mike LeighDB20 February 1943@#Margaret LeightonDB26 February 1922, Barnt Green, Worcestershire, EnglandDD14 January 1976@#Michael LembeckDB25 June 1948 TRSon of Harvey Lembeck.@#Meadowlark LemonDB25 April 1932@#Mark LenardGA"Star Trek" (1966), as Romulan commander (ep. 'Balance of Terror')@#Michael LernerDB22 June 1941, Brooklyn, NY@#Mimi LesseosTRAka pro wrestler "The Magnificent Mimi"@#Mark LesterDB11 July 1958, Oxford, England@#Max LinderRNLeuvielle, Gabriel-MaximilienDB16 December 1883, Caverne, FranceDD31 October 1925 TR@#Margaret LindsayDD8 May 1981@#Michael LinkDB12 June 1962@#Mark Linn-BakerDB17 June 1954, St. Louis, MO@#Miguel LittinDB9 August 1942@#Mary LivingstoneDB1906?, Seattle, WADD30 June 1983SP'Jack Benny' (qv) (? - ?)@#Margaret LockwoodRNLockwood, Margaret MaryDB15 September 1916, Karachi, IndiaDD15 July 1990, London TRDied in London of undisclosed causes.@#Marie LohrDB28 July 1890, Sydney, AustraliaDD21 January 1975@#Michel LonsdaleDB1931, Paris, France@#Mario LopezDB10 October 1973@#Marion LorneDB12 August 1888, Philadelphia, PADD9 May 1968@#Michael LoveDB15 March 1941@#Montagu LoveDB1877, Portsmouth, EnglandDD17 May 1943@#Margerie Bonner LowryDD28 September 1988@#Myrna LoyBGAt the end of the silent era, Myrna Loy started her careerBGas an exotic, Theda Bara-like femme fatale. Fortunately, sheBGwas rescued by the advent of the sound picture, where sheBGwas recast in the role of the witty, urbane, professional woman.BGShe is best remembered for her role of Nora Charles oppositeBGWilliam Powell in six "Thin Man" movies.TRFor five years (1949-54) she served as a film advisor for UNESCO.TRShe served as an advisor to the National Committee AgainstTRDiscrimination in HosuingTRShe made her Broadway debut in the 1973 revival of "The Women". BYRay Hamel @#Margit MaassDBBerlin, GermanyDDapprox. December 1990, January 1991@#Moyna MacGillDBIrelandDD25 November 1975@#Marion MackDD1 May 1989@#Mary MacLarenDD9 November 1985 TRSilent screen actress@#MadhubalaRNJehan, Begum MumtazDB1933DD1969@#MadonnaRNCiccone, Madonna Louise VeronicaDB16 August 1958, Bay City, MISP'Sean Penn' (qv) (divorced)@#MagoRNGoldstein, Max@#Marjorie MainRNKrebs, Mary TomlinsonDB24 February 1890, Acton, INDD10 April 1975@#MakoDB10 December 1933, Kobe, Japan@#Miles MallesonDB25 May 1888, Croydon, Surrey, EnglandDD15 March 1969@#Michael ManasseriDB28 February 1974@#Melissa ManchesterDB15 February 1951, Bronx, NY@#Miles ManderDB14 May 1888, Wolverhampton, EnglandDD8 February 1946@#Michael MannDB5 February 1943, Chicago, ILBOGQ, June 1992, p. 173+BONEW YORK, February 25, 1985, p. 39+BONEWSWEEK, January 21, 1985, p. 67BOCURRENT BIOGRAPHY, January 1993, p. 41-44TRAttended the University of Wisconsin - MadisonTRand the International Film School in London.AGJeff Berg, International Creative Management (ICM)SP'Summer Mann' (qv) (1971? - )@#Miki ManojlovicRNManojlovic, PredragNKMiki@#Martha MansfieldTRDied in 1923, at the age of 23, when the dress she was wearing duringTRthe filming of "The Warrens of Virginia" caught fire on the set.@#Mickey MantleDB20 October 1931@#Marla MaplesDB27 October 1963, Dalton, GA TRModel@#Marcel MarceauDB22 March 1923, Strasbourg, France@#MargoDD17 July 1985 TRDancer, mother of Edward Albert, niece of Xavier Cugat.SP'Eddie Albert' (qv) (? - ?)@#Mona MarisDD23 March 1991 TRDied at age 88@#Marie-Luise MarjanDB9 August 1940, Essen, Germany@#Marcella MarkhamDBBrooklyn, NYDD24 February 1991 TRDied of breast cancer in New York at age 68.@#Monte MarkhamDB21 June 1935@#Mike MarkowitzRNMarkowitz, MichaelDB15 August 1961@#Michael C. MaronnaBGAttended Hunter High School in New York, NY@#Mary MarquetDB14 April 1895, St. Petersburg, RussiaDD29 August 1979@#Mae MarshRNMarsh, Mary WayneDB9 November 1895, Madrid, NMDD13 February 1968, Hermosa Beach, CA TRSilent film actress. Died in Hermosa Beach CA.@#Merlin MarstonDD22 August 1990 TRDied of non-Hodgkins lymphoma at age 45.@#Marion MartinDD13 August 1985@#Mary MartinDB1 December 1913, Weatherford, TXDD3 November 1990 TRMother of Larry Hagman. Died of cancer in Rancho Mirage CA.@#Millicent MartinDB8 June 1934, Romford, England@#Marlyn MasonDB7 August 1940, San Fernando, CA@#Marsha MasonDB3 April 1942, St. Louis, MOSP'Neil Simon' (qv) (? - ?)@#Mary Stuart MastersonDB28 June 1966, New York, New York BGMary Stuart Masterson started acting before the age ofBGten, when she appeared in _The Stepford Wives_ (qv) in 1975BGwith her father. Afterwards, at the direction of her parents,BGMary Stuart led a life outside of the limelight, attendingBGschool in New York. She appeared in a few productions at NewBGYork's Dalton School.BGAt the age of 15, the young actress appeared on Broadway inBGEva Le Gallienne's version of Alice In Wonderland. She playedBGtwo parts, the Four of Hearts and the Small White Rabbit. SheBGreturned to films in 1985 at the age of 17 with the role ofBGDani in _Heaven Help Us_ (qv). For eight months afterwards,BGMary Stuart attended New York University, where she studiedBGanthropology. Since then, she has been working steadily onBGsuch films as _At Close Range_ (qv) in 1985, _Some Kind OfBGWonderful_ (qv) in 1987 and _Fried Green Tomatoes_ (qv) inBG1991.AGDavid LewisAGWilliam Morris AgencyAG1350 Avenue of the AmericasAGNew York, NY 10019AG(212) 586-5100BOA few pages in "Opening Shots", by Damien Bona.TRMary Stuart's first significant on-screen line (_StepfordTRWives_, 1975): "Daddy, I just saw a man carrying a naked lady."TRDaughter of Peter Masterson and Carlin GlynnGA"Amazing Stories", as Cynthia Simpson (1986)GA"The Tonight Show", as Guest (1989)GA"Late Night With David Letterman", as Guest (1992)GA"Saturday Night Live", as Guest Host (1992)GA"The Tonight Show", as Guest (1993)GA"MTV Movie Awards", as Presenter (1993)GA"Late Show With David Letterman", as Guest (1994) BYKevin @#Mary Elizabeth MastrantonioDB17 November 1958, Lombard, IL@#Marcello MastroianniRNMastrojanni, MarcelloDB28 September 1923, Rome, Italy TRFather of Chiara Mastroianni@#Murray MathesonDD25 April 1985@#Melissa MathisonSP'Harrison Ford' (qv)@#Marlee MatlinDB24 August 1965, Morton Grove, ILAGCarla Hucken, ICM@#Mathilda MayRNHaim, Karima MathildaDB8 February 1965, Paris, France TRWon the "Premier Prix du Conservatoire de Danse de Paris" at age 16.SP'Paul Powell' (qv) (2 December 1991 - ?)@#Michael MayersAGBank Street Pictures, NYC@#MayoRNMayo, Antoine@#Melanie MayronDB20 October 1952, Philadelphia, PA TRSister of Gale Mayron@#Mike MazurkiRNMazuruski, MichailDB25 December 1909, AustriaDD9 December 1990 TRWrestler turned actor in tough guy roles.TRDied of undisclosed causes in Glendale CA.