Tragic Things You Didn't Know About Lucille Ball

Lucille Ball was one of the greatest comedians of all time, and she was one of the first true TV stars, but despite her success, her life was always a difficult one.
Ball’s father died when she was just three years old, and her childhood afterward was filled with traumatic incidents. While I Love Lucy was inspired by the real-life marriage of Ball and Desi Arnaz, their TV marriage was far happier than their real one, which was destroyed by Arnaz’s constant infidelity and drinking.
Let’s take a look at some tragic things you might not know about Lucille Ball.
#LucilleBall #Tragic #Actress
A bizarre, tragic childhood | 0:00
An accident cost them everything | 1:42
She was told to give up | 2:50
A trying marriage | 3:55
Marriage changed Ball | 5:28
Bad reviews after Lucy | 6:25
Desi Jr. becomes an addict | 7:36
Desi's death | 8:18
Surgery before death | 9:08
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[@GrungeHQ]

What was your favorite moment on I Love Lucy?

[@lawandawilliams437]

I just loved them all

[@kristinthompson7568]

The one in the girls go into business where ethel says we should call it ethelus and Lucy says we should call it lucyeths. Another fav of mine is all of the funny lines, not necessarily the funny scenes

[@shildebrandt13]

Lucy goes to the hospital. Counterfeit money in Paris and the flight home from Europe with the cheese.

[@jubalcalif9100]

When Ethel opened & saw the bizarre pants that Lucy had picked out for Ethel's birthday.

[@jubalcalif9100]

@Warren Lightning Indubitably !! :-)

[@sassy_nclassy9076]

I can literally binge on her shows all day! It brings me such a nostalgic feeling about my childhood. I will always love Lucy !!!

[@MrCombs234]

I’m a 29 year old man who still watches I Love Lucy every single night at bed time. I’ve got 2 sons and me and my wife are possibly trying to have another and if it’s a girl we’re naming her Lucille. Plus I’m getting the I Love Lucy logo tattooed on the top on my foot. THAT’S how much I Love Lucille Ball.

[@lornasmith7981]

I also love Lucy very much♡♡

[@SuicideboysGrey59]

I have this much love for Audrey Hepburn lol

[@naelyneurkopfen9741]

That's disturbing. Nearly 30, with kids and essentially worshipping a dead comedian. That's not normal, it's really not.

[@lornasmith7981]

@@naelyneurkopfen9741 nothing is wrong with loving a person who brought so much laughter too many people! Whether dead or alive!! I love Lucy was a very very popular show and many people still watch it to this day.! Laughter is good!

[@MrCombs234]

Naelyn Eurkopfen “worshipping” lolol so admiring the work and life of a great person long gone is worshipping. Okay. I’m a Christian man who only worships the Lord. I’ll pray for you. Living your life with that much negativity is a horrible thing. Be better :)

[@eamestv]

She endured. And will always be a legendary star.

[@efandmk3382]

Now, who is she again?

[@Potaville]

She is a HE!

[@MsTimothyswan]

Lucille Ball actually dated one of my uncles when they both resided in Jamestown, New York

[@Sandylion17]

Wow really? Cool for how long?

[@omarchandler4983]

I’d read somewhere that Lucy’s mom sguided Lucy toward leaving Celeron NY for NYC and a theatrical career in part to get her away from an older guy her mom thought was bad for her 😳

[@cathyrenick8562]

@@omarchandler4983; Lucy had to have been not even 4 yrs old when her dad ties her up like a dog in yard. Sickening, and horrible to hear. They didn't even talk about her dancing career. My mom and Lucille Ball died on same day, and my mom looked a lot like Lucy, only with blond hair, and younger.

[@brigittethomer5744]

thats so cool

[@atbragdots8852]

Well, that's quite revealing. Anatomy, man, anatomy. Not everyone is ignorant.

[@louisacoelho9226]

I still love watching Here's Lucy. She was a real doll Rest in Peace dear Lucy.

[@Rodeo_Wizard]

I can't wait for a movie based on the life of Lucille Ball and that this movie based on Lucille Ball would be Oscar-worthy.

[@ss04to06]

There were movies made about Lucille Ball's life: Lucy & Desi Before The Laughter in 1991 with Frances Fisher and Lucy in 2003 with Rachel York. They were both made-for-TV films though. The 2003 movie was not very good though. I have not seen the 1991 movie.

