Movie Love #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Our Very Own," featuring Farley Granger and Ann Blyth, follows a young woman who discovers she was adopted as an infant and learns this news accidentally at an inopportune moment. Her adoptive parents explain they have loved her since childhood and kept the adoption secret, but the revelation causes emotional turmoil as the protagonist grapples with her identity. A second story involves a man who spreads rumors about being engaged to a stage actress named Eloise Jansen to impress colleagues, but his deception unravels when confronted by his employer, leading to complications in his personal life. Both stories explore themes of secrets, deception, and their consequences on relationships and family.
When Joan discovers a secret about her place in the MacAuley family, her jealousy over Chuck—and her feelings toward her sister Gail—spiral into something far more complicated than simple rivalry over a boy. This heartwarming story of family bonds explores how a moment of carelessness can unravel eighteen years of carefully kept love, and whether the truth, once known, can ever be put back together again.
Howard Duff opens up about some of the wildest behind-the-scenes mishaps he's encountered while making movies in Hollywood. From discovering he's supposedly engaged to an actress he's never met—thanks to a gossip columnist who invented the story to fill space—to being mistaken for a ghost while wearing infrared makeup on a nighttime shoot, Duff shares the unpredictable chaos that comes with filming. Whether it's flying solo on a chartered plane due to studio insurance requirements or performing a dangerous horse-fall stunt that goes awry, he walks us through the surprising and sometimes harrowing realities of movie production that audiences never see.
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Reprinted in Movie Life #5 (1951)
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