@#May McAvoyDBNew York, NYDD26 April 1984 TRSilent film actress@#Mercedes McCambridgeRNMcCambridge, Carlotta Mercedes AgnesDB17 March 1918, Joliet, IL@#Mary McCartyDD30 April 1980@#Mercer McCleodRNWalsh, ArnoldDBHalifax, Yorkshire, EnglandDD20 January 1993 TRDied of heart failure in NY at age 86.@#Marc McClureDB31 March 1957, San Mateo, CA@#Marilyn McCooDB30 September 1943, Jersey City, NJ@#Maureen McCormickGA"Herman's Head" (1991) as herself (1993)GAAs Rizzo in a Broadway production of "Grease" (Fall 1994)@#Myron McCormickDB8 February 1908, Albany, INDD30 July 1962 TRDied of cancer in New York NY.@#Marie McDonaldRNFrye, MarieDB6 July 1923, Burgin, KYDD21 October 1965 TRSinger. Died from an overdose in Calabasas CA.@#Mary McDonnellDB1952, Wilkes-Barre, PA@#Mary McDonoughRNMcDonough, Mary ElizabethDB4 May 1961, Van Nuys, CA@#Malcolm McDowellRNTaylor, MalcolmDB15 June 1943, Leeds, England TRFather of Lily Amanda, born 1981SP'Mary Steenburgen' (qv) (1980 - 1990) (divorced)SP'Kelley McDowell' (qv) (? - present)OWPC-Game WING COMMANDER III (1994)OW& WING COMMANDER IV (1996)@#Maureen McGovernDB27 July 1949, Youngstown, OH@#Matt McHughDB22 January 1894, Connellsville, PADD22 February 1971 TRDied of heart attack in North Ridge CA.@#Michael McKeanDB17 October 1947, New York, NY@#Mark McManusDB1935DD6 June 1994, Glasgow Scotland, pneumonia@#Maggie McNamaraDB18 June 1928, NYDD18 February 1978@#Margaret McWadeDB3 September 1872DD1 April 1956SP'Edward McWade' (qv) (? - ?)TRShe appeared in vaudeville with Margaret Seddon in an actTRbilled as the Pixilated Sisters.@#Meat LoafDB27 September 1947SP'Leslie Aday' (qv) (1975 - present)@#Michael MedwinDB1925, London, England@#Mariangela MelatoDB18 September 1941, Milan, Italy@#Marisa MellRNMoitzi, MarliesDB25 February 1939, Vienna, AustriaDD16 May 1992 TRDied of cancer in Vienna at age 53.@#Marian MercerGA"Golden Girls, The" (1985), as Magda (1990)@#Melina MercouriDB18 October 1925, Athens, GreeceDD6 March 1994, New York NY, lung cancerSP'Jules Dassin' (qv) (1966 - 1994) (widower)@#Marion MichaelDBEast Prussia@#Mark Thomas MillerDB3 May@#Marvin MillerDD8 February 1985@#Michelle M. MillerDB9 November, 1962 BGGraduate Del'Arte School of Physical TheatreBGParticipated in North Coast Repertory Theatre, Ferndale (CA) RepertoryBGTheatre World Premier Theatre (Eureka, CA).BGMakeup designer: Humbolt (CA) Light Opera Co.BGCostume Designer: North Coast Repertory Theatre, Ferndale RepertoryBGTheatre Professional Clown, New Braunfels, TexasHT5' 3" BYAnonymous@#Mitch MillerDB4 July 1911, Rochester, NY@#Martin MilnerDB28 December 1927, Detroit, MI@#Mary Miles MinterRNReilly, JulietDD4 August 1984 TRSilent screen actress@#Miou-MiouRNHery, SylvetteDB22 February 1950, Paris, France@#Millard MitchellDB14 August 1903, Havana, CubaDD13 October 1953@#Moshe MizrahiTRIn September 1994 he was hounored by the Haifa Film Festival for hisTRlifetime contribution to Israel cinema.SP'Michal Bat Adam' (qv) (? - ?)@#Mary Ann MobleyDB17 February 1939, Brandon, MS TRMiss America 1959@#Matthew ModineDB22 March 1959, Loma Linda, CaliforniaSP'Caridad Rivera' (qv) (1979 - present)@#Miguel MolinaSP'Lidya Bosch' (qv) (? - ?) - a spanish actress@#Monica MolinaDB1972, Madrid, Spain TRSister of Angela & Paula Molina@#Maria MonicaDBSicily, ItalyDD29 October 1991 TRSilent film actress.@#Marilyn MonroeRNMortenson, Norma JeanDB1 June 1926, Los Angeles, CADD5 August 1962, Los Angeles CA (drug overdose) BGHer mother was a film-cutter at RKO who, widowed and insane, abandonedBGher to sequence of foster homes. She was almost smothered to death atBGtwo, nearly raped at six. At nine the LA Orphans' Home paid her aBGnickel a month for kitchen work while taking back a penny every SundayBGfor church. At sixteen she worked in an aircraft plant and married aBGman she called Daddy; he went into the military, she modeled, theyBGdivorced in 1946. She owned 200 books (including Tolstoy, Whitman,BGMilton), listened to Beethoven records, studied acting at the Actors'BGlab in Hollywood, and took literature courses at UCLA downtown. 20thBGCentury Fox gave her a contract but let it lapse a year later. In 1948BGColumbia gave her a six-month contract, turned her over to coachBGNatasha Lytess, and featured her in the B movie "Ladies of the Chorus"BGfor which she sang two numbers. Joseph Mankiewicz saw her in a smallBGpart in "The Asphalt Jungle" (1950) and put her in "All About Eve",BGbecause of which 20th Century re-signed her to a seven-year contract.BG"Niagara" and "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" (1953) launched her as a sexBGsymbol superstar. When she went to a supper honoring her "The SevenBGYear Itch" (1954) she arrived in a red chiffon gown borrowed from theBGstudio (she had never owned a gown). The same year she married andBGdivorced baseball great Joe DiMaggio (their wedding night was spent inBGPaso Robles CA). After "Itch" she wanted serious acting to replace theBGsexpot image and went to New York's Actors Studio. She worked withBGdirector Lee Strasberg and also underwent psychoanalysis to learn moreBGabout herself. Critics praised her transformation in "Bus Stop" (1956)BGand the press was stunned by her marriage to playwright Arthur Miller.BGTrue to form, she had no veil to match her beige wedding dress so sheBGdied one in coffee; he wore one of the two suits he owned. They wentBGto England that fall where she made "The Prince and the Showgirl" withBGLawrence Olivier, fighting with him and falling further prey toBGalcohol and pills. Two miscarriages and gynecological surgeryBGfollowed. So did an affair with Yves Montand. Work on her last pictureBG"The Misfits" (1960, written for her by departing husband Miller) wasBGinterrupted by exhaustion. She was dropped from "Something's Got toBGGive" due to chronic lateness and drug dependency. Four months laterBGshe was found dead in her Brentwood home, officially victim ofBGbarbiturate overdose.AKBaker, Norma JeanBOP. Martin, "Will Acting Spoil Marily Monroe?" (1960)BOM. Zolotow, "Marilyn Monroe" (1960)BOM. Conway and M. Ricci, "The Films of Marilyn Monroe" (1964)BOE. Hoyt, "Marilyn: The Tragic Years" (1965)BOF. Guiles, "Norma Jean: The Life of Marilyn Monroe" (1969)BON. Mailer, "Marilyn" (1973)BOJ. Mellen, "Marilyn Monroe" (1973)BOM. Rosen, "Popcorn Venus" (1973)BOJ. Kobac, "Marilyn Monroe: A Life on Film" (1974)BOJ. Spada and G. Zeno, "Monroe: Her Life in Pictures" (1982)BOA. Summers, "Goddess: The Secret Lives of Marilyn Monroe" (1985)BTGoodbye, Norma Jean (1976)OWautobiography "My Story" (1974)SP'James Dougherty' (qv) (1942 - 1948, divorced)SP'Joe DiMaggio' (qv) (1954 - 1954, divorced)SP'Arthur Miller' (qv) (1956 - 1961, divorced)GAUnion Oil Royal Triton commercial (1950)QU"I had the radio on" [Q. Did you have anything on ?]TRInvited by Grauman's Chinese Theatre on June 26, 1952 to placeTRhandprints and footprints in their cement forecourt with Jane Russell.TRMonroe initially suggested that her bust and Russell's bottom (theirTRgreatest assets) should be imprinted in cement for posterity, butTRGrauman's was not amused. She settled for hand- and footprints andTRdotted the "i" in her signature with a rhinestone. BYEd Stephan @#Maria MontezSP'Jean-Pierre Aumont' (qv) (? - ?)