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Alan's Italy
In the spring of 2011 it was suggested to me that with the thousands of photos which had been taken by my artist wife, Laura Gurton, during our many trips to Italy, that I produce a program in my hometown on Woodstock Public Access Television. Having been to Italy twenty times in an equal number of years, with many stories of my experiences, and friends I have made over the years, it seemed logical that a large number of people would be interested in seeing our images and hearing about my recollections. I agreed to begin to put together a show for weekly broadcast on the local television station. After months of preparation interrupted by some serious physical illnesses, I began to host Alan...
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Ladd, the Life, the Legend, the Legacy of Alan Ladd
Alan Ladd died on January 29, 1964, having just turned fifty on September 3. From his first great hit, This Gun for Hire, in 1942, to his last, The Carpetbaggers, released posthumously in 1964, he had made 47 films. Ladd had a hardscrabble childhood and spent years on the fringes of "Hollywood" as a grip and a radio actor before getting his lucky break. His second wife, Sue Carol, entered his life as his agent, and subsequently managed his career--favoring lucrative jobs over more challenging roles, and their family life--courting the public using the fan magazines. Frequently praised for appearing "like a young Greek god," Ladd always had serious doubts about his acting abilities, and using alcohol to combat those insecurities took a toll. Linet, who worked for Modern Screen writes with a fan-zine point of view, where psychological insight is not on offer. So, while the man remains a mystery, the manicuring of his nice-guy image is documented in ghastly detail, as is the process by which his career was eventually sabotaged.
