50 TERRIBLE Things Done To Classic Hollywood Stars

[@darthslater6077]

DAMNIT IT KZbin STOP BLEEPING WORDS THAT ARE NOT SWEAR WORDS IS IGNORANT!! SEX, RAPE, DEATH NOT SWEAR WORDS JUST STOP IT!!

[@Clyde14th]

Censorship.is WRONG.

[@mcmlxii4419]

I've noticed that! What the hell is up with that anyway?

[@DonnaG-y6y]

The bleeping isn't even consistent so stop IIT ALL TOGETHER!

[@binyon7]

I've never heard censoring-beeps. Update: oh yeah they're beeping

[@eileensilverstein5819]

Seriously! It's ridiculous.

[@TwiggyKeely]

Wichita, Kansas is so proud of our girl Hattie McDaniel! She faced racism and segregation but always had so much poise and class❤👏

[@tonyaharmon1383]

One Of My Favorites Since I Was A Child!❤😊

[@graciegolding9508]

I heard they made her stand outside in the alleyway till it was time to go up to receive her statuette. Have we improved? We still have a long way to go. Margaret Hamilton also got burnt in a scene. Social media info.

[@cathwalsh9921]

Her fellow actors should have gone and sat with her.

[@silverstuff182]

All praise for Hattie! She must have been a real trooper.

[@donnacarter6811]

😊​@@cathwalsh9921

[@19slshaw63]

I think bleeping words like "sexuality" and "sex-life" is stupid and wrong - those aren't even forbidden words. What's offensive is the bleeping itself, most especially when it's unnecessary

[@fenian123]

Words like that can affect their monetization, why? I don't know but I've heard that is why they do it

[@vanapirarayne738]

​@@fenian123because the KZbin computer is stupid and the humans won't help them.

[@gorymarty56]

Yes so annoying

[@graciegolding9508]

@@vanapirarayne738 🤣🤣. I thought the computers were the ones doing the talking and humans bleeped out words that are tossed around everyday? Still stupid.

[@vanapirarayne738]

@@graciegolding9508 I'm sorry, but your comment makes no sense.

[@anakelly76512]

Marilyn Monroe didn't need to bleach her hair or change her looks. She was beautiful the way she was. As Norma Jean.

[@UnashamedCaliforniagirl]

I agree ❤

[@dilberta6046]

Whatever she did, made her look smashing. Nothing wrong with changing you hair color. Unlike today, all she did was minor things anyway.

[@ShawnW-y7i]

I'll bet you never saw a movie with her before she was a blonde

[@ShawnW-y7i]

​@@dilberta6046are you saying she shouldn't have done something like Cher did God took a robot a man to make woman and a woman took ribs out to make her body more slim

[@PhyllisFicarrotta-yg1om]

Judy Garland was talented even as a young child. When she approached adolescence she was a little pudgy but this was due to her body growing into a woman. The studio started giving her amphetamines forcing her body to lose weight. It also affected her sleep so they gave sleeping pills. They destroyed her. Once she was hooked she couldn’t stop. RIP Judy. You brought us so much joy. Your gifts will never be forgotten. Gif bless her.

[@deneseiB]

All 12-year old girls were 'pudgy' back in the day. My mother bought my clothes in Sear's 'Chubby Girls' section, to my everlasting mortification, because I've always been skinny. It's so sad, they just wanted puppets to push and pull at their leisure, and the parents went along~

[@mayetchells8884]

As I watched this I was overwhelmed with absolute rage for all those abused, and tortured women and girls. A handful of abused men and boys. And it still continues today, horrific

[@everkief8650]

Yep, it seems that producers thought all the women were too fat, so it was uppers in the morning and downers in the evening for all of them. Judy garland was pressured to lose weight her entire life. She had a "round" face but she was NEVER overweight. She was forced to pop pills from a very early age and this of course led to a lifelong addiction, negative health issues and early death.