[@judithcauldwell2072]

@@ss04to06 and certainly not brave either

[@ThePeachygal]

@@ss04to06 Didn't Lindsay Lohan do a movie playing her?

[@musicisgoodforthesoul999]

@@ThePeachygal Lindsay did a movie where she played Elizabeth Taylor.

[@brendablackburn2777]

@@judithcauldwell2072 11th

[@edwardboswell7713]

I watched I love Lucy reruns almost every day growing up. So funny, they would be dated now a days but growing up in the 70’s they were still pretty relevant. Thanks I didn’t know how tragic her young years were.

[@bobpierce115]

Good comment Edward. I think it's because the 70's weren't that much different than the 50's, especially looking back at both decades now. All 3 of her series were a product of their time, just as everything always is. The bottom line is that they're still funny shows now, with the vintage charm of those long gone decades only adding to the charm of them, and an further escape from our horrible, horrible present. It's a little like looking at old LIFE magazines from those decades. The older they get, the cooler they are to read!

[@emelianemone777]

i, too, grew up on i love lucy reruns, as did many of us, i imagine. i still find the episodes equally amusing in the present day, surprisingly. lucille's comedic prowess defies any constraints of time, IMO. even 20-30 years ago, when i was watching the show religiously, many things seemed outdated (the infamous separate beds for lucy & ricky, etc.), but the humor has never become outdated, for me anyway. lucille was a one inna million kinda lady & i'm thankful she existed. :)

[@emelianemone777]

Bob Pierce amen! that's the truth.

[@butterflyforeve]

Not dated as much as you think even my 14 yr old son grew up on I love Lucy

[@valeriezrake4109]

To Edward Boswell: I Love Lucy reruns are Not dated; they are universal and still relevant and relatable today.

[@rosepasquale714]

I Love Lucy will live on forever! I never get tired of watching the episodes. She is irreplaceable. Nobody can or will ever match her standards of comedy!

[@maxdevlin4349]

My grandmother was seated next to Lucille on a flight back in the golden age of air travel. Being very close in age, they got along well and had quite a lively conversation.

[@lisacucchiaro3419]

To "Adam Meyer" that's cool l am surprised a little they let a famous star seat next to a stranger. "Security" is important we know you need it today. Lisa ☀️

[@thesimslover82884]

@@lisacucchiaro3419 Famous people sometimes go on commercial airplanes. Mark Wahlberg survived 9/11 by going on another flight, at the last minute. He had originally booked a seat on flight 11, with his family.

[@robertcubinelli4961]

The GREATEST AMERICAN female comedian.

[@vampirascoffin870]

FACTS

[@noelabrera6634]

And underrated beauty

[@robertcubinelli4961]

@Mark James If you mean "was" because she's not with us anymore, alright. In life, Lucy kept her comedy style at very high standards.

[@robertcubinelli4961]

@Mark James What could her kids have said about their mom ??! Will do.

[@rosalindwilliams9358]

I feel that Carroll Burnett was a better comedian.

[@tammanyfields3583]

I was working on an episode of Simon and Simon when she died. the whole set stood in silence and as we did across the street the Hard Rock Cafe in Los Angeles were posting on the Marque " WE LOVE LUCY" I will never forget that I cried for days.

[@deadalready7467]

Lucy I still love U. Born in ‘61 I saw so many reruns. Sad to find out U were sad while U made me smile. I still Lucy. RIP 🙏

[@simonaBeltran]

I've got the Lord Christ in my life and I'm so grateful that I refuse to be sad over a man but thank you for your comment so true

[@brinsonharris9816]

That candy conveyor belt bit is the Everest of TV comedy.

[@joesimon2018]

I like that self-description that she was "brave" more than talented. That's the only thing that matters at the end of the day in comedy.

[@josephsmith358]

I found that description to be a profound reflection of her value for her support staff, writers, and producers. She was a brilliant artist, and a genius.

[@joesimon2018]

@@josephsmith358 Desi never got enough credit. He produced the show and starred in it. Hardly rehearsed. Just memorized the entire script by reading it once. Eventually Desilu BOUGHT RKO....the movie studio that fired them both. Desi invented the 3 camera set up and FILMING the episodes so that both coasts got a quality picture. And of course no one even THOUGHT about owning the films and making money off reruns. In those days you showed a show once and it was on to the next thing. Desi knew. Lucy was a great performer but Desi did everything behind the scenes. It was his baby.

