Maureen sullivan where is she now

She met future husband John Farrow , who was a writer on the Fox lot, when she was there to make Just Imagine She was the last surviving cast member of Just Imagine Irish-born O'Sullivan was sent by her father, a British army major, to Roehampton, a convent school just outside of London, because her brogue had become so thick.

She was two years older than Vivien Leigh , her best friend at the school. While Leigh was determined to be an actress, O'Sullivan's ambition was to be an aviatrix.

She appeared in stage revivals of "Pygmalion" and "The Glass Menagerie". Along with Joyzelle Joyner , she was one of only two credited cast members of Just Imagine who were still alive in , the year in which the film takes place.

In May , she received police protection after reports surfaced that she was in danger of being kidnapped. She and John Farrow were married at St.

Monica's Church in Santa Monica, California. Among the groomsmen were Alan Mowbray and Ainsworth Morgan. I don't know. She was just magic!

Hollywood was a fantasy world in more ways than one. But it must be said that the industry did a lot for the war effort by producing some marvelous propaganda movies. Will Rogers wasn't helpful to me at all. He was just concerned with his way of doing things. He didn't like me much because I used to wear slacks to the studio, and that was not done much in those days, so I guess he thought I was rather fast.

He was so nice he was not nice, if you know what I mean. Because he would promise people--in all good heart--a part, fully meaning to give it to them, but then they never got the parts so people turned against them. Wallace Beery was a tiresome actor. He always stopped work at four o'clock for which I didn't blame him. He'd say, "That's it, that's it!

I don't think I ever got parts that interested me. Well, I did occasionally, but more often than not, they did not interest me. I wasn't the standard beauty type--it was all marvelous-looking people like Greta Garbo and Joan Crawford --and I didn't have the glamor or whatever it is that was the style of those days, so consequently I got landed with parts that were not terribly interesting to me, and it was rather hard to be ambitious under those conditions.

I probably would have fared better nowadays when looks count less. There was a period when I got so sick of all they would ask me about Tarzan, as though I had done nothing else. I changed my mind when my oldest son said to me he was very proud that I was Tarzan's mate. Self - Filmed tribute. Self - Guest. Show all 9 episodes. Self - Actress. Self - Contestant. Self - Mystery Guest. Self - Guest Panelist.

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At the same time he was my partner. I loved him. I could trust him with my life. And he was a writer: this is what writers do. All grist for the mill. Relatives have always grumbled. He had taken the ordinary stuff of our lives and lifted it into art.

We were honoured and outraged. Its influence, Lough Key, the countryside, has given me whatever poetry is in my soul, whatever love I have of God. Whatever it is, it comes from here.

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