[@laurabailey1054]

@@everkief8650 and the head of the studio made her “go down” on him

[@BrendaKDavis-cz7fc]

It just recently stopped everywhere.

[@briandworkin3089]

and they never even mentioned Francis Farmer; she was a smart outspoken woman who landed up having a lobotomy...obliterating her personality...because they wanted her to "behave"

[@JeffSanders-gr7fc]

😅😅😮😅😅😮😅😊😊​@@everkief8650

[@billlewis5425]

During my 1962 senior year at high school, my English teacher was the former studio tutor for Shirley Temple & Baby Leroy when they were child actors.. From that wonderful teacher we learned alot about the studio tactics, especially how the they got the child actors to show the emotions needed for the film. She told us about a scene to be filmed which required Shirley Temple to cry. Shirley could fake a slight cry but the studio wanted more. To achieve real tears, they told the child her mother wasn't going to come after her after work. That upset Shirley, making her start to cry. They ran the cameras and told her to do her part with the tears. She did just that. Later, she was needed for more crying scenes. Knowing their tactic at her young age, she was reluctant. So, the studio just cranked up the lies to make her cry again. The studios have always been known for their manipulative, cruel, torturous, deceitful, & perverted tactics, while making & ruining the careers of many in the industry. And it continues today, even at the Disney Studios.

[@laurahuston2187]

Especially at Disney

[@rodneycody8746]

Started there

[@elizabethnavarre7972]

Didn't Margaret Hamilton also get set on fire during the Wizard of Oz and they barely cared? And the original Tin Man had to drop out because his paint was metal based too and caused breathing problems? The Lion's costume was 90 lbs. and steaming hot because it was actual lion pelts? Am I remembering correctly? Sheesh, what torture... so not worth it. :(

[@rvictolo]

She suffered 2nd and 3rd degree burns.

[@CherylPittman-pk9cy]

Oh wow!!!! That is crazy

[@g0i2023]

Yes. The original actor cast as the tin man was Buddy Ebsen, when they were still looking at possibly putting Shirley Temple in as Dorthy Gale. Ebsen had been in another musical movie with Shirley, in 1938 called "Captain January" .

[@valeriebailey5809]

Hollywood was and still is pure evil.

[@happyswim1836]

Wow! How cruel.

[@thefamouspeopleus]

It's shocking to hear about the suffering endured by classic Hollywood stars behind the scenes.

[@Patricia-gz3nw]

So many abused women. Feeding them drugs to perform and to sleep and punishment for young kid stars. Sickening 😢

[@fenian123]

Rock Hudson never officially came out, certainly not right after his divorce

[@tracycraft2971]

God bless you Rose!! Love your strength and supporting others in that situation! The casting couch is still out there even if it’s not on a couch and not consensual, no one should have to go through that!

[@patrickm3807]

The Green Promise was the movie that caused Natalie Wood to be gravely afraid of water, due to the scene where the bridge collapsed under her feet; she broke her wrist and nearly drowned. Natalie was not supposed to be on the bridge when it collapsed. The director kept filming during the accident and kept it in the movie.

[@spiritofkem]

Her mother believed in psychics. They told her Natalie would be very famous but also that she had to be very very careful around water and drowning. She was petrified of water because her mother told her this. The water event did happen but Natalie was already afraid of water when it happened. Read autobiographies or google it 😢

[@EYE_GOTCHA]

Her mother refused to get her broken wrist set, too, and it healed wrong, with a bump. Natalie spent the rest of her life covering that wrist up with large bracelets.

[@happyswim1836]

Wicked!!!

[@heather6668]

@@EYE_GOTCHA Her mother was a real piece of work. Also never liked Wagner nor Walken. One or both are responsible for whatever went on that night. If Walken is so innocent of wrongdoing, why did HE not speak up. He's never said a word.

[@smilanesi98]

Merle Oberon was so beautiful and mesmerizing. She was an actress who did not need to say a word. Just the look on her face did it all. I can see why a man 25 years her junior would marry her in her later years. She was still spellbinding.

