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- Summary
- Profiles more than sixty actors, directors, and producers from different eras and cultures who have left their mark on their respective fields, from Charlie Chaplin to Drew Barrymore
- Language
- eng
- Extent
- 1 online resource (288 pages
- Contents
-
- Alfred Hitchcock 1899-1980: Director and "Master of Suspense"
- Spike Lee 1957- : Influential African American Director
- 224
- Tom Cruise 1962- : Acclaimed Modern-Day Actor
- 228
- Jodie Foster 1962- : Multitalented Actor, Producer, and Director
- 232
- Julia Roberts 1967- : One of the Most Beloved Actresses in Hollywood
- 237
- Halle Berry 1968- : First African American Woman to Win the Best Actress Oscar
- 241
- 26
- Will Smith 1968- : Rapper and Actor
- 245
- Gwyneth Paltrow 1972- : Highly Acclaimed Award-Winning Actress
- 249
- Drew Barrymore 1975- : Former Child Star and Current Day Popular Film Actress
- 253
- "Quiet on the Set"
- 257
- Walt Disney 1901-1966: Creator of Mickey Mouse and Disney Theme Parks
- 31
- Evolution of the Motion Picture
- 36
- Clark Gable 1901-1960: Romantic and Popular Film Star Known for Role in Gone With the Wind
- 41
- Henry Fonda 1905-1982: Actor Known for Diverse Film Roles
- 46
- Charlie Chaplin 1889-1977: Silent Film Star
- Greta Garbo 1905-1990: One of Hollywood's Most Private Film Stars
- 50
- Katharine Hepburn 1907- : "Number One Actress of All Time"
- 54
- Laurence Olivier 1907-1989: Greatest English-Speaking Actor of the Twentieth Century
- 58
- Bette Davis 1908-1989: First Lady of the American Screen
- 62
- Jimmy Stewart 1908-1997: One of America's Best-Loved Actors
- 66
- 9
- Ingrid Bergman 1915-1982: Costar of Oscar-Winning Film Casablanca
- 70
- Lauren Bacall 1924- : Award-Winning Actress and Wife of Humphrey Bogart
- 74
- Marlon Brando 1924- : "Tough-Guy" Actor Best Known for His Performance in The Godfather
- 78
- Grandeur on the Big Screen
- 82
- Paul Newman 1925- : Legendary Actor, Entrepreneur, Activist, and Humanitarian
- 87
- Mary Pickford 1892-1979: Silent Film Star and "America's Sweetheart"
- Peter Sellers 1925-1977: One of the World's Greatest Comedic Actors
- 92
- Marilyn Monroe 1926-1962: Film Star and American Icon
- 97
- Sidney Poitier 1927- : Influential Figure in American Film
- 101
- Audrey Hepburn 1929-1993: Actress and Humanitarian
- 105
- Grace Kelly 1929-1982 : Fairy-Tale Life of Actress-Turned-Princess
- 110
- 14
- Sean Connery 1930- First Actor to Portray Spy-Hero James Bond
- 114
- Elizabeth Taylor 1932- : English-Born Actress and AIDS Activist
- 118
- Shirley MacLaine 1934- : Award-Winning Actress/Dancer and Author of Best-Seller Out on a Limb
- 122
- Julie Andrews 1935- : Award-Winning Stage and Screen Star
- 127
- Dustin Hoffman 1937- : Award-Winning Leading Man of Hollywood
- 132
- Hattie McDaniel 1895-1952: First African American Oscar Winner
- Jack Nicholson 1937- : One of America's Finest and Most Unusual Actors
- 136
- Robert Redford 1937- : Actor, Director, Creator of Sundance Film Festival
- 140
- "Lights! Camera! Action!": Directors
- 144
- Al Pacino 1940- : Multi-Award-Winning Actor of Stage and Screen
- 150
- Harrison Ford 1942- : Successful Actor and Star of the Star Wars Trilogy
- 154
- 18
- Barbra Streisand 1942- : Award-Winning "Actress Who Sings"
- 159
- Robert De Niro 1943- : Regarded as One of the Greatest Actors in Modern Film
- 163
- Cher 1946- : Multitalented Singer and Actress
- 167
- Sally Field 1946- : Actress Who Rose from TV Stardom to Major Motion Pictures
- 172
- Steven Spielberg 1946- : Influential Director and Producer
- 176
- Humphrey Bogart 1899-1957: Award-Winning Actor Best Known for Role in Casablanca
- Glenn Close 1947- : Respected Stage and Screen Actress
- 181
- Meryl Streep 1949- : Acclaimed Actress of Stage and Screen
- 185
- Robin Williams 1952- : The "Tasmanian Devil of Comedy"
- 190
- Jackie Chan 1954- : International Martial Arts Film Star
- 194
- John Travolta 1954- : Acclaimed Actor of His Generation
- 198
- 22
- Denzel Washington 1954- : Recipient of the 2002 Oscar for Best Actor
- 202
- Can Oscar Become Color-Blind?