[@josephsmith358]

Yes and Ms. Ball was also quite attractive and sexy. When I transition to the afterlife, I will beg God to introduce me to her.

[@aidapeery3067]

Lucy had me in stitches of laughter for Decades. Love that woman 😊😇😊

[@donnadeckelman9803]

She was and always will be Television's Queen of Comedy

[@marlahamm5600]

I love Lucy ❤️

[@Barnabas45]

"Star Trek" wouldn't exist without Desilu! Thanx Lucy!

[@sandraleon7995]

Who doesn’t know that

[@guyinsf]

@@sandraleon7995 You can't assume that. Most do know but not all.

[@portiamatthews9654]

Also the Andy Griffith show, Gomer Pyle show. Which is still an America favorites

[@superpatriot1052]

Well I never was a star trek fan "I hated it" but maybe another producer would've picked it up. Desilu production I think was desperate & picked it up.

[@melissaallison8463]

@@sandraleon7995 me!

[@bobpierce115]

This video is in error when it makes it seem she took an 11 year hiatus after I Love Lucy ended in 1957, only returning years layer in 1968 with Here's Lucy, until 1974. She had her 2nd series The Lucy Show, from 1962-1968.

[@annettepora8091]

Desi and Lucy also had the Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour after I Love Lucy. That ran for a couple years or so until the divorce in 1960.

[@francesfehrman741]

Who has lucy memorable? I love lucy fan club! I have been collecting forever....

[@sandramccain1289]

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[@withgoddess7164]

That's correct

[@douglasrowland3722]

I was wondering about that !

[@darrellrone6843]

Lucille was fine back in the day

[@sparx180]

darrell rone She was a great beauty indeed.

[@joesimon2018]

Yes indeed. Smoking hot.

[@fallindowndrunk]

My God yes she was

[@tapper701]

@@joesimon2018 Smoking is what took her looks away ...

[@Jewel77777]

@@tapper701 Okay, but different time remember? I’m sure if she knew then what we all know now she would’ve quit.

[@PaiviProject]

Wow she sure was one helluva woman. I loved the show so much 💗 I didn't knew much what happened behind the scenes. Thanks 👍

[@TralfazConstruction]

As a child I was privileged to watch I Love Lucy during its first rerun and haven't had to look back over the decades. Also, my mother got me hooked on Lucy and Desi in The Long, Long Trailer (1954) when CBS ran it several times in the early-'60s; that one is a lifelong favorite.

[@larrymackie9276]

Always watched I Love Lucy as a child. Great humour!

[@tf4010]

I watched I love Lucy all the time...always laughing

[@Savatage1964]

As a young boy growing up in Cottonwood, AZ back in the mid 70's/80's, I lived a block away from where Lucille's brother Fred and their mother lived. I frequently was a visitor in their home where mama Ball would regale me with stories of Lucille in her younger days and how she would be in the studio during taping. Fred was an insurance salesman and owned /operated a small motel in town. Very laid back soft spoken people. I miss them. All of them.

[@jerulew3547]

It's truly tragic what alcoholism does to marriages and families. She was a hard working woman. She was resilient to the very end. They called it ruptured aorta, perhaps it was a broken heart💔 .

[@01denese]

Yours, Mine and Ours is one of my favorite movies.

[@deeo2214]

Yes!

[@harperstacey9604]

Sherwood Schwartz said yours mine and ours was inspiration for the Brady bunch.

[@verlinden80]

Will Forever Love Lucy. Period!

[@Manushan_Melvin]

I love her so much, there is nobody like her now😔

[@jiminbang5822]

"Oddly enough, she almost gave up early..." Every teenager ever

[@eloiseockert6561]

???

[@kerinohwithatwist]

I love Lucy will live on for longer than any tv show ever to be made today.

[@candya1040]

Great show to watch while quarantining! ❤️💯

[@nightstreak]

“Yes I love Lucy!” “Oh I love Lucy!” “And Lucy loves me!” Stuck with me to this day

[@BaddisonIntuitiveTarot]

I will ALWAYS Love “l Love Lucy” and Lucille Ball. Looking forward to seeing the New movie starring Cate Blanchette as Lucy ❤️

[@sandramcfaul3857]

When????