[@margaretkerr4591]

She is breathtaking ❤ no other actress has that special something she had. The camera adored her - and all she had to do was be in front of it

[@cathwalsh9921]

My mum used to mention her and say how beautiful she was.

[@brandy4250]

Tippi Hedren said Hitchcock told her he'd ruin her career if she didn't sleep with him. She said, "do what you gotta do" and left the room. Can't blame her much.

[@timothydunn438]

I'm skeptical of Tippi Hedren's claim. Hitchcock worked with hundreds of women, but no one else has made this claim, even after his death. Not saying she's lying. I'm just skeptical.

[@annthibau2277]

Yes they have.

[@paulakpacente]

You should have mentioned that Clark Gable came to Hattie McDaniels' defense when she attended the Oscar ceremonies in 1940. They didn't want her to attend at all. Gable told them that if they didn't allow her to attend, he wouldn't go so they relented. Clara Bow's name was spelled like this---not Bo. She also had a very thick NY accent that the studios didn't like. Valentino had peritonitis. Don't you people do any homework? It's ALL on the internet.

[@marshallmom1962]

Because the internet only has the truth on it...

[@paulakpacente]

@@marshallmom1962- I've seen everything I mentioned on media other than the internet. I cross-check EVERYTHING I see and hear.

[@GlennaVan]

He also initially refused to go to the grand opening when Hattie was not allowed because of segregation! It was Hattie that talked him into attending.

[@f.l3450]

What does this have to do with racism in Hollywood?

[@paulakpacente]

@@f.l3450- If you don't get it, watch all of it over again.

[@michelleclark3976]

The misery of Hollywood continues to this day. Misery of Disney too.

[@gypsykaye8863]

Disney is very greedy.

[@OldHollywoodCelebrities]

The transformation of Marilyn Monroe from Norma Jean Mortensen to Hollywood's blonde bombshell is iconic, but did the industry's demand for conformity take away her true identity? What would her career have looked like if she had kept her natural appearance?

[@theresagallagher9161]

She wouldn't be there long. Their way or no way. Shear evil.

[@cathwalsh9921]

She had gorgeous natural hair

[@dilberta6046]

Ava in her own biography did not regret her abortions. She says she felt she did the right thing for herself, so not a victim.

[@moep9572]

They ruined people's lives What are you talking about made it hard They destroyed them Judy garland Look like she was 70Shem 100,000 she should 100,000 she should have sued them For turning Her addiction They killed her They killed a lot of people because of that.

[@graciegolding9508]

She was paid little more than the dwarves. Poor woman.

[@UncleKennybobs]

Brain damage?

[@margaretkerr4591]

Brilliant video 👏 though Valentino's movie was "the sheik" not "the chic" 😂😂😂

[@everkief8650]

Yep! You'd think a person too busy to do the voice over could at least check the computers work mangling all the words in countless KZbin videos. Bravo, for noticing. This computer generated voice over and subtitle craze often comes up with some very hilarious pronunciations of very common words or names. As I said, before publishing the finished product a human should review the computers work.

[@everkief8650]

26:44 "Gloria Swanson married a French Marquee... and later became pregnant with the Marxist child." Huh!?

[@leonoranicolaysen2784]

OMG I can't believe they did that!

[@margaretkerr4591]

@@leonoranicolaysen2784 😜😜

[@hwgray]

But "chic" is just the French spelling and pronunciation of "sheik." French borrowed it, altering the spelling and the meaning, then English borrowed it back.

[@arleneliberti2949]

HOLLYWOOD TREATED PEOPLE LIKE SHIT AND THEY GOT AWAY WITH IT DAMM SHAME.

[@GlennaVan]

Not just got away with it but were paid greatly for it!

[@Nephilimfields]

They still do.

