Maureen O’Hara exposed Hollywood’s biggest creeps!

Maureen O’Hara exposed & sued Hollywood’s biggest creeps
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[@KarineAlourde]

“I didn't let anyone push me into things I didn't want to do where my career was concerned. I never lost my faith in God.” -Maureen O'Hara

[@JuliaShalomJordan]

I love, love, love this.😍🌸😍🌸

[@jolenesimon6123]

Wow. I had no idea she went through this. These stories need to be told. My goodness...,...

[@tracythomas4727]

@@JuliaShalomJordan Me too ...a whole lot!!!

[@vladimiramiller3738]

You are awesome! I enjoy your stories so much! Thank you for your hard work.❤️

[@karenmickens1239]

Amen

[@danavixen6274]

She was a STUNNER including as she got older.I knew she had a STRONG exterior, but WOW! Inspiring! Rest easy Miss O'Hara. 😔🙏🏾❤️🕊️

[@KarineAlourde]

She aged gracefully and stayed vivacious through the end! Very inspiring woman ❤❤

[@JuliaShalomJordan]

What a remarkable woman. Her face is gorgeous. It’s wonderful she kept it…and her morals! Can’t get more beautiful than that!🌸💞🌸💞🌸

[@aimeemetzinger6718]

🎉🎉🎉Exactly why she’s been one of my all-time favorites.

[@christyhull4214]

That was one of my favorite things about her is her morals.

[@Susiesdarling]

Loved her - my favorite actress.

[@sbrownie]

These misogynist directors were/are often on the DOWN LOW.😂

[@elizabeth70700]

EXACTLY. That's why they hate on women because they don't even like women and they're not even attracted to them. 😂

[@Faith-su4is]

This abuse is horrible, especially the physical abuse and trying to pressure her to get work done on her face. I am part Irish, so I have some of those facial features, yes, even the broad jawline. She had every right to sue them.

[@Raider577]

What are Irish features?They are no different from English Welsh, or Scottish. Many of who are part Irish

[@christinascibetta1043]

me too....sign of determination and more testosterone

[@ShogunHull]

*"Many people would resist because of Monetary reasons... I would resist because *I'M *IRISH!!"* RIGHT ON, GIRL!!! LOVE YOU!

[@cocoaorange1]

Being clocked for going to the bathroom, that is nuts!! Who in their right mind want to be dragged through crap in a scene? Good for her!

[@dorothyedwards7225]

Nobody in this era would put up with that!!

[@jakesbel8237]

Wrong as late as mid 90’s you had to swipe your id to get in to the restroom and break room, then you have to swipe both rooms to leave. If you didn’t swipe and follow someone else before door lock it was a firing offense. Then had to be logged on your computer before your break or lunch time ended they preferred the last 30 seconds of rest time. Forget about going to the toilet when not on break or lunch. Welcome to At Will State aka Red State jobs.

[@dorothyedwards7225]

@@jakesbel8237 Can I ask where, what company and position this was at?

[@jakesbel8237]

@@dorothyedwards7225 it was a car rental place, but not just there also as manufacturing as a inventory management, and other businesses it’s common sorry to say. Another they get away with and have for years instead of a hourly paid they give you a monthly salary the pay is better until you realize pretty fast they expect 10 to 12 hour days so you are actually working 50-60 hours a week and making less then minimum wage.

[@gmaureen]

@@dorothyedwards7225 My sister worked for the railroad (1980's), she was written up for using the bathroom too many times. Had to go before a committee to plead her case, etc. She won, but had she lost she would have been fired.

[@robinstoops319]

I first discovered her in THE PARENT TRAP..1961

[@RoquitaJohnson]

Me too! Love that movie.

[@danavixen6274]

Such a CLASSIC! Loved Hayley Mills in it too. Sinbad the Sailor was great as well. ❤️💐

[@sarasullivan2027]

Loved that version! I thought she was so pretty and the actors really killed it in their roles.

[@christyhull4214]

My favorite movie with her in it. I always loved watching her. She is so pretty.

[@marknelson2-ih6sq]

Me too !

[@kalea808AB]

Maureen O'Hara is one of my favorite actresses. Her fiery temper matched her stunning red hair. She was so beautiful. She stood her ground against the powers in Hollywood and was able to hold her head high unlike the actresses then and even now. Thank you for sharing this.

[@Sue-h8k]

Thanks for the bio on Maureen O’Hara from the “greatest generation.” She was an enduring role model with exceptional beauty in appearance and in spirit!