@#Mary Tyler MooreDB29 December 1936, Brooklyn, NYSP'Grant Tinker' (qv) (? - ?)@#Matt MooreDB8 January 1888, County Meath, IrelandDD20 January 1960 TRDied in Hollywood.@#Melba MooreDB29 October 1945@#Marguerite MoreauDB25 April 1977@#Mantan MorelandDB3 September 1902, Monroe, LADD28 September 1973 TRComedian. Died in Hollywood.@#Michele MorganRNRoussell, SimoneDB29 February 1920, Neuilly-sur-Seine, France@#Michael MoriartyDB5 April 1941, Detroit, MI@#Marianne MorrisDB1950, London, England@#Mary MorrisDD14 October 1988@#Mr. TRNTero, LawrenceDB21 May 1952, Chicago, IL@#Marius Mueller-WesternhagenDB6 December 1948, Duesseldorf, GermanyOWSome albums (WEA):OW"Ganz allein krieg ich's nicht hin" (1977)OW"Mit Pfefferminz bin ich dein Prinz" (1978)OW"Sekt oder Selters" (1980), "Stinker" (1981)OW"Das Herz eines Boxers" (1982), "Geiler is' schon" (1983)OW"Die Sonne so rot" (1984), "Lausige Zeiten" (1986)OW"Westernhagen" (1987), "Bittersuess" (1988)OW"Das erste Mal" (1975), "Halleluja" (1989)OW"Westernhagen Live" (1990), "Jaja" (1992)OW"Affentheater" (1994)TRHe is a well-known german rock musician.@#Matt MulhernDB21 July 1960, Philadelphia, PA@#Martin MullDB18 August 1943, Chicago, ILGA"Golden Girls, The" (1985), as a man afraid to leave his room (1990)@#Michael MurphyDB5 May 1938, Los Angeles, CA@#Mae MurrayRNKoenig, MarieDB10 May 1889, Portsmouth, VADD23 March 1965 TRDied of heart ailment in Woodland Hills CA.@#Mike MyersDB25 May 1963@#Meg MylesRNMyles, MegginDB1934, Seattle, WA@#Michael NaderDB18 February 1945, Los Angeles, CA@#Mary NashDB15 August 1885, Troy, NYDD3 December 1976@#Mildred NatwickDB19 June 1908, Baltimore, MDDD25 October 1994, Manhattan, NY@#Martina NavratilovaDB18 October 1956, Revnice, Czechoslovakia TRTennis player@#Matthew NelsonDB20 September 1967@#Mervyn NelsonDD17 August 1991 TRDied at age 76.@#Michael NesmithDB30 December 1942@#Mike NewellDB28 March 1943 BGAttended Cambridge University. Three yearBGtraining course at Granada Television, with intention of going intoBGtheatre. Graduated to directing TV plays, building strong reputationBGfor work with David Edgar, David Hare, Hohn Osborne, Jack Rosenthal. BYAnonymous@#Marie NeyDB18 July 1895, London, EnglandDD11 April 1981@#Maurizio NichettiDB8 May 1948@#Mike NicholsDB6 November 1931@#Marian NixonDBMNDD13 February 1983@#Monique NoelDB28 April 1967, Salem, OregonGA"Herman's Head" (1991), as Gigi (02/93) TRPlayboy Playmate of the Month May 1989@#Margaret NolanDBAugust 1943, Hampstead, England TRAlso worked as a glamour model under the name Vicki Kennedy.TRAppeared in Playboy 1965 after playing Dink in `Goldfinger'.@#Mabel NormandDB16 November 1894, Boston, MADD23 February 1930@#Michael NouriDB9 December 1945, Washington, DC@#Mia NygrenDBSweden@#Michael NymanDB23 March 1944 BGMichael Nyman studied piano, harpsichord and music history withBGAlan Bush at the Royal Academy of Music, and musicology withBGThurston Dart at King's College, London. Between 1968 and 1978 heBGworked as a music critic and in 1977 he founded the Campiello Band,BGlater renamed the Michael Nyman Band. Many of his filmscores wereBGcomposed for the films of Peter Greenaway (qv). He has alsoBGwritten several operas, ballet music and a large number of chamberBGand concert pieces.OWNyman, Michael. Experimental Music: Cage and Beyond. London: StudioOWVista, 1974.ISBN 0-289-70182-1. BYAnonymous@#Margaret O'BrienDB15 January 1937, San Diego, CA@#Michele O'BrienRNO'Brien, Michelle Lehman-DB23 October 1964 BGMichelle Lehman-O'Brien is from Appleton, Wisconsin. She has beenBGinvolved in theatre, music and film for most of her life. Has workedBGvarious theatres in Wisconsin, New England, Los Angeles, and Austin.SP'Mark O'Brien' (qv) (? - ?)WNCurrently residing in Austin, Texas (where there are noWNearthquakes). Involved in a variety of theatrical and musicalWNpursuits.HT5' 8"AGCurrently seeking representation. BYO'Brien, Michelle Lehman-@#Michael O'DonoghueDB1940DD8 November 1994, New York NY, cerebral hemorrhage@#Maureen O'HaraRNFitzsimmons, MaureenDB17 August 1920, Dublin, Ireland@#Michael O'KeefeDB24 April 1955, Paulland, NJ@#Maire O'NeillRNAllgood, MaireDB1885, Dublin, IrelandDD2 November 1952@#Michael O'SheaDB17 March 1906, Hartford, CTDD4 December 1973 TRDied of heart attack in Dallas TX.@#Milo O'SheaDB2 June 1926, Dublin, Ireland@#Maureen O'SullivanRNO'Sullivan, Maureen PaulDB17 May 1911, Boyle, Country Roscommon, Ireland BGThe future jungle wife of Tarzan and mother of Mia Farrow was aBGschooldays classmate of Vivien Leigh at the Convent of the SacredBGHeart at Roehampton (London). At the age of nine she intended toBGbecome a pilot. After more school in Paris, back in Dublin, she metBGdirector Frank Borzage who was doing location filming for Fox and whoBGinvited her to Hollywood where she arrived, accompanied by herBGmother, in 1930. In 1932 she signed with MGM and completed nineBGmovies at four studios. Irving Thalberg picked her to play Tarzan'sBGJane. She was perhaps MGM's most popular ingenue throughout the 1930sBGin a number of non-Tarzan vehicles. She married Australian writerBGJohn Farrow (later an award-winning director and author of a historyBGof the papacy, a life of Thomas More and a Tahitian/English dictionary)BGwith whom she had seven children: Michael, Patrick, Maria (Mia),BGJohn, Prudence, Theresa (Tisa) and Stephanie. After her last TarzanBGshe asked for release from her contract to care for her husband whoBGhad just left the Navy with typhoid. She continued making occasionalBGmovies, television and stage appearances and operating a bridalBGconsulting service.(Wediquette International).BO"Maureen O'Sullivan" in J.R. Parish and R.L. Bowers "The MGM StockBOCompany: The Golden Era"SP'John Farrow' (qv) (12 September 1936 - January 1963) (widowed)TRMother of Mia and Tisa Farrow BYEd Stephan @#Merle OberonRNThompson, Estelle Merle O'BrienDB19 February 1911, Tasmania, AustraliaDD23 November 1979@#Mary-Kate OlsenDB13 June 1986 TRChild actress. Identical twin sister of Ashley Fuller Olsen.