[@ItsaKindOfMagic86]

that still do even today, they put on a fake show to convince you they have changed, they havent, they just change who ever in in charge and the abuse continues

[@WesleyP1975]

Hattie's story is heartbreaking... but she handled it with grace. Whites and blacks could learn a thing or two from her... seriously though, think about what she accomplished... not only being black but also a female in those days winning actings most coveted award is truly beyond extraordinary..

[@BarbaraAnn843]

And we shall overcome!!!

[@lunallena5594]

Image how much better life and work would be without abuse.

[@scotnick59]

@7:01 = For being such a megastar, Marilyn lived VERY modestly

[@laurabailey1054]

She was probably afraid of losing everything

[@GlennaVan]

She also suffered female issues which were severe. Not only did she have severe endometriosis so bad she had it written into her contracts she did not have to perform during her periods, she also had an ectopic pregnancy which required surgery to remove. Those women who have suffered from endometriosis can appreciate her acting/working with this extremely painful condition. Her life certainly was not the glamour and glitz we saw on the movie screen.

[@ramfaki1256]

​@@GlennaVanYou're absolutely accurate 👌🏻my dear‼️ All the wishes for happiness in your lifetime 🙏🏻❕

[@JewelJewelBitler]

​@@GlennaVanI can. I suffered from it too.

[@GlennaVan]

@@JewelJewelBitler I am so very sorry! One of the worst things about it is the lack of knowledge about it. It should be part of our health education in school so girls and women know it's not part of normal menstrual cycles. So many women endure this unnecessary pain because of ignorance and part of that is of the very doctors who treat them!

[@nancydemoss2945]

Gloria Swanson fell in love with a French Marquis, not a movie marquee.

[@AnneSmith-m1p]

😂

[@heather6668]

Yeah really those captions are appalling

[@GrandmaSunshineDragon]

The one that shocks me the most is #49 where you said that Michelle Hurd was Mrs Cosby on the Cosby Show. Phylicia Rashad played Mrs Cosby.

[@evertstuiver2805]

marilyn was killed

[@cb4883]

BY THE KENNEDYS 😮😮

[@UnashamedCaliforniagirl]

​@@cb4883The Chicago mob

[@theraven6843]

O no not that again 😮😮😮😮😮

[@cb4883]

@@theraven6843 OH YES THAT AGAIN 🫠🫠

[@theraven6843]

@@cb4883 ok have it your way, and have fun with it.

[@janetmoy9279]

If you mention racial prejudice, you over looked Anna May Wong. Asians are still marginalized and discriminated against. Roles for Asians in Hollywood was scarce. She only got stereotyped Asian roles. Hollywood pick Katherine Hepburn over May Wong to play a Chinese woman in the Good Earth. The Chinese community resented her for misrepresenting her own people in the roles she acted in.

[@smilanesi98]

Definitely.

[@gigib8849]

Katharine Hepburn was not in The Good Earth; it was Merle Oberon.

[@ravenlass3334]

Luise Rainer was the lead actress in The Good Earth. She won her second Best Actress Oscar in a row for her portrayal.

[@gigib8849]

@@ravenlass3334 Yes, you’re right. I realized that the other day from a completely unrelated article lol. Poor memory here.

[@markhorton3994]

​​@@gigib8849Merle Oberon was from India and not of 100% English ancestry. So she actually was Asian.It was a secret though.

[@nomadpi1]

Re: the beep when the word "sex" is said and the dropping of the vowel "e" from "sex" in print is idiotic, yet allowing the word "gay" and the saying of LBQGHalphabet is nonsensical. Is this KZbin being PC at the expense of 1st Amendment rights? Jeez. A video on actor's rights being denied then yet denying free speech regarding the word "sex."

[@luci-fer250]

you tube is stomping on our first amendment right to free speech also

[@Solipsister]

“LBQGHalphabet” 🤣😂

[@stevengoracke7644]

Solipsister 😂

[@RadioSilence-r8x]

Hattie was the First to win an Oscar. Not Hallie Barry.

[@Marenlauder1]

Hattie won Best supporting. Hallie was the first to win a best actress award.