[@GabriellahItaly]

The first Maureen O'Hara movie I saw was Jamaica Inn. I was surprised to learn she was only 17-18 when she filmed that movie. My dad was a huge fan of hers.

[@markrene6108]

Hey Gabriel, your Dad & every man with eyes & ears loved Maureen & we can see why. l seen her a few times talking at the Capitol Building about causes & people she supported. A rare person indeed, beauty, brains, courage & morality in a gorgeous package 🙏

[@christineml1476]

I've always loved Maureen O'Hara, she's one of my favorite actresses and she came across as a tough broad. Your video makes me love her more. 💐💐💐💐

[@tracythomas4727]

Ohhhhhhh...that GOLDEN ERA! What a beauty...so lovely & an outstanding actress. I miss Maureen.

[@tiffanykim2773]

💐🌹🥀🌺🌷🪷🌸💮🏵️🪻🌻🌼💐🌹🥀🌺🌷🪷🌸💮🏵️🪻🌻🌼 leaving her ALL the flowers. What a brave woman.

[@secretshaman189]

One of my all time favorites! 🌺🌸🌼🌹Her role in Hunchback of Notre Dame was extraordinary.

[@franksullivan1873]

I can’t imagine who would think that her face needed changing,she was gorgeous?!

[@IrishTexan09]

Hollywood would be a much different industry had more women stood up to the “casting couch” producers and directors they way Miss O’Hara did. 🍀🍀🌷🌷

[@sekaynamitchell8229]

1st. Women to Head of airline company. Clapping back the abuser. Literally.Nicely done👏🏾💐👏🏾💕

[@lauramacgregor9057]

Thank you for showcasing Maureen O'Hara!

[@SagittariusQueen1980]

The more I heard about Maureen O'Hara and what she been through on Hollyweird the more I have so much respect for her for standing up for herself. 💐💐💐

[@KarmicSalt]

hollyweird...how original (not)

[@GabriellahItaly]

I'd like to recommend Tippi Hedren for a future breakdown video. I believe she just turned 94 this year!

[@elwingw4321]

Yes, she defied the lewd directors also. Especially Hitchcock. These ugly male directors forcing themselves on the actresses. today it is Weinstein.

[@JJW77]

Karine you are a great compassionated storyteller!

[@Lilmisscostumedrama]

Thank You SO MUUUCH for posting a woman who just gives me LIFE. I grew up watching a lot of her films on FILM4 in UK. I LOVE how she picks at her own appearance (even though she was considered a great beauty) but would not change her looks for NOBODY ❤❤❤

[@KarineAlourde]

Glad you enjoyed it! ❤️❤️❤️

[@LilyOlea777]

I loved her. She was a great beauty, inside and out, and a woman of faith. 🌸🌸🌸

[@aiyanashaniece]

I just love when you do these deep dives 💐😍 especially during the golden era of Hollywood.

[@brandyjones8176]

Thank you for doing this video. I didn’t know anything about her at all. I just know I loved her in the movie “The Parent Trap” which is one of my all-time favorite movies.

[@heart_towards_home]

Thank you I was just trying to remember if that was her in The Parent Trap.

[@donnafreeman1571]

She's a legendary icon that stood on business and never change. And gorgeous at that.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

On this St. Pat's Day, I encourage all to watch Maureen in The Quiet Man, and I defy anyone to watch it without dissolving 😢 into tears. ❤❤ 🍀 Thank you Karine.

[@shella3244]

One of my all time favourite movies ❤

[@towanda1067]

Loved Quiet Man but the real tearjerker is How Green Was My Valley.

[@sharonbowers9929]

❤❤❤

[@vkngwmn6636]

One of my mother's favorite

[@rainbowgirl4038]

My fav movie of all time

[@togood69038]

She played in so many John Wayne westerns and other movies with him as his leading lady. ⚘️

[@windstorm1000]

She was his favorite leading lady, of course!!!

[@missmercurys]

I know her from Only the Lonely with John Candy. I love that film and she is wonderful in it.

[@dougreed2257]

So youv'e never heard or seen "The Quiet Man"??🙄

[@gerimartin6558]

Maureen is my favorite actress. She also did alot of charity work and lobbied Congress on behalf of John Wayne, so he would be awarded the medal of honor. She mentored other actors like John Candy, who coaxed her out of retirement to be featured in his film None but Lonely. She was nominated for many awards concerning that film and also The Christmas Box. She was still very beautiful in her older years. Just an exquisite and beautiful lady inside and out!

