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heather nichole  87 |
Fri Mar 7 2008 11:59:07 |
| I love Lucy...! She is one of the most amazing actresses. She seemed like a wonderful Person, she was so talented, and beautiful and funny. She was awesome... | ||
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aspiringactress 48 |
Thu Dec 6 2007 12:54:28 |
| Lucielle Ball is a legend. She is my number one icon, and my favorite actress of all time. I adore her more than any other actress. From her beauty, to her talent, to her comic timing, and humor. She is what I want to become, and who I want to be. I love you lucy... | ||
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RlrBladeMan 109 |
Sun Sep 30 2007 17:50:43 |
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Lucille Ball at her death was the most famous Woman in the World. Lucille Ball made many fine films at RKO and later MGM and made the transition to TV with "I Love Lucy" and with her husband Desi Arnaz created an Empire that was known as Desilu with Three studio lots in Los Angeles. A zany comedy star, Miss Ball is likely to be remembered equally as one of the greatest Executives in Hollywood and the first Woman to helm a major studio. Thru her Supervision, Desilu produced two of the most famous shows in history: 'Mission Impossible'and 'Star Trek'. Desilu also produced 'Mannix' and its first foray into Movies, the huge hit "Yours Mine and Ours" which not only did Ball develop and Produce but gave a great performance. Lucille Ball was the subject of an PBS Show "American Masters" Tough, demanding, glamorous, Ms. Ball starred in Desilu's only Broadway effort "Wildcat" Ms. Ball sold Desilu to Paramount in a stock deal that made her one of if not Hollywood's weathliest woman. No mention of Ball can go without the name of Desi Arnaz her first husband, Father of her children and said to be the great love of her Life. While being honored at the Kennedy Center by President Reagan, Robert Stack who starred Desilu's "Untouchables" read a note Desi Arnaz dictated just before Arnaz's Death. Mr. Stack read Arnaz' note to the assembled group of Dignitataries: Quote: "To Me,'I Love Lucy' was not only the name of a TV show"; The audience gasped and Lucille Ball wept | ||
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