[@chemmii]

You may think things in Hollywood have changed, but the truth is there just as decrepit as always, powerful, greedy, and it's still their way of the highway, and even more political than ever...!!

[@Bdear1]

Margaret Hamilton was worried about scaring kids, & eventually went on Mr Rogers to reassure kids she wasn't really as she seemed. Also severely burned during a production accident, probably not aware of how her part would be seen today.

[@michellehayesnelson3369]

What about the scandal with Charlie Sheen infecting folks and not tell them he was infected?

[@UnashamedCaliforniagirl]

For some reason Hollywood seems to have overlooked that

[@smilanesi98]

John Gilbert was owned by the bottle. He was out of his league with Garbo. He did not play his cards well.

[@aliciablankenship6663]

I imagine that it was intimidating for actors being forced to preform against their wills. But at no time should any actor should’ve let this happen. They should have quit or walked out! No amount of $$ or fame is more important than self respect n honor.

[@KristaBear]

Maybe they had low self esteem and couldnt leave

[@UnashamedCaliforniagirl]

Back then they signed contracts and couldn't quit until their contract was up.

[@kathleen1685]

That was Phylicia Rashad. I know this because I saw an interview with her about the show back when the show was airing. She look hurt and scared to me in the interview. I kept telling people that I found the interview very concerning. I got the impression that she was afraid of BC. There was what she said and much of what she did not say. Everyone told me that I was wrong. Years later the BC scandal came out.

[@carbino1055]

I knew Bill was no good. My brother was stationed at Camp Pendleton in the early 90s. He told me then that they were always told that Bill would drug his women with qualudes and then have sex with them. They told the women on base to never party with him on their days out. I always believed he was not a good person.

[@sct4040]

What’s BC?

[@carbino1055]

@ Bill Cosby

[@kathleen1685]

@sct4040 Bill Cosby, the BC sex scandal

[@hollyportly]

I could never have been in show biz because I am my own boss and I like to eat and do not care that at age 64 I gained weight and am chunky, also I choose who I am with and not. When there was a problem I nipped it in the bud or moved on. It upsets to hear so much people abuse. RIP to all who have passed that received abuse. All are in my heart 🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️👏👏💕💕💕💕💕Holly 🙏

[@WilliamHorsley1962]

How do Charlie Sheen Rose Mcgowan fit into classic Hollywood?

[@BrendaKDavis-cz7fc]

Thank you!

[@leonoranicolaysen2784]

Exactly!

[@GlennaVan]

They don't.

[@kimkelly5512]

Charlie Sheen caused his own problems, and the only thing I can think about Rose McGowan was that she was abused and told not to say anything. Even though she was paid off, that happened a lot in old Hollywood. It's just that the actress's in that time didn't say anything.

[@Nancy-xt8cr]

@@BrendaKDavis-cz7fcto

[@Emy53]

All I have learned is that Hollywood is superficial, and despicable. I have tremendous respect for tjose celebrities that spoke out against Hollywood's disgusting standards....

[@CALLMESIR...]

Hattie,s situation was just disgraceful but thats the way it was. She couldnt sit with the all white guests and stars during the ceremoney. She had to take a back door entrance to get into the building and was sent to a green room with the other black stars. She was not allowed to go to any pre oscar lunches and dinners or any of the after parties. And she took it all like a true lady as did Butterfly.

[@LindaStoronsky-yk4df]

Hattie also didn't dare come out of the closet.

[@FrancesH.-hv8uo]

Remember, Hollywood says they are the most inclusive people

[@DeloresVogler]

OMGosh! I never realized just how cruel the entertainment industry was, and continue to be. This made me so sad, I actually cried for these, and all the stars.

[@gogoyubari366]

Marilyn Monroe was so beautiful and so are the other beautiful girls!