[@cantstopsinging]

Could you do a video on Ida Lupino? She was a noted director as well as a fine actress. Admired Maureen O'Hara

[@ilenemorris8285]

I want to thank you, my mother passed away this December and I have a beautiful memory of the both of us watching one of your episodes on a summer night on her front porch. We had a small fire going. During this time, my father passed away summer of 2022. My mom loved the "original actresses and actors" and it was truly a blessing we got to watch it and forget our pain for 30 minutes, thank you

[@kimkelly9046]

May God bless you

[@ilenemorris8285]

@@kimkelly9046 thank you

[@cafer2042]

Nice share memory❤

[@rinwesley3092]

Im so glad she didn't cave to the pressure to change her nose. She was a beauty.

[@ailis791]

I’m Irish and i live not too far from her child hood home. I grew up watching her on film and on tv. She was a strong , resilient, funny and smart woman….

[@nighttigercomics7323]

She was definitely an amazing woman. Thank you for all your hard work editing and producing to share her history with us!

[@RandomHouseDudeChats]

"When Withstanding A LOT Of FOOLISHNESS Unfortunately 'Comes With The Territory' When You STAND For PERSONAL Principles...." Thanks For Sharing!👍✌️

[@cjsgma9]

🌹🍀🌹🍀🌹🍀 One of my favorite Hollywood actresses. I loved her in How Green Was My Valley & The Quiet Man. 🌹🍀🌹🍀🌹

[@2525Hudson]

I have always adored her, i knew she was strong but not this strong ! What a woman. Her best role was ' The Quiet Man ', beautiful film.

[@eshqa]

I'm almost 80. When I was young, to me she always so stood out in movies. She was intensely passionate and it showed in how she acted in them. I always like how she was. She deserved respect for being true to her uniqueness.

[@neptunesnymph]

💐I had wanted you to do a video on Maureen for a year now, I knew she was a fighter against the demons of Hollywood. She's so strong and inspirational and I love women that stood up from bullies of the golden era. I first watched her on the pirate movie "Black Swan". All those nasty weird men desires her and wanted to control her, but she flicked them off and walked away with dignity. What a woman!💐💋

[@AussieAngel826]

My mums fave actress just found a bunch of Maureen dvds at thrift shop for her 😁 I know Danielle Steel isn’t really an actress but still she seems to live a glam life & I love her books & movies based on them. She would be interesting to cover 📚

[@rainicascadia5514]

Ooh yes! I agree!

[@overcomerbtboj]

On that note jackie collins and her sister joan would be great breakdowns too

[@arishkegal]

For Maureen 💐💐💐💐🌸🌺🌹

[@ShogunHull]

Punching Maureen in the Face... sealed his fate forever. There *IS *NO IRISH WOMAN WHO WILL TOLERATE ANYTHING EVEN **REMOTELY* SIMILAR TO THAT.

[@redme8473]

Moxie O' Hara more like it 🎉🎉🎉 what an amazing woman, truly a legend , astonishing god given natural beauty! RIP 🌹🌼

[@cdmbooks1493]

The stylist who created those swooped updos was not playing and when I was in the workforce in the 80s that's how I wore my hair. I get chills seeing those incredible updo creations. You don't see hairstyles like that anymore. Maureen was a strong, courageous woman🌻🌻🌻🌻 she definitely earned her flowers. Excellent report.

[@clintchidester-xh9gr]

One of my favorites actresses especially in her roles with John Wayne in The Quiet Man and McClintock

[@noraelam-cx1xp]

Maureen O’Hara what a beautiful woman and great actress and what a story. My favorite movie is The Quiet Man and of course John Wayne was her co-star. Good for her that she stood up for herself. I’m sorry for what she had to endure just to be who she was. I’m thankful that we get to see her work on films and interviews.

[@aileen694]

missmercury, Yes! Only The Lonely was such a great film! Never got its due praise either. O'Hara and John Candy were wonderful working together. They did a Johnny Carson show together to promote this film.

[@patriciabonitz5758]

My favorite movies with Maureen O'Hara was with John Wayne. The two had a chemistry together. She was beautiful and a great actress.

[@Lafilledlapluie]

She refused to be desperate. I admire that

[@lllowkee6533]

I really enjoyed this BUT AM SHOCKED at what she went thru !! 😱 OMG ! Thanks for posting! 💐

[@rashidareeves78]

Yeah, that Ford guy’s violence towards her was definitely giving “closet case” to me.🤔

[@sampa2nyc]

Interestingly, Dorothy Dandridge was part of the same Confidential magazine lawsuit.