[@SymphonyBrahms]

It's not Cate Blanchett. It's Nicole Kidman. She will play Lucy in the film Being the Ricardos.

[@russharold307]

I love Lucy for bringing us "Star Trek."

[@harperstacey9604]

And the untouchables.

[@usfanlovesjiwoo1978]

It was actually Desi Arnaz that brought those shows on as he ran the studio

[@rosskardon7195]

It is a real tragedy that the late Lucille Ball never hosted Saturday Night Live.

[@lala-gj4oo]

we're glad you didn't give up lucy. we love you. rip

[@dmarie8743]

When I was little. In the 90s I watched I Love Lucy instead of cartoons lol. My name is Desiree. Lucy’s middle name was Desiree. & my nickname is Dezi. Just like Dezi Arnaz lol I always loved that little connection w my favorite actress of all time.

[@websurfin9575]

Never before or after the I Love Lucy Show..... was there or will there ever be ANYONE that comes close to the natural (comedic) talent that Lucille Ball was & had! You just can't improve on PERFECTION!

[@melloone611]

I’ve been absolutely in love with Lucy since I watched Stage Door. Like so many comedians the great ones, have a very complex and muti demential life. Much like my own. R.I.P. I LOVE LUCY ❤️

[@taimatepairi4384]

She had that gift...Gift of the Gab cool Lucille and many that help to give us something to smile for the day.

[@44kryth]

I have introduced my 2 year old to I Love Lucy! Such and Iconic show!

[@jujubees5855]

Lucille Ball was FANTASTIC in Mame and people can fight me. It's my favorite movie of all time and it got me through so many sad times, especially when my husband passed. When she passed it was after my father passed. I was 8. I remember feeling so sad she was gone forever like my dad and we'd have to go on without her too.

[@kitwoo2w491]

I love Lucy is still my favorite I've seen every episode and still watch it over and over,

[@metroduck]

I may not have been old enough to really watch her shows but I did love I love lucy shows and Lucille Ball

[@lennonscat]

Lucy was in the Three Stooges short "Three Little Pigskins" and the Marx Brothers Movie "Room Service"

[@annalanzotti-venrick3989]

I didnt know that! Cool!! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@aloisemason3972]

Lucy and Desi will never be forgotten..legends

[@Potaville]

100% Lucifer/BAAL dn ǝpıs uʍop false idols! The he is a 100% she+the she is a 100% he!

[@maddyhayes617]

Thank you for this excellent commentary 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@maddyhayes617]

Please see my posts!

[@horrorkitchen2119]

Always enjoyed ‘ I Love Lucy.’ Enjoyed all of her shows. Lucy was a natural comedian, she will always be remembered and loved. Carolyn M Scotti

[@traczebabe]

Everyone has tragedies happen. And I'm grateful Lucy didn't see herself as a victim. She rose above her tragedies. Was it easy? Of course not. But she took personal responsibility and became one of the greatest comedians that ever lived. The toughest times in our lives can shape us into better people, if we allow it.

[@jerulew3547]

👍🏼

[@m.f.richardson1602]

Thank you.

[@shellybrooks8079]

I'm 57 and I still luv you Lucy. Always and forever

[@kelligutierrez7022]

I met Lucy in 1979 infront of her house in Beverly hills. She was amazing!!💜💜💜

[@maryhackett6658]

legend. i literally love lucy and all the cast and writers etc. simply, masterpiece.

[@kevincox8313]

Very well done

[@garypesci746]

I never heard about her mother putting a dog leash on her. Couldn't she have been able to undo it herself, unless her mother tied her hands. Another thing that was not mentioned was that Lucy broke her leg when she was young, I think around 13. Even after it healed her leg bothered her to the point where she did not like to wear shoes with very high heels, although it didn't seem to affect her when she danced or did some of the other physical antics on the I Love Lucy shows.

[@Iiwii11]

It used to be somewhat common to put kids on leashes. When they said that, it brought back memories to me of seeing pictures of kids on leashes.

[@kriskoopr7207]

Wow Grunge - the second I read your question post I was sure a favorite moment would come to me. Now bamboozled by 10,000 arriving at once. Guessing that’s a compliment to the cast and crew

[@lwhitt2218]

The Equal Rights episode, where they have no money to pay the bill and have to wash dishes, all of them are so funny!

