“Dean and Leach represented Fairmount in an hourlong debate against Marion High that was broadcast on local radio. They argued the affirmative side of the proposition, “The election of United States presidents should be by the direct vote of the… — Val Holley Copy Share Image
“he would have been the first to scoff at the notion of labeling himself anything other than an explorer. His words to me were,… — Val Holley Copy Share Image
“Most sources agree that Dean’s best work came under rarefied, idealized conditions, not under a barrage of criticism such as Strasberg’s.” — Val Holley Copy Share Image
“the advantages of bachelorhood: being able to get into bed from either side.” — Val Holley Copy Share Image
“As Dean saw it, the issue was talent, but his confidence in himself was never contagious.” — Val Holley Copy Share Image
“He could sing in more different keys during the course of one song than anybody I’ve ever heard,” — Val Holley Copy Share Image
“Dean and Leach represented Fairmount in an hourlong debate against Marion High that was broadcast on local radio. They argued the affirmative side of… — Val Holley Copy Share Image
“The papers of Jerry Fairbanks Studios lie uncatalogued in the basement of the UCLA research library.” — Val Holley Copy Share Image
“Once he pulled a girl’s bra strap and let it snap in Raymond Elliott’s study hall, which was “just about the most daring thing… — Val Holley Copy Share Image
“You are acting, not being.” Strasberg explained, “I stress the difference between the actor who thinks acting is an imitation of life, and the… — Val Holley Copy Share Image
“Issues of the Fairmount News from the early 1920s are replete with accounts of surprise appearances by hooded Klan representatives at local church services” — Val Holley Copy Share Image
“There was no trick or stunt that he couldn’t accomplish with the greatest of ease; we had balancing stunts and all that jazz —… — Val Holley Copy Share Image