[@andressadevad9411]

Wow what a history Maureen O’Hara had. I am now inspired by her. Thank you Karine for bringing this story to fruition. 🌺🌸🌼

[@redbone8844]

I just love your commentary on old Hollywood you make me feel like I’m there in that ERA!!! ❤ 💐

[@jant7881]

When I hear Maureen O'Hara, I think of her role in "Only The Lonely". I can't wait to hear about her life! Just when I think there couldn't possibly be anymore classic beauties from the golden age of Hollywood, you manage to still find some. Great job! Keep up the good work!

[@dearbrave4183]

"Be so good at your craft that even your haters have to respect you and work with you!" Thanks for inspiring us with O'Hara's phenomenal story💐❤❤

[@Igboman87]

Isn't this the same gorgeous redhead from old Hollywood who was very anti-casting couch?

[@KarineAlourde]

Yes it is ❤

[@Igboman87]

@@KarineAlourdeThanks for the quick response, Karine! Glad to now be subscribed to your channel, great work!

[@sportsnysf]

🏵🥀🌺🌷She was beautiful and didn't need to change anything. She was very talented. It's nice to learn she had such strength. Thanks for the video.

[@jacqulinmccauley5563]

She was soo beautiful ❤

[@tiffani5353]

I love how she didn't take any ones crap. She's a stunning woman with a fierce spirit. Great video again, Karine❤

[@robinstoops319]

Im interested in Miriam Makeba...

[@candcpiper2863]

What a beautiful, class act!🎉💐

[@LARomeo-jy9uw]

Certainly quite a bit to respect about her but her association with John Wayne makes me question her character somewhat considering what type of person he was !

[@tbitbi4427]

Yes I agree. Being spanked by macho man John Wayne?? Horrible.

[@MonicaAlford-h7i]

I really do appreciate you being so graceful & talking about all of these people as humans ❤❤

[@EagleArrow]

She was beautiful and I'm glad she stood her ground. Irish are fighters against rudeness, bullies and injustices. I loved watching her in movies as a kid. A lot of men think they can be with beautiful women they work with or live by. They just are that way unless raised right. If you say no, men get mad and have hurt feelings so they act out.

[@robinstoops319]

Alfred Hitchcock was not nice

[@AlegraChetti444]

love her!!

[@KarineAlourde]

Hey beautiful ❤

[@jamelle8495]

💐 🌹 🌸! My mother loved Ms. O'hara for all the reasons you presented ❤️

[@sophiaisabelle01]

We appreciate your insights. You'll always have our support.

[@bobbyantonelli7978]

Great job! I’m dying to get her autobiography. Yes she was outspoken and didn’t take any BS from anyone. Hence, the haters tried their hardest to bring her down, and she was strong enough to stand tall through it all. BRAVO MAUREEN!

[@gloriamontgomery6900]

I just read her autobiography! It is revealing-the abuse she went through from directors and actors on set was harrowing

[@ingridfong-daley5899]

When I was a kid, i fell in love with Maureen O'Hara--she was like a fancier version of my grandma, but she had the same adorable, playful , energetic glint in her eye, the genuine warmth of her smile, that little spark of 'feisty' beneath a composed exterior... I still think of both women as two of the most beautiful I've ever seen.

[@Judy0910]

She was a beautiful, feisty gorgeous woman. ❤💜💙🩷💚🧡💛

[@persebra]

She could also sing, I am surprised you didn't post a little clip of that. I don't think her jaw was masculine or too heavy. it still had a feminine curve to it, and those high cheekbones were chef's kiss. 💐💮🌷🌼🌻🌺🥀🌹🏵

[@lydiapicano8806]

She's one of my favorite actresses, an absolutely gorgeous woman! She did not need plastic surgery, so glad she resisted. ❤🌹🌷🌺💐

[@juju-zr5dp]

Wow. You always get the dirt. How do you know more than gay men about shady old hollywood?

[@pbohearn]

As beautiful as Vivian Leigh, she could easily have been Scarlett O’Hara

[@dianepancel-pierce4478]

I absolutely love your vlogs Karine! Maureen O’Hara is one of my all time favourite actresses. I loved her in The Quiet Man, Miracle on 34th and the original Parent trap. A true legend 💖 💐

[@KerriisaDarling]

Just rewatched! Much respect!! Thank you so much for exposing the good ones they don’t want us to remember 🙏

[@maxinedeleon4357]

Maureen O'Hara was such a strong beautiful woman. She's one of my favourite actresses from that era! I liked her acting partnership with John Wayne. She took no nonsense and had spunk! R.I.P Maureen O'Hara. You're certainly forgotten! 🙏🙏🙏💐💐

[@ashleyalexander2847]

Have you done a video on GRACE JONES?

