Back in Time to Honor Legendary Actresses Born in 1900.

[@ajabrams]

I love them all. I think Helen Morgan’s singing has touched me more than almost any other. So tragic that she died at such a young age.

[@cinestesya]

I agree with you. Thanks for watching and leaving your comment. Be always welcome!

[@rmcfete]

Agnes was in one of the best twilight zone episodes ever. An old woman in a small country house hears a noise in her attic and she thinks it’s nothing but it keeps up now there is the sound of footsteps soft but there. Finally she climbs up and well I won’t spoil it. She won an Emmy for it

[@cinestesya]

I loved your recommendation. I didn't watch this one. Thank you for leaving your comment and you are always welcome!

[@princook]

Yes but her beautifully manicured nails ruined the effect

[@kimkelly5512]

Without saying a word.

[@muffassa6739]

😊 she's one of my favorite Actress I've enjoyed watching her movies and TV shows too. I'm so glad you're sharing these videos with us because a lot of people don't know about this wonderful Actress ❤ 😊

[@cinestesya]

I'm glad you liked it. Thank you for your presence. I will do others over the next few years. Be always welcome!

[@danielstanwyck2812]

who is?

[@JohnW.Mackenzie]

I enjoyed this video very much. I noticed that a good portion of these women lived to be 90 years old. I was wondering why that woman born in the same year loved such long lives when it was probably tougher to live to such an age???

[@cinestesya]

I believe it is related to what they felt they were accomplishing. That's my guess. Thanks for watching and leaving your comment. Be always welcome!

[@JohnW.Mackenzie]

@@cinestesya I was telling my sister about watching this video and I was saying to her basically the question I posed to you folks. I said I don’t get it they used to burn coal for heat and all back then. She brought up a good point saying that that outside the air was probably a lot less polluted than it is today. There not very many cars on the roads and that not as much junk being released into the atmosphere back in those days. I said that I agreed with her. You’d think the air may have been worse because of the time, but she was right it must have been much better breathing air outside back then!! Thx Again for the Post!🙏🏻👼😎👼🙏🏻

[@cinestesya]

And truth. Your sister is right. Your comments and insights are always welcome and greatly enrich our discussions. I am preparing new material to publish soon. I will make a point of personally inviting you to watch and participate. I hope to continue counting on your presence and interaction in our future content. See you soon friend!

[@cocoaorange1]

I noticed that too. They took care of themselves.

[@dearbrad1996]

Susie Solidor for me. I can see why great artists wanted to work with her. What a beautiful frame 😍

[@cinestesya]

Susie Solidor was truly a remarkable figure in the art world! Thanks again for your presence friend!

[@donnieallums4847]

I always loved Mrs Moorhead In bewitched and her films also . Is was a beautiful and talented actress .☮️❤️

[@cinestesya]

I agree with you friend! I never missed those episodes! Great talents. Thank you for watching and participating.

[@MrTonyBrooklyn]

@@donnieallums4847 I must concur with you fellas Great actress

[@Kathryn-b8f]

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[@Susanr124]

Wonderful thanks 👍🙏

[@cinestesya]

Thank you for your presence. I will do others over the next few years. Be always welcome!

[@gastrcat]

This is great work! We wait for..... 1910.....1920.....ets!!!!

[@cinestesya]

I'm very happy to know that you liked it. Yes, I will prepare this topic to continue. Thank you for watching and participating.

[@MrTonyBrooklyn]

ANOTHER WINNER Peace my brother!

[@cinestesya]

Hello my good friend! I'm glad you liked it my friend! Have a great saturday.

[@lennythecool6926]

The Invaders (The Twilight Zone): Watching Agnes Moorehead portray an old woman alone in a remote cabin. She suddenly has to defend herself against small intruders that come from a miniature flying saucer that has landed on her rooftop. Totally done without dialogue. She showed what a great actress she truly was. I was 13 when she passed away, but I still enjoy her work a half century later.

[@rmcfete]

@@lennythecool6926 I am glad at least someone remembers that episode. She was fantastic and deserved the Emmy she received. She was great

[@cinestesya]

Thanks for the excellent recommendation. Always welcome and thank you for watching

[@dearbrad1996]

The unfortunate thing is that it is difficult to access these silent movie gems 😭. I've only seen a couple and that's a shame.

[@cinestesya]

Really, I believe many were lost. But I still find something on archive.org. It's worth looking for. Thanks for watching and participating friend!

[@johnmassung]

@1:20 I never knew what year Natalie Schafer was born in. She sure kept it a secret from everyone , didn't she? Thanks for clearing that up.

[@Clyne-sv4hd]

Catherine Hessling was NOT married to artist Pierre August Renoir but was married to his son actor/director Jean Renoir.

[@cinestesya]

I apologize profusely for the error. In fact, she married his son Jean Renoir. She posed for some of his father's important works but married his son. You are right. Thanks for watching and for the correction. You are always very welcome.

[@Clyne-sv4hd]

@@cinestesya no probs l enjoyed your wee program as I am a big fan of 30's,40's& 50's movies. Aggie Motorhead was robbed of an oscar for her performance in The Magnificent Ambersons( and her key scene at the end of the film was cut a very sordid affair)In 1947 The Lost Moment she plays a 105 year old Italian poet another one of many great performances. Jean Arthur another fabulous actress she made 3 of my favourite films in a row, 2 from 1937 the brilliant Easy Living followed by the fantastic History Is Made at Night. Then 1938 You Can't Take it With You. She was a brilliant comic actress . Surely Howard Hawks 1939 epic Only Angels Have Wings in which she stared is one of the great pre-war films of Hollywood...I have subbed and looking forward to catching up on your channel👍

[@cinestesya]

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[@davidmckenzie420]

Is it odd that there were so many talented women born in 1900? Or could this be done with any year? Just wondering.

[@cinestesya]

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[@gustavofraga7738]

La película Safo protagonizada por Mecha Ortiz provocó en su época un gran escándalo debido a que tenía escenas muy osadas para su época. ➡️

[@cinestesya]

Hola. Gracias por mirar y dejar tu valioso comentario. Sea siempre bienvenido.

[@danielstanwyck2812]

Except for Jean Arthur and Helen Morgan and Helen Hayes and maybe one or 2 others, none of them are not legendary. Legendary are the 3 I mentioned but the others were no nowhere near, excepy maybe their mothers.

[@cinestesya]

I agree with you with respect to the three you mention. But why don't you consider others to be legendary actresses? Could you explain? Thank you so much for watching and participating. Your comments and insights are always welcome and greatly enrich our discussions. I hope to continue counting on your presence and interaction in our next content. You are always welcome!