LOVED Celeste Holm in everything she was in, including All About Eve, High Society, Gentleman's Agreement, and Letter To Three Wives. Always conveyed a warm, maternal spirit but not too prime and proper--she was a great comedienne.
yes, i too have always loved celeste. she elevated everything she appeared in. i feel she was an amazing actress because whenever i saw celeste being celeste, i.e. being interviewed, she came across as a haughty bitch. not that there's anything wrong with that.
CELESTE HOLM
LOVED Celeste Holm in everything she was in, including All About Eve, High Society, Gentleman's Agreement, and Letter To Three Wives. Always conveyed a warm, maternal spirit but not too prime and proper--she was a great comedienne.
ReplyDeleteCeleste had a television sow in the 1950s called "Honestly Celeste", which is one of my favorite expressions.
ReplyDeleteyes, i too have always loved celeste. she elevated everything she appeared in. i feel she was an amazing actress because whenever i saw celeste being celeste, i.e. being interviewed, she came across as a haughty bitch. not that there's anything wrong with that.
ReplyDeleteCamryn Manheim begs to differ:
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Just saw Celeste last week in Dupar's diner at the Farmers Market. She looks marvelous!
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