Robert Loggia (born January 3, 1930) is an Italian-American film and television actor and director, who specializes in character parts. Best known for his exuberant dance with Tom Hanks on a gigantic keyboard in Big (1988), Robert Loggia began his studies
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www.annyas.com Title sequence designed by Saul Bass, from the film "The Man with the Golden Arm" (1955), directed by Otto Preminger ...
A junkie (Frank Sinatra) must face his true self to kick his drug addiction in Otto Preminger's groundbreaking movie, The Man With The Golden ...
A natural blonde and a stunning physical specimen, Ella Waldek was one of the most golden figures of the Golden Age of Wrestling. She was also one of the most tragic. Her life story is an incredible tale of triumph over adversity.
When she broke into the mat game around the middle of the last century, Waldek presented a vision of athleticism and sex appeal that had been seldom seen in the wrestling ring. At 5-5 and a perfectly proportioned 140 pounds, she personified muscular grace. She also had a ruthless aspect that, combined with an utter fluency with wrestling holds, led one wrestling magazine to deem her the "roughest, toughest girl wrestler."
Even in the stilted, hyperbolic sportswriter prose of the age, her skill and style shine through: "With blinding speed the girl slipped from one hold to another -- nelsons and counters -- body slams swiftly converted to roll overs, hammer locks spun out of, Boston Crabs unraveled with all the skill of a female Houdini, Short Arm scissors
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I Heart Design, Remarkable Graphic Design Selected by Designers, Illustrators, and Critics His design for The Man with the Golden Arm (1955) has become a landmark in title design and set the bar for what has become an essential popular art. ... |
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The Man With the Golden Arm (Otto Preminger, 1955) In the 1950s, the graphic designer Saul Bass made the credits integral to the film's tone and style, their key motifs carried over into trailers and advertisements. The titles of The Man With the
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When Hawks vs. Celtics Meant Excitement
The final season of the Hawks in Milwaukee came in 1955 and the team's saving grace came aboard that season: Bob Pettit. The rookie forward from Louisiana State University didn't immediately make the team a winner, who could with its dreadful roster,
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60 facts you didn't know about Queen Elizabeth II
They include Winston Churchill (1951-55); Sir Anthony Eden (1955-57); Harold Macmillan (1957-63); Sir Alec Douglas-Home (1963-64); Harold Wilson (1964-70 and 1974-76); Edward Heath (1970-74); James Callaghan (1976-79); Margaret Thatcher (1979-90);
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The Mystery of the Disappearing NBA Center
The first came in 1955 with the inception of the 24-second shot clock. With it, players were forced to run up and down the court more often, which took a physical toll on the game's biggest bodies. More rules devaluing the big man were around the
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Mario Williams and the Biggest Free Agent Signings in NFL History
“Johnny U” or “The Golden Arm,” depending upon your preference, is an NFL legend. A three-time NFL MVP, 10-time Pro Bowl selection and NFL champion, Unitas didn't have the luxury of taking the easy route to the NFL. Although Unitas was drafted by the
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