[@Red99971]

I grew up watching Lucy I’m 29 and now my 7 year old daughter Watches Lucy faithfully

[@Potrimpo]

She pushed to have Star Trek made.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Also "Mission: Impossible".....

[@joesimon2018]

Imagine the money the estate would have today if she never sold it.

[@ZulcanPrime]

According to Gene Roddenberry Lucy assumed the series was about famous stars and celebrities.

[@scottmiller6495]

Desilu was a terrific company producing fabulous television from the late 1950s through the late 1960s, Lucille Ball was responsible for that and it should Never be forgotten Ever Period!!!!!

[@charlottenasise5105]

This was a wonderful series.

[@kimmyhawk5612]

Boy, Richard Burton had room to talk, didn't he? 🙄

[@vampirascoffin870]

For real i was like really? You know angel bro

[@Metalbass10000]

Yeah, I've read and heard many more people talking about him for being a crappy person, treating others like garbage, and that they were beneath him, than I have about Lucy. A man does not mistreat, nor be disrespectful, especially in public, his wife. Nor should she towards him.

[@stevenhosea4849]

Kimmy Hawk Happens. Happens. Hi. Very. Bye. Goodness. Great

[@marinazagrai1623]

Kimmy...how dare he, a foreigner, speaking out of turn, as the Brits say! Did he think it would make his statement cast a negative shadow in her? The Brits always find themselves give their unwanted opinion as though their's is more relevant! Pls...

[@WhatsUpWithSheila]

He always was an uppity B

[@dollychoueri7298]

All I know about Lucy is that there will never be another Lucy, what talent, what beauty , she was a beauty from the moment she was born, how much ha;ppines she gave us watching her, God rest her soul

[@esmeraldamontoya8176]

I love this show, have all episodes on the dvds and watch everyday. I don't watch news any more, nothing on news except about crime and covid, so I have changed and am happier now, with happy things and good gospel music and sermons on you tube. Thank you Jesus. 😊♥️🙋‍♀️

[@staririzarry6282]

I will always adore Lucille Ball she’s my idol she’s an icon no one could ever replace her ever I have adored her my whole life she will live in my heart ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️forever she was one of a kind just like the Mona Lisa once replicated but never duplicated Rest In Peace you brought me much joy and happiness I’m just so sorry you had such a hard life you didn’t deserve it if I was around then I would have helped you Rest In Peace ♥️⭐️🌈

[@valerialopez1861]

LOVE THE SHOW!

[@nonamegame9857]

When you told about how she was told to give up acting it immediately reminded me of what a talent scout said about Fred Astaire. He sings, can also dance a little 😂😂😂

[@yasminemedina9408]

Lucy was one of the funniest woman of all time..I never get tired of watching I love lucy show.. she's beautiful and like the show title says.. I love lucy.

[@onlybosslion9267]

Rest Peace, Lucy? She was one of a kind! ♥️

[@callanbailey8008]

I would wake up at five in the morning to watch this woman back in highschool.

[@laurieberry4814]

I know this man who says that Lucille Ball was the best looking actress ever.

[@harperstacey9604]

He must not get out much.

[@Lola-lh5kl]

If only she could see how far she's come and what she means to so many people

[@johnferguson4089]

Funny and lovely are the ways I remember Lucy. She was never gross but hilariously funny and the I Love Lucy show still holds it's own in 2020.

[@dawnheistand912]

thanks

[@RashadSims-bh3zz]

I use to watch that show when i was younger great show

[@brendaleverick3655]

I can hear this video well!😊👍

[@kerinohwithatwist]

Lucy and desi were great people. They invited all their employees to their each ranch in OC and had great parties and give gifts to everyone. I love Lucy is my favorite tv show ever. My sister and I watched I love Lucy before we were even in preschool.

[@kimbelsimpson7535]

I watched I love Lucy as a young kid in the 60s and 70s and here's Lucy in the 70s on Monday nights before or after Gunsmoke.

[@mariacardenas4665]

Miss Her

[@AD-qq6rz]

They were the weirdest famous couple. They loved each other till the end .. My little son was 15 yrs old in 2005. And he used to tell me i love to see these funny old ladys.. These Two old women.. LUCY and ETHEL. IN I LOVE LUCY.. Generations later.. The I Love Lucy show ! Is still loved by millenials !