- 207
- Whoopi Goldberg 1955- : Multi-Award-Winning Actress and Humanitarian
- 212
- Bruce Willis 1955- : Regular Guy Turned Actor
- 216
- Tom Hanks 1956- : Versatile Actor and Director
- 220
- Label
- Extraordinary people in the movies
- Title
- Extraordinary people in the movies
- Statement of responsibility
- Judy L. Hasday
- Language
- eng
- Summary
- Profiles more than sixty actors, directors, and producers from different eras and cultures who have left their mark on their respective fields, from Charlie Chaplin to Drew Barrymore
- Biography type
- collective biography
- Cataloging source
- DLC
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorDate
- 1957-
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
- Hasday, Judy L.
- Dewey number
-
- 791.43/028/092273
- B
- Illustrations
- illustrations
- Index
- index present
- LC call number
- PN1998.2
- LC item number
- .H44 2003
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Nature of contents
-
- dictionaries
- bibliography
- Series statement
- Extraordinary people
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
-
- Motion picture actors and actresses
- Actors and actresses
- Producers and directors
- Motion picture actors and actresses
- United States
- Target audience
- pre adolescent
- Label
- Extraordinary people in the movies, Judy L. Hasday
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 276-277) and index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Alfred Hitchcock 1899-1980: Director and "Master of Suspense"
- Spike Lee 1957- : Influential African American Director
- 224
- Tom Cruise 1962- : Acclaimed Modern-Day Actor
- 228
- Jodie Foster 1962- : Multitalented Actor, Producer, and Director
- 232
- Julia Roberts 1967- : One of the Most Beloved Actresses in Hollywood
- 237
- Halle Berry 1968- : First African American Woman to Win the Best Actress Oscar
- 241
- 26
- Will Smith 1968- : Rapper and Actor
- 245
- Gwyneth Paltrow 1972- : Highly Acclaimed Award-Winning Actress
- 249
- Drew Barrymore 1975- : Former Child Star and Current Day Popular Film Actress
- 253
- "Quiet on the Set"
- 257
- Walt Disney 1901-1966: Creator of Mickey Mouse and Disney Theme Parks
- 31
- Evolution of the Motion Picture
- 36
- Clark Gable 1901-1960: Romantic and Popular Film Star Known for Role in Gone With the Wind
- 41
- Henry Fonda 1905-1982: Actor Known for Diverse Film Roles
- 46
- Charlie Chaplin 1889-1977: Silent Film Star
- Greta Garbo 1905-1990: One of Hollywood's Most Private Film Stars
- 50
- Katharine Hepburn 1907- : "Number One Actress of All Time"
- 54
- Laurence Olivier 1907-1989: Greatest English-Speaking Actor of the Twentieth Century
- 58
- Bette Davis 1908-1989: First Lady of the American Screen
- 62
- Jimmy Stewart 1908-1997: One of America's Best-Loved Actors
- 66
- 9
- Ingrid Bergman 1915-1982: Costar of Oscar-Winning Film Casablanca
- 70
- Lauren Bacall 1924- : Award-Winning Actress and Wife of Humphrey Bogart
- 74
- Marlon Brando 1924- : "Tough-Guy" Actor Best Known for His Performance in The Godfather
- 78
- Grandeur on the Big Screen
- 82
- Paul Newman 1925- : Legendary Actor, Entrepreneur, Activist, and Humanitarian
- 87
- Mary Pickford 1892-1979: Silent Film Star and "America's Sweetheart"
- Peter Sellers 1925-1977: One of the World's Greatest Comedic Actors
- 92
- Marilyn Monroe 1926-1962: Film Star and American Icon
- 97