[@CherylPittman-pk9cy]

I agree! I love that era with the clothes and hair ❤

[@lewisbrodnax7898]

I clicked on this by mistake, but I'll let it roll. This kind of subject hits to close to home as my mother was a friend of both Judy Garland and Natalie Wood. I was only 5 yrs old when Judy died, but I will never forget how it hit mumzie. The Old Man told me then that one day I would understand, but it's not right. He was correct

[@theroadrunnerjarhead4109]

Ava Gardner was such a beautiful woman.

[@HeatherRogers-t5s]

This was interesting. Sad, but interesting.

[@buckeyetater7540]

Quite a few of these stories don’t even come close to what I would call “Horrible Things”. As advertised

[@kmk2451]

You missed one of the biggest scandals of all time- the violent murder of Ramon Navarro.

[@shirelleharris3466]

Notice the person who told Marilyn Monroe to change her hair. Snively. She was probably jealous of her. Damn the things they did to these stars is sad and disgusting and disrespectful. Why do people want to be famous when all you hear is doom and gloom in their lives. To think they all had the same beautiful smiles when they were suffering. Why do all these stars have the same fate. Drugs Overdoses and Death ☠️

[@aintnoreason1480]

I hate hearing she had to or he had to because No,they didn' have to. They chose to

[@heather6668]

Yes. They could have said 'f*** it' and walked away but they chose to conform and stay. Money and fame were the same big incentive then that they are now for a lot of people.

[@jen6741]

Nothing is shocking…..that’s what’s shocking.

[@CherylPittman-pk9cy]

Yes, I agree !!!

[@OneOfUsHere]

Rock Hudson never publicly admitted he was gay.

[@Andreatheists-yy1oj]

Now you got that wrong about RV. The rules for divorce was protracted to months and sometimes years.

[@randallpetroelje3913]

They are equally guilty of killing their careers as they did themselves

[@leojablonski2309]

Hockwood destroys more than entertains

[@Lee-y8w2b]

It's more proof that all that glitters ain't gold.

[@ajakuk1]

You forgot what Hollywood did to Corey Haim.

[@UnashamedCaliforniagirl]

Classic Hollywood ie old Hollywood

[@kennethreed2186]

That's not Kim Novak 😊

[@Andreatheists-yy1oj]

The last example.....this was in a so called more modern time where abusing young women would have been less tolerated. Marlon Brando and a Director forced an actress to play a role she didn’t want?

[@Andreatheists-yy1oj]

In the fifties Rock Hudson would have lost his career.

[@y2ktube]

"would have lost his career" - And rightly so... Read : Bible, Romans 1: 24-27 - - - - - "Therefore God gave them over in the sinful desires of their hearts to sexual impurity for the degrading of their bodies with one another. They exchanged the truth about God for a lie, and worshiped and served created things rather than the Creator - Because of this, God gave them over to shameful lusts. Even their women exchanged natural sexual relations for unnatural ones. In the same way the men also abandoned natural relations with women and were inflamed with lust for one another. Men committed shameful acts with other men, and received in themselves the due penalty for their error"

[@Andreatheists-yy1oj]

Mickey always thought he was a Clark Gable.

[@marlenec4536]

He was in one way! Mickey was known as 'King Of Hollywood ' for at least 3 years due to his box office sales of movies he starred in....

[@heather6668]

Always thought Mickey was jealous of Donald and Goofy - sorry, couldn't resist

[@tracycraft2971]

I’m sorry but I really dislike Loretta Young at cutting Gable out of her child’s life. That girl didn’t find out who her father was until she pressed her mother about it before she herself was to marry. She wanted to feel complete before she married and Loretta finally told her the truth. Gable was really hurt that he was cut out of her life. Loretta had the audacity to send him a note when the baby was born to tell him it was a girl. Really!? She wanted to hide the kid, cut him out, but smacked him in the face with that note, like, you will never know your kid but hey, it’s a girl. How cruel!!

[@derekflint123]

Only very late in her life did Loretta Young finally leave her Catholic guilt behind and came to terms that Gable raped her during the filming of "Call of the Wild". It's in her daughter Judy's book. You don't have to believe it but if you research, it makes the most sense.

