Lillian Gish, News, Pictures, Buzz

Keanu Reeves Once Admitted He Used to Skip School to Go to Movies  Showbiz Cheat Sheet

LeRoy Plocinski Obituary - (1937 - 2021) - Palmyra, MO - Herald-Whig  Legacy.com

'Sexism stands at the door': 11 female film-makers written out of mainstream Hollywood history  The Guardian

Atlantic Council Launches Stories of Human Resilience with Anna Deavere Smith  Broadway World

'Fancy a Chic Murray for dinner?' - A Guide to Scottish rhyming slang  Daily Record

True story of actress Marion Davies—the minx of the Netflix movie 'Mank'  New York Post

The 18 Best Directorial Debuts From Actors  Vulture

Mike Nichols: The last director who knew everyone and did everything  British GQ

DW Griffith Classic Silent Movie 'The Birth of a Nation' Opens in 1912  Programming Insider

Some movie actors shine briefly while others endure for decades  The Canberra Times

The Evolution of 9th Circuit Cowboy  Talkhouse

Lizzie Borden’s Notoriety Is This Home’s Selling Point  The New York Times

Oscars flashback 50 years ago to 1971: George C. Scott declines while ‘Patton’ storms to Best Picture win  Gold Derby

Bellevue Theatre redevelopers withdraw plans for reopening  Montclair Local

January 6, 2021 AFI Movie Club: THE NIGHT OF THE HUNTER  American Film Magazine

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What people were watching every decade on New Year's Day  Chicago Tribune

Hollywood Monuments to John Wayne, D.W. Griffith and More Are Under Fire: A Status Report  Hollywood Reporter

Silence Is Olden – Our Favorite Silent Westerns – Cowboys and Indians Magazine  Cowboys and Indians

2021 AD100 Debut: Hood Design Studio  Architectural Digest

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Any ideas on how to look like lillian gish? Ideas for makeup, hair,clothes etc Thank you

I would have originally said Mary Pickford, but then I read AFI's 100 Years...100 Stars link is here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AFI%27s_100_Years..._100_Stars It puts Lillian Gish as #17 of the most Successful actresses of all time, and Mary Pickford #24. So that made me wonder if Lillian Gish was more successful, obviously Lillian Gish had a longer career as she was one of the few silent film actresses that had success after the silent era ended. Her career lasted from 1912-1987, but Mary Pickford was also considered America's sweetheart of the 20's. So I was just wondering if anybody who would know more than me can give any insight.

Clara Bow or Lilian Gish? Reasons?

I am a fan of the actess Lillian Gish. She was an actress in silent movies but she was a famous character actress and played many supporting roles in her later years until the 1970's in the talkies...what do you think of the name Lillian Sarah ( Sarah after the great French theatre actress of the 1800's who was Sarah Bernhard). One of the most famous theatrical actresses of the 1800's? Lillian Gish was Lillian Diana Gish? What sounds better Lillian Diana Lillian Sarah / apart from that what do you think of the name Amelita which is a different form of Amelia? what about Lucille, Lucinda or Luciana? How would you pronounce Luciana? Which of the 3 do you prefer? Which do you prefer..Gianna or Joanna or Hannah? Why do you think the name Josephine is so popular but everybody seems to think Serafina sounds strange? I think personally both are nice names. What about Emily Jane or Emily Dorothea? What names would go best with Audrey...? Audrey means ''Noble strenght?'' and Audrey Hepburn was an elegant and graceful woman. of the following which do you prefer.. Adele, Adelina, Adelita and what middle name would you use? Can you think of a name that would honor both someone named Elizabeth and someone else named Emily..with another 3rd name that is neutral from both of the ones mentioned but that seems to flow well enough to fit in with these 2? What vintage names do you like...names that are still fashionable and will stay popular and have been popular for a long time ?(Could you list some that are not too old fashioned but still vintage and not trendy girls names? Thank you !

I have to do a 1920s Harlem Renaissance project and I have to dress up and give a report on Lillian Gish. In that report I have to find how Lillian is related to the Harlem Renaissance. I'm having a hard time relating the two. Can anyone help?