[@KarineAlourde]

Yes I have kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXmXgZijn6hgpLcsi=8ulbWPPE8CMP9iZG ❤️

[@ashleyalexander2847]

@KarineAlourde serina Williams? Venus Williams? I know you have covered alot. I just found your channel last week, so I'm binge watching

[@chriscraver4070]

I love to watch any movie she’s in because I am mesmerized by her beautiful face and eyes and acting ability. Proud of the fact she didn’t let anyone push her around even at a young age.

[@Ali-ct9pb]

I just watched her 1948 movie, “Sitting Pretty”, with Robert Young and Clifton Webb. I had forgotten about that one. Such a keeper. She has always been one of my favorite actresses. Bravo Maureen❣️❣️❣️ 💐🌺💐🌸🌷🌼🌻🪷🌺💐🌷🌹🥀

[@iamkerenlouise]

Love love loved her in A Miracle on 34th Street, from 1947, and she played a single mom with a vibrant career and went toe to toe with the men in the film; she was a strong, opinionated badass boss, plus a loving and protective mother; she took no-nonsense from anyone in the film, yet managed to fall in love, she was a TOTAL empowering woman in that film,.......well before the time of today's strong, yet elegant businesswoman--I loved her strength despite much adversity in her 95 years, a trailblazer for the times !!-thank you for telling her story. It was a beautiful yet tough life (RIP Ms O'HARA! FLOWERS GALORE!)

[@sierraleone813]

She is a natural beauty. And when you are a beautiful person you will get a lot of admirers. From men and women. They will come on to you. And when you turn them down, It will turn to hate,count on it.

[@tiffcat1100]

Not the happiest of lives but such a gutsy woman 🌹🪷🪻Charles Laughton is pronounced Lawton, Dame as in The Hunchback of is pronounced dam & the expression is ‘worst of the worst’ (not worse) ;)

[@dai701]

I had the pleasure of meeting Maureen in the late 60's at a par 3 golf course in Hawaii. Wow what a gal, the red hair is real, perfect complexion, beautiful green eyes. A fire cracker if there ever was one. She was in her forties, but looked twenty something, the most beautiful women I'd ever seen. She treated us like old buddies, maybe the best 30 minutes of my life. Of course I was only 18, but it was like yesterday.

[@paulakpacente]

I can't believe that they wanted to change her face! I'm glad she stood up to them. Thanks for sharing! At age 70 I would characterize my health as fair. I can certainly relate to Maureen's health problems, but I don't want to live to be 95...

[@samoramachel55]

🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀 - Maureen was a strong woman who didn't take crap - she sat down with Fidel Castro and Che in 1959 in Havana and met with black Cubans to understand their culture and music. For me, she was pretty and strong, and I confess I love her Red hair.

[@ShogunHull]

IF any of her leading men didn't like her..would only be because she wouldN'T kiss up to them. She was A LADY.

[@LadyandtheScamp4Ever]

I loved her in only the lonely… she was such a great actress & so beautiful ♥️💐🥰👏 (I’m a McMullen lol)

[@gamountainbluebird5475]

She was beautiful! I’m glad she stood up against changing her face and herself. 🌼🌸🌹🌻🌷💐🌺

[@tamikashackleford-fields3614]

Love her ❤️ 💕 ♥️ 🎉I have 2 favorite movies 1. Parents Trap 2. McClintock. Her comedic style is perfect ❤❤❤❤❤

[@fantalemon0013]

Irish queen ✨️

[@beth1627]

I'm always astounded by how beautiful she was. Can you imagine her changing her face with plastic surgery? How awful. Great actress too. Loved her in Miracle on 34th Street. She was great to play a strong, modern woman.

[@Outlier999]

She was no goody-goody, but at least she had limits. In her heyday, even happily married women were expected to get down on the casting couch. She would not, even when her marriages were not good.

[@brigidconroy2111]

🌺 red roses 🌹 You might like Ida Lupino if you haven’t done a profile on her she was a BOSS

[@cindywhite376]

Beautiful woman. Gusty. May she rest in peace.

[@MPM6785ChitChat]

So the first marriage was not consumated - she lost her virginity with her second marriage ? If that was the case then an annulment would have been simple enough.

[@jacquelinedesanctis7082]

Not quite sure about the square masculine jaw you keep mentioning, she just seems like a stunningly beautiful person and woman to me.