[@bettyh3747]

Cancel culture has been with us for a long time. Manipulation and bullying

[@cb4883]

CLARKE WAS NEVER THE SAME AFTER CAROLE LOMBARD DIED

[@joey_5060]

Segregation because of the colour of someone's skin is such a bizarre concept to me......... I'm glad we've mostly learned from our mistakes as a society, but it's still not nearly enough. It's ridiculous. 8•|

[@heather6668]

I have never cared about anyone's colour, religion, sexual preference etc. I either like someone or I don't but it's never due to any of those things. It's about how they treat me. Thankfully, my parents were unbiased so I never had to contend with prejudice at home. It's also bizarre to me that these things matter to so many people.

[@laurabailey1054]

Michelle Hurd was not on the Cosby Show she was on one episode of the Cosby Mysteries. IMDB is a good source

[@g0i2023]

Yeah. Wasn't that Felicia Rashad?

[@gertrudesregis9166]

LATE VIEWER FROM PHILIPPINES

[@rebeccaplumlee9601]

Sandra Locke was not a good actress, she owed Eastwood for her sucess

[@donnkloepfer1316]

And had a terrible singing voice.

[@Lisa-et7ur]

I thought she was pretty and talented ❤

[@cb4883]

AND HE TREATED HER LIKE SHITE 👍

[@nannettepolcastro4799]

Sondra

[@stevengoracke7644]

​@@cb4883💯

[@rodferguson3515]

This is truly disgusting how Hollywood has treated its actors and actresses at treating them like their slaves.

[@eekamouse-js8lr]

Hooray! for Fay Bainter, & double hooray! for Hattie McDaniel. That was wonderful!

[@ShawnW-y7i]

Because of Hollywood's racism now the whole country has to endure what they did it in their past that's pretty much a former racism too

[@itowmyhome797]

You lose me when you just use stock footage pictures that don’t relate to what you’re talking about and mix them in and then show actors who you are not talking about while you’re talking about someone else. Poorly edited.

[@AllenMurphy-le8sw]

The pain that was projected in the misfits came right through the screen.

[@graciegolding9508]

I love the Pink Powder Puff comment. Why is there a sign with Mary Pickford's name on it? Was she that guy's mother? Those subtitles need proof reading. What is pluratis? Pleuritis? That was one among many weird spelling errors. Computers, kick your human programmers!

[@heather6668]

Probably should have read pleurisy

[@stanwolenski9541]

“Stars” put up with the B.S. for the fame.

[@alleeh-f5k]

I didn't even know abortion was something women did all those years ago. Must of been awful for them

[@leighatkins22]

There is a reason that Hollywood is called "The Meat Grinder"...

[@valeriebrown7946]

Kathy Lee Gifford? Lol!!!!! Michelle Hurd? Why show an episode of Cosby that had nothing to do with her?

[@glorysmummy]

Why was it abuse to ask Monroe to go blonde?

[@davidfalconbridge8878]

Apparently she even dyed her pubic hair blonde! Went for the full set... 😅

[@LaManteca76]

Maybe because it was painful to bleach her hair? From personal experience when I tried bleaching my hair long ago it BURNED! My hair is naturally black so if I wanted to dye it bright red, etc I had to bleach it for a few hours. It was not fun and the fumes were horrible! After 4 hours my hair was a brassy shade. Since Marilyn was platinum, I can't even imagine how long she had to bleach her hair. 🤔

[@mtman2]

Killing another person to save your career, even your own child is what...?

[@robinstoops319]

MAYER WAS A MONSTER AND TODAY THEY STILL HAVE MEN IN HOLLYWOOD JUST LIKE MAYER..

[@churchinexile9524]

The real question is what do struggling actors/actresses have to do to even break into show business? I'm under the impression that those who control the checkbook require certain favors--Harvey Weinstein comes to mind. Not sure fame and fortune is worth having to participate in the filth that permiates Hollywood.

