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1976 Press Photo Actors Elizabeth Montgomery, Anthony Hopkins in "Dark Victory"
Going, going . . . Elizabeth Montgomery, looking the picture of glowing, glistening health, plays a woman with a soon-to-be-fatal brain tumor in "Dark Victory" Thursday on NBC. That's Anthony Hopkins in both pictures as the doctor who diagnoses her illness and marries Liz. (The cure for what ails her?) This third film of a 1932 play that starred Tallulah Bankhead has been coolly updated in a treatment that robs the story of the qualities that made it a success in the first place.
Photo is dated 1976.
Photo measures 7.25 x 9.25 inches.
Photo is dated 1976.
Photo measures 7.25 x 9.25 inches.
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1976 Press Photo Actors Elizabeth Montgomery, Anthony Hopkins in "Dark Victory"
1976 Press Photo Actors Elizabeth Montgomery, Anthony Hopkins in "Dark Victory"
Going, going . . . Elizabeth Montgomery, looking the picture of glowing, glistening health, plays a woman with a soon-to-be-fatal brain tumor in "Dark Victory" Thursday on NBC. That's Anthony Hopkins in both pictures as the doctor who diagnoses her illness and marries Liz. (The cure for what ails her?) This third film of a 1932 play that starred Tallulah Bankhead has been coolly updated in a treatment that robs the story of the qualities that made it a success in the first place.
Photo is dated 1976.
Photo measures 7.25 x 9.25 inches.
Photo is dated 1976.
Photo measures 7.25 x 9.25 inches.
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1976 Press Photo Actors Elizabeth Montgomery, Anthony Hopkins in "Dark Victory"—
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Going, going . . . Elizabeth Montgomery, looking the picture of glowing, glistening health, plays a woman with a soon-to-be-fatal brain tumor in "Dark Victory" Thursday on NBC. That's Anthony Hopkins in both pictures as the doctor who diagnoses her illness and marries Liz. (The cure for what ails her?) This third film of a 1932 play that starred Tallulah Bankhead has been coolly updated in a treatment that robs the story of the qualities that made it a success in the first place.
Photo is dated 1976.
Photo measures 7.25 x 9.25 inches.
Photo is dated 1976.
Photo measures 7.25 x 9.25 inches.