@#Merlin OlsenDB15 September 1940, Logan, UT@#Moroni OlsenDB27 June 1889, Ogden, UTDD22 November 1954@#Michael OntkeanDB24 January 1950@#Molly OrrGA"Full House", as Kerry (5 May 1992, episode 5.25 'Captain Video')@#Marie OsmondRNOsmond, Olive MarieDB13 October 1959, Ogden, UT@#Muriel OstricheDD3 May 1989@#Maria OuspenskayaDB29 July 1887, Tula, RussiaDD3 December 1949@#Marcel PagnolSP'Orane Demazis' (qv) (? - ?)@#Mabel PaigeDB1880DD1954@#Michael PalinDB5 May 1943, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England@#Maria PalmerDD6 September 1981@#Marisa PareSP'Michael Pare' (qv) (? - ?)@#Michael PareDB9 October 1959, Brooklyn, NY@#Mary-Louise ParkerDB2 August 1964, Ft. Jackson, SC@#Michael ParksDB4 April 1938, Corona, CA@#Mandy PatinkinDB30 November 1947, Chicago, IL TRHas sons, Isaac and GideonOWMUSICALS:OW"Evita" 1979 (Che Guevara)OW"Sunday in the Park with George" 1986 (George Seurat)OW"The Secret Garden" 1991 (Archibald Craven)OWALBUMS:OW"Evita-- Premiere Recording" 1979 MCAD2-11007-2 DIDX-198 (Che Guevara)OW"Sunday in the Park with George-- Broadway Recording" 1986 (GeorgeOWSeurat) "Mandy Patinkin" 1989 MK 44943 (CBS)OW"The Secret Garden-- The Original Broadway Recording" 1991 CK 48817OW(Archibald Craven)OW"Experiment" 1994 9 79330-2 (Electra Nonsuch)SP'Kathryn Grody' (qv) (? - ?)@#Marisa PavanRNPierangeli, MarisaDB19 June 1932, Cagliari, Sardinia, ItalyGA"Alfred Hitchcock Presents/You Got To Have Luck", as [unknown] (1/15/56)@#Marie PaxtonDBLondon, EnglandDD15 August 1992 TRDied after brief illness in NY.@#Mary PeachDB1934, Durbin, South Africa@#Minnie PearlRNCannon, Sarah OpheliaDB25 October 1912, Centerville, TN TRIn 1994, she became the first woman inducted into theTRthe National Comedy Hall of Fame.@#Matti PellonpaaDB28 March 1951DD13 July 1995, Vaasa, Finland.NKPeltsi@#Meeno PeluceDB26 February 1970@#Matthew PennTRKid brother of Sean Penn (qv)@#Marlin PerkinsDD14 June 1986, age 81 TRHosted "Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom".@#Millie PerkinsDB12 May 1938, Passaic, NJSP'Dean Stockwell' (qv) (2 years in the 1960's)@#Matthew PerryGA"Growing Pains" several times as Carol's boyfriend SandyGA"Beverly Hills, 90210", as a tennis player (1990-91 season)@#Matthew L. PerryDB19 September 1969@#Michael PetersDB1948, Brooklyn, NYDD29 August 1994, Los Angeles CA, complications due to AIDS@#Molly PetersDB1942, Walsham-Lee-Willow, England@#Michelle PfeifferDB28 April 1958, Santa Ana, CASP'Peter Horton' (qv) (? - ?) (divorced)SP'David E. Kelley' (qv) (1994 - present)AGEd Limato, ICMTRSister of 'Dedee Pfeiffer' (qv)TRShe thought about looking for a man to father a child with "no stringsTRattached", but decided to adopt instead. She adopted a daughter,TR'Claudia Rose'.@#Mary PhilbinDB16 July 1903, Chicago, ILDD7 May 1993 TRDied in Huntington Beach CA.@#Mary PhilipsDB23 January 1900, CTDD22 April 1975@#Mackenzie PhillipsDB10 November 1959, Alexandria, VAGA"Beverly Hills, 90210" (1990), as a counselor (Fall 1994)GA"Melrose Place" (1992), as Kimberly's rival camper (05/95)@#Michelle PhillipsRNGilliam, HollyDB4 June 1944, Long Beach, CAGA"Herman's Head" (1991), as Sandra Clayton (04/94)@#Michel PiccoliRNPiccoli, Jacques Daniel MichelDB27 December 1925, Paris, France@#Mary PickfordRNSmith, Gladys MaryDB9 April 1893, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaDD29 May 1979SP'Douglas Fairbanks' (qv) (? - ?)TROne of the 36 founders of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts andTRSciences (AMPAS)@#Molly PiconDB1 June 1898, New York, NYDD5 April 1992 TRDied in Lancaster PA.@#Marie-France PisierDB10 May 1944, Daclat, Vietnam@#Maria PitilloDB1965, Mahwah, NJ@#Mary Kay PlaceDB23 September 1947, Port Arthur, TX@#Michele PlacidoDB19 May 1946, Foggia, Italy@#Martha PlimptonDB16 November 1970, New York, NY TRDaughter of Keith Carradine@#Michael J. PollardRNPollack, Michael J.DB30 May 1939, Passaic, NJ@#Matthias PonnierGA_"A.S." (1995)_ as Walter Fink@#Markie PostRNPost, MarjorieDB4 November 1950, Palo Alto, CAGA"Cheers" (1982), as Diane's best friend Heather Landon (1982)@#Maury PovichDB17 January 1939SP'Connie Chung' (qv) (? - ?)@#Michael PowellDB1905DD1990BOPowell, Pressburger and others, Ian Christie,BOBritish Film InstituteSP'Frankie Reidy' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Thelma Schoonmaker' (qv) (17 May 1984 - 1990)OWMy Life In Movies (autobiography - Part I)OWMillion Dollar Movie (autobiography - Part II)TRFather of 'Columba Powell' (qv)@#Mala PowersRNPowers, Mary EllenDB29 December 1921, San Francisco, CA@#Mike PrattDB7 June 1931, London, England, UKDD10 July 1976 (Lung Cancer)GA"UFO" (1970), as Mason, (ep. 'Psychobombs')@#Micheline PresleRNChassagne, MichelineDB22 August 1922, Paris, France@#Marc PriceDB23 February 1968@#Maudie PrickettDD14 April 1976 TRDied at age 61.@#Martha QuinnDB11 May 1959, Albany, NY TRMTV VJ@#Michael RadfordDB24 February 1946@#Marjorie RambeauDB15 July 1889, San Francisco, CADD6 July 1970@#Margaret RamsayDD4 September 1991 TRSinger.@#Maurice RavelDD28 December 1937, Paris France@#Martha RayeRNReed, Margaret Teresa YvonneDB27 August 1916, Butte, MTDD19 October 1994, Los Angeles CA, after a prolonged illnessSP'Buddy Westmore' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Dave Rose' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Neal Lang' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Nick Condos' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Edward Begley' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Bob O'Shea' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Mark Harris' (qv) (1991 - 1994) (widower)@#Maureen ReaganDB4 January 1941@#Michael RedgraveRNRedgrave, Sir Michael ScudamoreDB20 March 1908, Bristol, EnglandDD21 March 1985 TRFather of Lynn, Corin, & Vanessa Redgrave@#Marshall ReedDB28 May 1917, CODD15 April 1980@#Max ReinhardtDD1943@#Michele ReisRNReis, Michele MoniqueDB20 June 1970 TRChampion of Miss Hong Kong Beauty Pageant, 1989HT170cm@#Marie-Theres RelinTRDaughter of Maria Schell and Veit RelinSP'Franz-Xaver Kroetz' (qv) (? - ?)@#Michael RennieDB25 August 1909, Bradford, Yorkshire, EnglandDD10 June 1971 TRDied in Harrogate, England.@#Mary Lou RettonDB24 January 1968, Fairmount, WV TR1984 Olympic gymnastics medal winner.@#Marjorie ReynoldsDB12 August 1921, Buhl, ID@#Madlyn RhueDB3 October 1934, Washington, DC@#Matty RichAGBeth Swofford, WMA@#Michael RichardsGATV commercial for Pepsi as the scientist (1994) TRAttended Evergreen State College, Olympia, Washington, USA@#Mike RichardsonOWEditor of Dark Horse Comics@#Miranda RichardsonDB3 March 1958, Southport, Merseyside, England@#Mindy RicklesGA"Herman's Head" (1991), as the woman at the bar (10/91)@#Marlon RiggsDB1957DD5 April 1994, Oakland CA, AIDS complications@#Molly RingwaldDB18 February 1968, Rosewood, CA@#Marco RisiTRSon of director Dino Risi (qv)@#Martin RittDB2 March 1914, New York, NYDD8 December 1990 TRActor@#Marty RobbinsDB26 September 1925, Glendale, AZDD8 December 1982 TRCountry-western singer@#Michael RobbinsDD11 December 1992 TRDied in London at age 62.