[@sherryzmezzo]

Tippi Hedren was also treated badly by Alfred Hitchcock. Working for him was wearing her out because the roles were so challenging. He told her that if she broke her contract, he'd make sure she would never work again. She did, and then he did.

[@smilanesi98]

WD Taylor is the one classic Hollywood mystery which still is haunting. It appears the deathbed confession of Margaret Gibson says she was the murderess. Too bad.

[@spaceengineer1452]

So...changing a stars name is a "terrible Thing" ?! Wow....

[@ElaineFleet]

It wasn’t the studios that treated LGB actors badly. It was illegal when Rock Hudson was at his prime.

[@helenyoutube700]

Netflix, Pureflix, KZbin, those who take the challenge, changing careers and So forth are ending up all those Hollywood drama. It is about time.

[@scripskunk612]

Any entity, like Hollywood or politics, that can make you do things against your will just to stay in the game is beyond cruel. It’s sad because even if you’re very talented, there is always someone just as talented behind you willing to do the things that u won’t. May every person with that kind of power that uses it to control or destroy people go straight to hell!

[@kristinholsapple2587]

Good thing your not here in 2024 Ava because you couldn't decide what you wanted to do with your own body or life , some men have decided what you can and can not do!!!!! Imagine the year 2024

[@NathalieTremblay-mf1ez]

You got the wrong Margaret Hamilton on the first picture 🤣😂

[@helencymbala5786]

I noticed that too!

[@christy032866]

My father told me Rock Hudson was gay in the 70s! Dad was stationed at Pearl Harbor in the 50s. Rock " grabbed" my father in a public men's room!😂

[@JanHazelton]

After watching this video one thing comes to mind. WOMEN HAVE BEEN abused by MEN FOR DECADES! And now we have a new group that want to do again--IN A BIG 2025 PRODUCTION. VOTE 💙💙💙🇱🇷💙🇱🇷💙🇱🇷💙

[@Vintageshow-StarLifeStory]

It shows the injustice and pressure that many actors have had to endure.

[@Andreatheists-yy1oj]

Gilbert did have a peculiarly high voice.

[@FredPerkins-z5w]

27:42

[@jamesgerrardbrown5169]

Buster Keyton was a genius of the movie industry.... Go West... is among the greatest ever made ... it's a masterpiece

[@Scarlett.R]

So Hollywood has always been toxic…

[@rodneycody8746]

It's fantasy till it turns real

[@UnashamedCaliforniagirl]

Affirmative

[@TheModbeats]

People can always say, "no", but these folks caved because they wanted the fame and $.

[@Natasha-2483]

Rosie if you read this I want you to know that you don't have to feel like you are using your past as an excuse because you are such a beautiful, intelligent and interesting young lady. I would love to hear how you are doing now. I hope you and your sister are doing well. So much love for you and your sister. You are a young lady and you will find yourself again Don't let him keep what he stole from you because he is the evil monster Don't let him keep your spirit because I do believe watching you he hasn't taken it you have power and a strong spirit in you.

[@genelambert4785]

You know these are horrible stories and should never have happened but the truth is each one of them could have said no and didn't they preferred the screen to whatever moral issue was being questioned

[@GlennaVan]

You were not there and don't know the details. Many of those women were literally r*aped, no consent given, and threatened if they talked. Some had veiled clauses in their contracts! Some of those contracts even carried fines if the women got pregnant!!!

[@smilanesi98]

Judy Garland's story is well documented but although Mickey Rooney claimed he loved her he said it was NOT the studio who pushed the uppers and downers on her.

[@batshtcrazy5293]

He was also a NOTORIOUS liar.

[@laurabailey1054]

The studio executives did more to Judy than get her hooked on drugs. They forced her to “go down” on them

[@robingendron821]

@@laurabailey1054 they also forced her to have an abortion when she was married

[@RachelLeMay-y9w]

And they pretty much starved her

[@stevengoracke7644]

​@robingendron😢821