- Sidney Poitier 1927- : Influential Figure in American Film
- 101
- Audrey Hepburn 1929-1993: Actress and Humanitarian
- 105
- Grace Kelly 1929-1982 : Fairy-Tale Life of Actress-Turned-Princess
- 110
- 14
- Sean Connery 1930- First Actor to Portray Spy-Hero James Bond
- 114
- Elizabeth Taylor 1932- : English-Born Actress and AIDS Activist
- 118
- Shirley MacLaine 1934- : Award-Winning Actress/Dancer and Author of Best-Seller Out on a Limb
- 122
- Julie Andrews 1935- : Award-Winning Stage and Screen Star
- 127
- Dustin Hoffman 1937- : Award-Winning Leading Man of Hollywood
- 132
- Hattie McDaniel 1895-1952: First African American Oscar Winner
- Jack Nicholson 1937- : One of America's Finest and Most Unusual Actors
- 136
- Robert Redford 1937- : Actor, Director, Creator of Sundance Film Festival
- 140
- "Lights! Camera! Action!": Directors
- 144
- Al Pacino 1940- : Multi-Award-Winning Actor of Stage and Screen
- 150
- Harrison Ford 1942- : Successful Actor and Star of the Star Wars Trilogy
- 154
- 18
- Barbra Streisand 1942- : Award-Winning "Actress Who Sings"
- 159
- Robert De Niro 1943- : Regarded as One of the Greatest Actors in Modern Film
- 163
- Cher 1946- : Multitalented Singer and Actress
- 167
- Sally Field 1946- : Actress Who Rose from TV Stardom to Major Motion Pictures
- 172
- Steven Spielberg 1946- : Influential Director and Producer
- 176
- Humphrey Bogart 1899-1957: Award-Winning Actor Best Known for Role in Casablanca
- Glenn Close 1947- : Respected Stage and Screen Actress
- 181
- Meryl Streep 1949- : Acclaimed Actress of Stage and Screen
- 185
- Robin Williams 1952- : The "Tasmanian Devil of Comedy"
- 190
- Jackie Chan 1954- : International Martial Arts Film Star
- 194
- John Travolta 1954- : Acclaimed Actor of His Generation
- 198
- 22
- Denzel Washington 1954- : Recipient of the 2002 Oscar for Best Actor
- 202
- Can Oscar Become Color-Blind?
- 207
- Whoopi Goldberg 1955- : Multi-Award-Winning Actress and Humanitarian
- 212
- Bruce Willis 1955- : Regular Guy Turned Actor
- 216
- Tom Hanks 1956- : Versatile Actor and Director
- 220
- Extent
- 1 online resource (288 pages
- Form of item
- online
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
- n
- Other physical details
- illustrations)
- Specific material designation
- remote
- System control number
- (OCoLC)1034666333
- Label
- Extraordinary people in the movies, Judy L. Hasday
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 276-277) and index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Alfred Hitchcock 1899-1980: Director and "Master of Suspense"
- Spike Lee 1957- : Influential African American Director
- 224
- Tom Cruise 1962- : Acclaimed Modern-Day Actor
- 228
- Jodie Foster 1962- : Multitalented Actor, Producer, and Director
- 232
- Julia Roberts 1967- : One of the Most Beloved Actresses in Hollywood
- 237
- Halle Berry 1968- : First African American Woman to Win the Best Actress Oscar
- 241
- 26
- Will Smith 1968- : Rapper and Actor
- 245
- Gwyneth Paltrow 1972- : Highly Acclaimed Award-Winning Actress
- 249
- Drew Barrymore 1975- : Former Child Star and Current Day Popular Film Actress
- 253
- "Quiet on the Set"
- 257
- Walt Disney 1901-1966: Creator of Mickey Mouse and Disney Theme Parks
- 31
- Evolution of the Motion Picture
- 36
- Clark Gable 1901-1960: Romantic and Popular Film Star Known for Role in Gone With the Wind
- 41
- Henry Fonda 1905-1982: Actor Known for Diverse Film Roles