@#Meade RobertsDD10 February 1992 TRDied of congestive heart failure in NY at age 61.@#Morgan RobertsDB4 July 1947, Louisville, KY TRA.k.a. The Kissing Bandit@#Mark RobinsonDD1 September 1991 TRBritish actor. Died at age 30.@#May RobsonDB19 April 1858, Melbourne, AustraliaDD20 October 1942@#Maximillian RoegDB25 October 1985 BGSon of director Nicolas Roeg and actress Theresa Russell.BGAttends school in London.NKMax@#Mimi RogersDB27 January 1956, Coral Gables, FLSP'Tom Cruise' (qv) (divorced)@#Maurice RonetDB13 April 1927, Nice, FranceDD14 March 1983@#Michael RookerDB1955, Jasper, AL@#Mickey RooneyRNYule Jr., JoeDB23 September 1920, Brooklyn, NY@#Martin RosenblattDD24 June 1991 TRDied at age 74.@#Maxie RosenbloomDB6 September 1904, New York, NYDD6 March 1976 TRActor and former boxer@#Milton RosmerDB4 November 1881, Southport, EnglandDD7 December 1971@#Marion RossDB25 October 1928, Albert Lea, MNGA"Life With Father", as Nora TRShe appeared on Broadway in 1987 with Jean Stapleton in aTRrevival of "Arsenic and Old Lace."@#Mickey RourkeDB1956 (1950?), Miami FL (Schenectady NY?)@#Myriem RousselDB1962, Rabat, Morocco@#Miklos RozsaDB18 April 1907, BudapestDD27 July 1995 BGMiklos Rozsa studied the violin from the age of five. In 1926, he beganBGstudying at the Leipzig Conservatory. In 1929, his violin concerto wasBGperformed there. While living in Paris from 1931, Rozsa had hisBG'Variations on a Hungarian Peasant Song' and his 'Symphony and SerenadeBGfor Small Orchestra' performed. After settling in London in 1935, heBGcomposed the ballet, 'Hungaria'. Luckily he met fellow Hungarian,BG'Alexander Korda' (qv), who commissioned him to write an opulent scoreBGfor _Knight Without Armour (1937)_ (qv). While composing the score forBG_Thief of Bagdad, The (1939)_ (qv), Rosza moved to California, where heBGremained. - Rosza's film music, though often in the foreground, wasBGseldom intrusive, most often amplifying the image. During the 40ies,BGhis eerie mood music enhancing many a film noir.BO'A Double Life' (1982) by Miklos RozsaTRIt was Rosza who began the vogue for recorded film scores, and heTRremained the most recorded of film composers for at least 40 years.QURosza considered his score for _Spellbound (1945)_ (qv) one of hisQUbest, but "'Alfred Hitchcock' (qv) didn't like the music - said itQUgot in the way of his direction. I never saw him since."QURosza never spoke an ungrateful word about the climate for composingQUin Hollywood, but he "never went near the studio except when it wasQUabsolutely necessary". BYAnonymous@#Michael RubboBGBorn in Australia, joined the National Film Board of StanfordBGUniversity in 1965. In 1973, he helped found Film Australia, anBGindependent organization devoted to the promotion of AustralianBGcinema. His feature film _The Return of Tommy Tricker_ won Gold PrizeBGfor Best Film For Young People ('95) at the 1st International FilmBGFestival for Children and Youth in Tunisia, among other awards. BYL.H. Wong@#Mercedes RuehlDBMarch 1948?, Queens, NY@#Michael RupertDB23 October 1951, Denver, CO BGHe was an adopted child, and he also has an adopted sister. MichaelBGRupertBGhas received 3 Tony nominations for Sweet Charity ('86), The Happy TimeBG('68),BGand Falsettos ('92). He resides in New York City, and in addition toBGacting, heBGalso writes, composes, and directs plays. He received the Drama DeskBGAwardBGnomination for Best Play in 1985, for the play, Three Guys Naked From theBGWaistBGDown.GA"Cheers" (1982), as [unknown] BYAinsley Passink@#Mark RussellDB23 August 1932, Buffalo, NY@#Margaret RutherfordDB11 May 1892, London, EnglandDD22 May 1972SP'Stringer Davis' (qv) (? - ?)@#Marisa RyanDB20 November 1974@#Meg RyanRNHyra, Margaret Mary Emily AnneDB19 November 1961, Bethel, CTSP'Dennis Quaid' (qv) (14 Feb 1991 - present)@#Mitchell RyanGA"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987), as Kyle Riker (ep. 'The IcarusGAFactor')@#Mark RydellDB23 March 1934, New York, NY TRActor@#Michael SabatinoDB25 June 1955, Venice, CA@#Marianne SaegebrechtDBAugust 1945, Starnberg, Bavaria, Germany@#Mort SahlDB11 May 1927, Montreal, Quebec, Canada@#Mari J. SahleyDB1963, Toledo, OhioDD1994@#Michael A. SalcidoDD10 October 1990 TRDied at age 39.@#Meredith SalengerDB14 March 1970 BGA former child actress (and a good one at that), Meredith Salenger firstBGcame to my attention in her major role in 'The Journey Of Natty Gann'.BGSince then, she has followed up this role with her excellent portrayal ofBGthe character of Amy, terrorised by Joanna Pacula's Felice in 'The KissBG(1988). Following this, the inevitable 'teen' movie followed, this cameBGin the form of 'Dream A Little Dream (1989)' alongside Corey Feldman andBGCorey Haim - meanwhile, Meredith's Lainey Diamond character wasBGexcellent - very attractive ... very funny at times .... the kind ofBGgirl you would want to spend the rest of your days with!!!!!!BGMeredith's most recent performance on video was again alongside CoreyBGFeldman and Christopher Neame in 'Edge of Honor (1991)' a movie where weBGdidn't see very much of her - but when she finally arrived it was with aBGbang!! (literally). This movie, despite its low budget and poorBGavailabilityBG(in the US, particularly) is better than most other low-budget movies.BGIt was with a nice surprise that Meredith Salenger has returned in 'DeadBGBeat'BGand 'Village of the Damned' (both 1995) - and I hope she returns withBGmore soon!!!!!!OWA small piece in 'River Phoenix: The Biography' by John Glatt.OWISBN no: 0-7499-1511-0QUDream A Little Dream: "What happened???"GA'Annie: The Movie (1982)' - as a stand-in BYRichard Spowart @#Matt SalingerDB13 February 1960, Windsor, VT TRSon of J.D. Salinger.@#Mark SandrichDD1945@#Mary Duncan SanfordDD9 May 1993 TRDied in Palm Beach at age 98.@#Mia SaraDB1968, New York, NY@#Michael SarrazinRNSarrazin, Jacques Michel AndreDB22 May 1940, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada@#Michele ScarabelliGA"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987), as Jenna D'Sora (ep. 'InGATheory')@#Maria SchellDB15 January 1926, Vienna, Austria@#Maximilian SchellDB8 December 1930, Vienna, Austria@#Maria SchneiderDB27 March 1952, Paris, France TRDaughter of Daniel Gelin.