[@rosaestela1000]

I am sure she loved him, and was the love of her life. But if HE had really loved her, he wouldn't have cheated on her left and right!!! My humble opinion.

[@eddeewhat5553]

Still a very funny show Oct2020

[@madehoney5052]

Especially in times like now I’d pay money and wear my best face mask 😷 to be in her company

[@cnett486]

I'm watching early I Love Lucy episodes with my mom, older Lucy feels so sad for me, especially how she lost her voice so much.

[@andykaufmansgirl1974]

I’ll always love Lucy ❤️

[@lynnledlow8004]

I love watching her on I love Lucy...

[@kaykutcher2103]

My uncle is a huge Lucille Ball fan. He's this big and tattooed fellow who used to be in a motorcycle club made up of other hooligans as an idiotic teenager which makes his love of anything Lucy all the more delightful.

[@lornasmith7981]

Yes it's a great movie the trailer was so pretty!

[@lisafrizzell1839]

She will always be the best

[@allieeverett9017]

I always loved her and still do.

[@pamelahurt8168]

It's no wonder Lucy was such a character and one we all loved...we miss you Lucille Ball.

[@itsjeninMass]

I loved her so much.

[@xaviotesharris891]

I was in the Navy when she died, stationed on a ship out to sea for six months, and this was in the days before email and the Internet were around, and news was limited. When I got back to the States in August, it sort of blew my mind that Lucille-Effing-Ball had been dead for months and I'd had no idea.

[@loisgiordano652]

I love Lucy Ball she was Amazing woman .. She amazing actress

[@marinasmom2009]

My 11 year old daughter loves I Love Lucy!! We watch every night!!

[@indigowolf556]

You will always be loved Lucy!❤❤❤❤❤

[@celestinesantarossa421]

Great video! Your voice, diction, expression and delivery are impeccable! You should be in broadcast journalism! Thank you for producing such an interesting and informative video! Much kudos to you! Keep up the good work! Thank you!

[@carlinehilaire4324]

I love Lucy was my favorite show,and still is.

[@rayjohnsonjr2018.]

I was actually born in the same town as Lucille Ball

[@rayjohnsonjr2018.]

Cherry Snow I know right

[@rayjohnsonjr2018.]

Cherry Snow same

@@rayjohnsonjr2018. so you enjoyed it. It definitely put a new spin on things for me. The set was beautiful. The gift shop was incredible

[@rayjohnsonjr2018.]

Cherry Snow yeah

@@rayjohnsonjr2018. that's awesome Ray

[@sendachimptospace]

Some of the facts on here are not true. After I love lucy she didn't start "here's lucy" it was " the lucy show" first. Also MAME was not her last movie, STONE PILLOW in the 80s was.... Don't come after ball fans.

[@barbarapaschali2331]

Glad I wasn't the only one who noticed! Lucy fans unite

[@ss04to06]

Technically Mame was Lucille's last feature film since Stone Pillow was a made-for-TV movie. I was very disappointed that the narrator of this video did not mention the Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour and The Lucy Show. The Lucy Show was a very successful series at the time (from 1962 to 1968).

[@sendachimptospace]

@@ss04to06 drats; feature film.

[@Desertfox92308]

She also starred with Henry Fonda in "Yours, mine & ours" in the late 60's comedy movie.

[@barbarapaschali2331]

@@Desertfox92308 That was in 1968.. Lucy made many films before and after 'I Love Lucy'! She is the queen of 'B' movies

[@shackdaddy7106]

You didn’t even mention the Lucy- Desi comedy hour that ran from 1957 to 1960. And the Lucy show which ran from 1962 to 1968. Glaring omissions.

[@Guitarbarella]

Larry Shackle or her last movie which was for tv..Stone Pillow

[@shackdaddy7106]

Guitarbarella I had forgotten that too. If I remember right, I think that’s the movie where she played a homeless person. And I recall she got very good reviews. Correct me if I’m wrong on any of this.

[@SymphonyBrahms]

This video has a lot of mistakes in it.

[@michelledozier4951]

The 30s, 40s and 50s had some of the most beautiful people in the world(to new that is). From pinups models to the attire of the everyday person. I love everything about the fashion, the make-up and hairstyles, the cars, the home appliances like toasters and radios😍😍😍 I love it