- 46
- Charlie Chaplin 1889-1977: Silent Film Star
- Greta Garbo 1905-1990: One of Hollywood's Most Private Film Stars
- 50
- Katharine Hepburn 1907- : "Number One Actress of All Time"
- 54
- Laurence Olivier 1907-1989: Greatest English-Speaking Actor of the Twentieth Century
- 58
- Bette Davis 1908-1989: First Lady of the American Screen
- 62
- Jimmy Stewart 1908-1997: One of America's Best-Loved Actors
- 66
- 9
- Ingrid Bergman 1915-1982: Costar of Oscar-Winning Film Casablanca
- 70
- Lauren Bacall 1924- : Award-Winning Actress and Wife of Humphrey Bogart
- 74
- Marlon Brando 1924- : "Tough-Guy" Actor Best Known for His Performance in The Godfather
- 78
- Grandeur on the Big Screen
- 82
- Paul Newman 1925- : Legendary Actor, Entrepreneur, Activist, and Humanitarian
- 87
- Mary Pickford 1892-1979: Silent Film Star and "America's Sweetheart"
- Peter Sellers 1925-1977: One of the World's Greatest Comedic Actors
- 92
- Marilyn Monroe 1926-1962: Film Star and American Icon
- 97
- Sidney Poitier 1927- : Influential Figure in American Film
- 101
- Audrey Hepburn 1929-1993: Actress and Humanitarian
- 105
- Grace Kelly 1929-1982 : Fairy-Tale Life of Actress-Turned-Princess
- 110
- 14
- Sean Connery 1930- First Actor to Portray Spy-Hero James Bond
- 114
- Elizabeth Taylor 1932- : English-Born Actress and AIDS Activist
- 118
- Shirley MacLaine 1934- : Award-Winning Actress/Dancer and Author of Best-Seller Out on a Limb
- 122
- Julie Andrews 1935- : Award-Winning Stage and Screen Star
- 127
- Dustin Hoffman 1937- : Award-Winning Leading Man of Hollywood
- 132
- Hattie McDaniel 1895-1952: First African American Oscar Winner
- Jack Nicholson 1937- : One of America's Finest and Most Unusual Actors
- 136
- Robert Redford 1937- : Actor, Director, Creator of Sundance Film Festival
- 140
- "Lights! Camera! Action!": Directors
- 144
- Al Pacino 1940- : Multi-Award-Winning Actor of Stage and Screen
- 150
- Harrison Ford 1942- : Successful Actor and Star of the Star Wars Trilogy
- 154
- 18
- Barbra Streisand 1942- : Award-Winning "Actress Who Sings"
- 159
- Robert De Niro 1943- : Regarded as One of the Greatest Actors in Modern Film
- 163
- Cher 1946- : Multitalented Singer and Actress
- 167
- Sally Field 1946- : Actress Who Rose from TV Stardom to Major Motion Pictures
- 172
- Steven Spielberg 1946- : Influential Director and Producer
- 176
- Humphrey Bogart 1899-1957: Award-Winning Actor Best Known for Role in Casablanca
- Glenn Close 1947- : Respected Stage and Screen Actress
- 181
- Meryl Streep 1949- : Acclaimed Actress of Stage and Screen
- 185
- Robin Williams 1952- : The "Tasmanian Devil of Comedy"
- 190
- Jackie Chan 1954- : International Martial Arts Film Star
- 194
- John Travolta 1954- : Acclaimed Actor of His Generation
- 198
- 22
- Denzel Washington 1954- : Recipient of the 2002 Oscar for Best Actor
- 202
- Can Oscar Become Color-Blind?
- 207
- Whoopi Goldberg 1955- : Multi-Award-Winning Actress and Humanitarian
- 212
- Bruce Willis 1955- : Regular Guy Turned Actor
- 216
- Tom Hanks 1956- : Versatile Actor and Director
- 220
- Extent
- 1 online resource (288 pages
- Form of item
- online
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
- n
- Other physical details
- illustrations)
- Specific material designation
- remote
- System control number
- (OCoLC)1034666333
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