@#Maria SchraderDB1965@#Martin ScorseseDB17 November, 1942, in Flushing, NY BGAfter serious deliberations about entering the priesthood - he entered aBGseminary in 1956 - Scorsese opted to channel his passions into film. HeBGgraduated from NYU as a film major in 1964. Catching the eye of producerBGRoger Corman with his 60's student films (including co-editingBGWoodstock), Scorsese directed the gritty exploiter Boxcar Bertha (1972).BGMean Streets followed in 1973 and provided the benchmarks for theBGScorsese style: New York settings, loners struggling with inner demons,BGpointed-shoes rock meets opera soundtracks, and unrelenting catharticBGviolence. Mean Streets also featured Robert DeNiro and Harvey Keitel,BGtwo actors who would help shape that style. 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Scorsese outraged some religiousBGgroups by attempting to portray a human son of God in The LastBGTemptation of Christ in 1988 before returning to more familiar territoryBGwith the Mafia in GoodFellas (1990). His latest two films were a remakeBGof Cape Fear (1991) and The Age of Innocence.BGBesides directing and co-writing, Scorsese has also acted. It'sBGinteresting to note he played the gunman at the finale of Mean StreetsBGand the cab passenger planning to kill his wife in Taxi Driver. He alsoBGhad a role in Akira Kurosawa's Dreams.BO"Martin Scorsese: The First Decade" by Mary Pat KellyBO"Martin Scorsese: A Journey" by Mary Pat KellyBO"Scorsese on Scorsese", edited by David Thompson and Ian ChristieBOSome material in You'll Never Eat Lunch in This Town AgainBOby Julia PhillipsTRScorsese has used his parents, Charles and Catherine, in manyTRof his movies. Catherine played Joe Pesci's mother in GoodFellas.TRScorsese is a longtime friend, and was once a housemate, of TheTRBand's Robbie Robertson. Scorsese directed The Last Waltz in 1978,TRthe documentary of The Band's supposedly last gig which RobertsonTRproduced. Robertson later produced the soundtrack for Scorsese'sTRThe Color of Money (1986).TROften uses 'Thelma Schoonmaker' (qv) as his editorTRShe was later married to 'Michael Powell' (qv)TRScorsese often quotes 'Michael Powell' (qv) as an influence.QUScorsese on sports: "Anything with a ball, no good." BYWalter Melnyk walter_melnyk@douglas.bc.ca@#Martha ScottDB22 September 1914, Jamesport, MO@#Margaret SeddonDD17 April 1968 TRDied in Philadelphia at age 95.@#Monica SelesDB2 December 1973, Novi Sad, Yugoslavia TRTennis player@#Martin SemmelroggeGA"A.S." (1995), as Harry Stielecke, 20 June 1995@#Mack SennettRNSinnott, Michael (Mikall)DB17 January 1880, Danville, Quebec, CanadaDD5 November 1960 BGHis parents were Irish immigrants. At 17 his parents moved to EastBGBerlin, CT and he became a laborer at American Iron Works, a job heBGcontinued when they moved to Northampton MA. He happened to meetBGthe actress Marie Dressler in 1902 and through her went to New YorkBGto try for a career on the stage. He managed some burlesque andBGchorus boy parts. In 1908 he began acting in Biograph films. HisBGwork there lasted until 1911; it included direction by D.W.BGGriffith and acting with Mary Pickford and Mabel Normand. By 1910BGhe was directing. In 1912 he and two bookies formed the KeystoneBGproduction company. He brought Mabel Normand with him and soonBGadded "Fatty" Arbuckle, Chester Conklin, At St. John, SlimBGSummervile, Minta Duffee and Charlie Chaplin (who was directed byBGSennett in 35 comedies during 1914). He told Chaplin: "We have noBGscenario--we get an idea then follow the natural sequence of eventsBGuntil it leads up to a chase, which is the essence of our comedy".BGTo the slapstick chase gags of the Keystone Kops were graduallyBGadded the Bathing Beauties and the Kid Komedies. In 1915 he andBGGriffith and Thomas Ince formed Triangle Films. Comedy moved fromBGimprovisational slapstick to scripted situations. Stars like BobbyBGVernon and Gloria Swanson joined him. In 1917 he formed MackBGSennett Comedies, distributing through Paramount and later Pathe,BGlaunching another star, Harry Langdon. When he returned toBGParamount in 1932 he produced shorts featuring W.C. Fields andBGmusical ones with Bing Crosby. After directing his only BusterBGKeaton film, "The Timid Young Man" (135) he returned to Canada aBGpauper. In 1937 he was awarded a special Oscar - "to the master ofBGfun, discoverer of stars ... for his lasting contribution to theBGcomedy technique of the screen".BGDirector; founder in 1912 of Keystone Studios, which introduced toBGsilent-film comedy (and to the world!) the likes of Fatty Arbuckle,BGMack Swain, The Keystone Kops and...Charles Chaplin.BOautobiography - "King of Comedy" (1954)BT"Mack and Mabel" (1974 Broadway musical)NKThe King of Comedy BY@#Michel SerraultDB1928, Brunoy, France@#Minnie SharpSP'Luke Perry' (qv) (1993 - present)@#Melanie ShatnerTRDaughter of William Shatner@#Mickey ShaughnessyDD23 July 1985@#Moira ShearerDB17 January 1926, Scotland@#Martin SheenRNEstevez, RamonDB3 August 1940, Dayton, OH TRFather of Charlie Sheen, and Emilio and Renee Estevez.@#Mary ShelleyTRMary Shelley wrote the novel "Frankenstein" as a story in aTRcontest between friends, never guessing nor intending,TRoriginally, that it be published.@#Morgan SheppardGA"Max Headroom" (1987), as Blank Reg@#Madeleine SherwoodDB13 November 1922@#Masahiro ShinodaDB9 March 1931@#Martin ShortDB26 March 1950, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada@#Marie ShotwellDBNew York, NYDD18 September 1934 TRDied at age 54@#Max ShowalterDB2 June 1917, Caldwell, KS@#Maria ShriverDB6 November 1955, Chicago, IL TRTV newswomanSP'Arnold Schwarzenegger' (qv) (? - present)@#Mina ShumBGBorn in Hong Kong and raised in Vancouver. After earning a diploma inBGfilm production, she went on to make 5 short films, including _Me,BGMom, and Mona_, which was honoured with a Special Jury Citation atBGToronto in 1993. BYL.H. Wong@#Milton SillsTROne of the 36 founders of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts andTRSciences (AMPAS)@#Michel SimonRNSimon, FrancoisDB9 April 1895, Geneva, SwitzerlandDD30 May 1975 BGThe son of a sausage-maker, Michel Simon was conscripted into the SwissBGArmy at the start of World War I, but was thrown out through aBGcombination of tuberculosis and general insubordination. He wasBGvariously a boxer, photographer, general handyman and right-wingBGanarchist, finally becoming a stage actor in Geneva in 1920. HisBGreputation soon grew, and he moved to Paris in 1923, appearing in hisBGfirst film in 1925 (the same year he played Boudu for the first time onBGstage). With the coming of sound, Simon became firmly established asBGone of France's outstanding character actors, doing unforgettable workBGfor Jean Renoir ('La Chienne', 'Boudu Saved From Drowning'), Jean VigoBG('L'Atalante') and Marcel Carn ('Quai des Brumes', 'Drole de Drame').BGIn the 1950s he worked less frequently, partly thanks to an accidentBGinvolving makeup dye that paralysed part of his body and face. DespiteBGthis, he still managed to appear in films right up to his death inBG1975. BYMichael Brooke @#Mickey SimpsonDD23 September 1985@#Marianne SimsonDB29 July 1920@#Marc SingerDBVancouver, BC TRBrother of actress Lori Singer.@#Marina SirtisDB29 March 1959, North London, England@#Mary Jo SlaterTRMother of Christian Slater@#Martha SleeperDD25 March 1983@#Madeleine SmithDB2 August 1949, Sussex, England@#Maggie SmithDB28 December 1934, Ilford, England@#Mamie SmithSP'Jack Goldberg' (qv) (? - ?)@#Mandy SmithRNSmith, Amanda LouiseDB17 July 1970@#Martha SmithDBMay 1953, Cleveland, OH TRPlayboy Playmate of the Month July 1973@#Mel SmithDB1950, London, England TRDirector@#Michele SoaviOWDellamorte, Dellamore (1994)@#Mark SobelAGVictoria Wisdom (310) 550-0535@#Mike SokollDD24 August 1991 TRCowboy actor. Died at age 97.@#Mira SorvinoDB1968 BGA.B., Harvard University, 1990.TRDaughter of Paul Sorvino@#Mickey SpillaneDB9 March 1918@#Mary SpinellDD30 July 1987@#Madame SpivyRNLeVoe, SpivyDD7 January 1971 TREntertainer. Died in Woodland Hills CA at age 64.@#Marco St. JohnDB7 May 1939@#Michelle StaffordBGChicago native and ex-runway model@#Maureen StapletonDB21 June 1925, Troy, NY@#Mary StavinDBSweden TRMiss World 1977@#Marshall StedmanDB1874, Bethel, MEDD16 December 1943 TRFather of Lincoln Stedman@#Myrtle StedmanDB3 March 1885, Chicago, ILDD8 January 1938, Hollywood, CA (heart attack)@#Mary SteenburgenDB1953, Newport, AR@#Mark StevensRNStevens, RichardDB13 December 1920, Cleveland, OH@#McLean StevensonDB14 November 1929, Normal, IL@#Martha StewartRNHaworth, MarthaDB7 October 1922, Bardwell, KY@#Michael StewartDD20 September 1987@#Milburn StoneDB5 July 1904DD12 June 1980@#Madeleine StoweDB18 August 1958, Eagle Rock, CASP'Brian Benben' (qv) (? - ?)@#Marcia StrassmanDB28 April 1948, NJ@#Meryl StreepRNStreep, Mary LouiseDB22 June 1949, Summit, NJ TRMarried with 4 children@#Margaret SullavanRNSullivan, Margaret BrookeDB16 May 1911, Norfolk, VADD1 January 1960 TRDied from barbituric poisoning in New Haven CT.@#Marie Madeline SullivanDD5 January 1991 TRDied after brief illness in Ojai CA at age 80.@#Mark SuozzoRNSuozzo, Mark JohnDB8 November 1953OWMetropolitan@#Mohammed-Ali TalebiDB1958 BGTalebi was interested in several art forms already in the age of ten inBGan art institute for children and the youth. When studying later filmBGand TV programme directing at the university he made about ten shortBGfilms for children. Later he worked for the television writing andBGdirecting over 50 video programmes and various educational, documentaryBGand fictional pictures. BYKimmo Ketolainen @#Mabel TaliaferroDB21 May 1887, New York, NYDD24 January 1979@#Margaret TallichetDD3 May 1991@#Marshall TeagueDBNewport, TN@#Maureen TeefyDB1954, Minneapolis, MN@#Max TerhuneDB12 February 1891, Franklin, INDD5 June 1973, heart attack and stroke BGFour years after appearing with Gene Autry on a national radio showBGin 1932 he went to Hollywood. By that time he Max was a skilledBGvaudevillian (magician, juggler, whistler, impressionist, cardBGtricks). His specialty was ventriloquism. On the Orpheum Circuit hisBGdummy was named Skully Null; he became Elmer Sneezeweed in theBGmovies. His debut was in "Ride Ranger Ride" in 1936, the same yearBGhe took over the part of Lullaby in the "Three Mesquiteer" series. HeBGplayed the part in 21 films, leaving in 1939. After that he did 24BG"Range Buster" pictures, co-starred in Ken Maynard's last picture andBGco-starred eight times with Johnny Mack Brown. He played a doctor inBG"Giant" (1956). After leaving movies he continued to appear inBGtelevision shows such as "Ramar of the Jungle." He died in CottonwoodBGAZ.BODavid Zinman, "Saturday Afternoon at the Bijou" (1973) BYEd Stephan @#Michael ThomaDD3 September 1982@#Madoline ThomasDD30 December 1989@#Marlo ThomasDB21 November 1938, Detroit, MI TRDaughter of Danny ThomasSP'Phil Donahue' (qv) (? - ?)@#Melody ThomasDB18 April 1956@#Marshall ThompsonDB27 November 1926, Peoria, ILDD18 May 1992 TRDied of congestive heart failure in Royal Oak MI.@#Malachi ThroneGA"Star Trek" (1966), as Voice of The Keeper (ep. 'The Cage')GA"Star Trek" (1966), as Commodore Jose Mendez (ep. 'The Menagerie')GA"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987), as Senator Pardek (ep.GA'Unification')@#Mel TillisDB8 August 1932, Tampa, FL@#Meg TillyRNTilly, MargaretDB14 February 1960, Texada, British Columbia, Canada@#Michael ToddRNGoldenborgen, AvromDB22 June 1909DD1958 BGA producer of Broadway plays, Todd made one foray into movieBGproduction with the epic "Around The World in 80 Days".TRThe wide-screen system, Todd-AO, is named after himBO"The Nine Lives of Mike Todd" by Art Cohn (1959).SP'Elizabeth Taylor' (qv) (? - 1958) BYRay Hamel @#Marilu ToloDB1944, Rome, Italy@#Marisa TomeiDB4 December 1964, Brooklyn Ny BGMarisa first came to prominence with her Oscar forBGbest supporting actress in the excellent My CousinBGVinny, but her first major film was The Flamingo KidBGsome eight years earlier.BGFollowing the success of My Cousin Vinny, the nextBGhighlight of Marisa's career is the excellent UntamedBGHeart which featured Christian SlaterBGSubsequent roles have confirmed that Marisa Tomei isBGnot only a very fine actress, but an absolutely top notchBGbabe to boot. BYRichard Baker @#Mel TormeDB13 September 1925, Chicago, IL TRJazz singer@#Mary Ellen TrainorSP'Robert Zemeckis' (qv) (? - ?)@#Mary TraversDB9 November 1936, Louisville, KY@#Merle TravisDB29 November 1917, Muhlenberg County, KYDD20 October 1983 TRCountry singer@#Mary TreenDD20 July 1989@#Marie TrintignantDB1962, Paris, France TRDaughter of Jean-Louis Trintignant.@#Michelle TriolaDB1933, Los Angeles, CA@#Massimo TroisiDB1954, San Giorgio a Cremano, Napoli, ItalyDD1994, heart infarction@#Michael TuckerDB6 February 1944, Baltimore, MDSP'Jill Eikenberry' (qv) (? - ?)@#Mark TwainRNClemens, SamuelDB1835DD21 April 1910, Redding, CTQU"I have been told that Wagner's music is better than it sounds."QU"Something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read."QU- his definition of a classic.QU"Man is the only animal that blushes. Or needs to"QU"The English are mentioned in the Bible: Blessed are the meek for theyQUshall inherit the earth."QU"As to the adjective: when in doubt, strike it out"QU"The report of my death was an exaggeration."QU"I can live for two months on a good compliment."@#Michael TyloSP'Hunter Tylo' (qv) (? - ?)@#Mike TysonDB30 June 1966SP'Robin Givens' (qv) (? - ?)@#Miyoshi UmekiDB3 April 1929, Otaru, Hokkaido, Japan@#Morgan UptonOWSpace is the Place, 1974@#Mary UreDB18 February 1933, Glasgow, ScotlandDD3 April 1975@#Minerva UrecalDB22 September 1884, CADD27 February 1966 TRDied of heart attack in Hollywood.@#Monique Van de VenRNVan De Ven, Monica, Maria TheresiaDB1957, The NetherlandsSP'Jan de Bont' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Erwin De Vries' (qv) (? - ?)@#Mamie Van DorenRNOlander, Joan LucilleDB6 February 1933, Rowena, SD@#Merete Van KampDB1962, Koldin/Jutland, Denmark@#Mario Van PeeblesDB15 January 1957, Mexico@#Melvin Van PeeblesRNPeebles, MelvinDB21 August 1932, Chicago, IL TRFather of Mario Van Peebles@#Marcel VarnelDD1947@#Martha VickersDB28 May 1925, Ann Arbor, MIDD2 November 1971 TRDied after long illness in Hollywood.@#Milly VitaleDB16 July 1938, Rome, Italy@#Michael VitarDB21 December 1978@#Mike VitarDB21 December 1978, Los Angeles, California TRHas an older brother Pablo (27), and an older sister Elizabeth (23).TRHe also has a talking parrot named Cindy.TRHis favorite color is black. His favorite beverage is Gatorade.TRHis favorite food is Cuban cuisine. And, he loves all sports.AGc/o Michales & WolfeAGPublic RelationsAG333 South Beverley DriveAGSuite 201AGBeverly Hills, California 90212@#Monica VittiRNCeciarelli, Maria LouisaDB3 November 1931, Rome, Italy@#Marina VladyRNDe Poliakoff-Baidaroff, MarinaDB10 March 1938, Clichy, France@#Max Von SydowRNVon Sydow, Carl AdolfDB10 April 1929, Lund, Sweden TRNominated for best actor in 1988 for his role as Papa Lasse in Pele theTRConqueror.@#Margarethe Von TrottaDB21 February 1942, Berlin, GermanySP'Volker Schloendorff' (qv) (? - ?) (divorced)@#Murvyn VyeDB15 July 1913, Quincy, MADD17 August 1976@#Mark WahlbergDB5 June 197?NKMarky MarkTRWas an original member of the New Kids on the Block but dropped outTRbefore they became famous@#Marcy WalkerDB26 November, Paducah, KY@#Max WallDD22 May 1990@#Marjorie WallaceDB1955, Indianapolis, IN TRMiss World 1973@#Mike WallaceDB19 May 1918@#M. Emmet WalshRNWalsh, Michael EmmetDB22 March 1935, Ogdensburg, NY@#Marjorie WarfieldDD15 April 1991 TRDied at age 88.@#Marsha WarfieldDB5 March 1954@#Malcolm-Jamal WarnerDB18 August 1970, Jersey City, NJ@#Michael WarrenDB5 March 1946, South Bend, IN@#Mona WashbourneDB27 November 1903, Birmingham, EnglandDD15 November 1988@#Minor WatsonDB22 December 1889, Marianna, ARDD28 July 1965 TRDied in Alton IL.@#Marjorie WeaverDB2 March 1913, Crossville, TN@#Marion WeeksDD20 April 1968 TRSinger/actress. Died of stroke in New York NY at age 81.@#Margot WernerDB8 December 1937@#Mary WesleyDB1912, near Windsor, EnglandOW"Jumping The Queue", Novel.OW"The Camomile Lawn", Novel.OW"Harnessing Peacoks", Novel.OW"The Vacillations of Poppy Carew", Novel.OW"Not That Sort of Girl", Novel.OW"Second Fiddle", Novel.OW"A Sensible Life", Novel.OW"A Dubious Legacy", Novel.OW"An Imaginative Experience", Novel.@#Mae WestDB17 August 1893, Brooklyn, NYDD22 November 1980 BGMae West was born in Brooklyn, New York to "Battling Jack" West andBGMatilda Doelger. She began her career as a child star in vaudeville, andBGlater went on to write her own plays, including "SEX" for which she wasBGarrested. Though her first movie role was a small part in the 1932 filmBG"Night After Night", her scene has become famous. A coat check girlBGexclaims, "Goodness! What lovely diamonds!", after seeing Mae's jewlery.BGMae replies, "Goodness had nothing to do with it." Her next film, inBGwhich she starred, was in 1933. "She Done Him Wrong" was based on herBGearlier and very popular play, "Diamond Lil". Mae West went on to writeBGand star in seven more films, including "My Little Chickadee", with W.BGC. Fields. Her last movie was "Sextette" in 1978, two years before herBGdeath, which also came from a play.TRFilm "She Done Him Wrong" was nominated for an Oscar in 1933.SP'Frank Wallace' (qv) (? - ?) (divorced)BO"Goodness Had Nothing To Do With It" was an autobiography written by MaeBOWest in 1959.QU"When I'm good, I'm very good, but when I'm bad, I'm better."QU"Marriage is a great institution. I'm not ready for an institution."QU"It's not the man in your life that counts. It's the life in your man." BYCarla Donnell@#Maggie WheelerRNKuehl, Sheila JamesGA"Friends" (1994), as Janice (1994-)MNJames, SheilaTRSheila James Kuehl was slated for her own spinoff, Zelda, and fourTRepisodes were filmed, but the project was dropped when rumors beganTRto circulate that she was a lesbian. The rumors were true and sheTRdid very little additional acting work. When she was passed over forTRa promotion in favor of a man with less experience she began toTRsee major obstacles for women in the job market. She went back to school,TRgot a degree in law and is now an attorney specializing inTRFeminist causes. -- (Source: Fresh Air, interview program on AmericanTRPublic Radio)@#Margaret WhittonDB30 November 1950, Philadelphia, PA@#May WhittyDB19 June 1865, Liverpool, EnglandDD29 May 1948@#Mary WickesDB13 June 1912@#Marty WildeDB15 April 1939, England@#Michael WildingDB23 July 1912, Westcliff-on-Sea, EnglandDD8 July 1979SP'Elizabeth Taylor' (qv) (1952 - 1957)@#Marion WilliamsDB1928DD2 July 1994, Philadelphia PA, vascular disease@#Michael WilliamsSP'Judi Dench' (qv) (? - ?)@#Meredith WillsonDB18 May 1902@#Mara WilsonDB1987@#Michael Wincott@#Marie WindsorRNBertelson, Emily MarieDB11 December 1924, Marysvale, UT@#Mare WinninghamDB6 May 1959, Northridge, CA@#Michael WinslowDB6 September 1960, Spokane, WA@#Marguerite N. WittenbergDD25 December 1990 TRDied of cancer in Culver City CA at age 77.@#Monty WoolleyDB17 August 1888, New York, NYDD6 May 1963, Albany, NY (kidney and heart ailment)@#Mary WoronovDB8 December 1946, Brooklyn, NYGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Jill (ep. 'The Spa Who Loved Me')@#Max WrightDB2 August 1943, Detroit, MI@#Margaret WycherlyDB26 October 1881, London, EnglandDD6 June 1956@#May WynnRNHickey, Donna LeeDB8 January 1930, New York, NY@#Margarita XirguDB18 June 1888, Barcelona, SpainDD25 April 1969@#Michelle YeohNKKhan, Michelle@#Michael YorkRNYork-Johnson, MichaelDB27 March 1942, Fulmer, Buckinghamshire, England@#Marvin YoungDD26 May 1993, Los Angeles, CA (natural causes, age 90) TRWrite/producer, was child actor.@#Moon Unit ZappaTRDaughter of Frank Zappa@#Michael ZaslowDB1 November 1942, Inglewood, CA@#Mai ZetterlingDD17 March 1994, London England, cancer@#Madeline ZimaDB16 September 1985@