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Huffington Post, April 25, 2012
...to your late grandmother Patsy Louise, better known to the rest of us as the glamorous movie star Patricia Neal, who you note had "the courage of a lion." She accurately predicted that she wouldn't live to see your baby's birth. What would you like your...
Irish Independent, March 25, 2012
...On another occasion aboard the Queen Mary, Pick met Dahl, who was travelling with his wife, the actress Patricia Neal, and two children. Dahl had insisted on travelling in a tourist class berth. Pick wrote: "Inside, his two children were being sick, the...
Washington Post, March 22, 2012
...their bungled plot. In 1968, he directed the film version of The Subject Was Roses starring Jack Albertson, Patricia Neal and Martin Sheen.He directed some of Hollywoods most respected actors, including Robert Duvall, Robert DeNiro, Meryl Streep and...
Morning Call, March 22, 2012
...in my whole life." Surprisingly, children's author Roald Dahl, husband of actress and Maxim Coffee spokeswoman Patricia Neal, turned out to be a challenge as well. (Coincidently, he and Ogilvy worked together at British intelligence during World War II.)...
Irish Independent, March 18, 2012
...perfect housewife is not lost on her -- especially when she made an advert for Maxim coffee with Patricia Neal. The greatest compliment was for a husband to think his wife's coffee so good that he asks for a second cup. The National Organisation for...
Guardian.co.uk, March 12, 2012
...cabin. Inside, his two children were being sick, the nursemaid having been sick lay prostrate on a bunk, Patricia Neal was looking for a £2,000 diamond which she had lost and Roald Dahl was pacing up and down saying, 'I hope you don't find it, I never...
Telegraph, March 12, 2012
...On another occasion aboard the Queen Mary, Pick met Dahl, who was travelling with his wife, the actress Patricia Neal, and two children. Dahl had insisted on travelling in a tourist class berth. Pick wrote: Inside, his two children were being sick, the...
Playboy, March 2, 2012
...the casting, Nichols first wanted Doris Day to play Mrs. Robinson. She declined. He offered the part to Patricia Neal, and she declined as well. Nichols considered Ava Gardner, but didn’t send her the script. In January 1967, the wife of Mel Brooks,...
Street Sweeper, March 2, 2012
...of The Fountainhead. (King Vidor made a famous version of the film in 1949, starring Gary Cooper and Patricia Neal.) Refreshingly, neither Weiss nor Stone are reflexive Rand-haters, and both of them recognize that there was some literary merit in her...
Financial Content, March 2, 2012
...of The Fountainhead. (King Vidor made a famous version of the film in 1949, starring Gary Cooper and Patricia Neal.) Refreshingly, neither Weiss nor Stone are reflexive Rand-haters, and both of them recognize that there was some literary merit in her...
CNN Money, March 2, 2012
...of The Fountainhead. (King Vidor made a famous version of the film in 1949, starring Gary Cooper and Patricia Neal.) Refreshingly, neither Weiss nor Stone are reflexive Rand-haters, and both of them recognize that there was some iterary merit in her...
Fortune, March 2, 2012
...of The Fountainhead. (King Vidor made a famous version of the film in 1949, starring Gary Cooper and Patricia Neal.) Refreshingly, neither Weiss nor Stone are reflexive Rand-haters, and both of them recognize that there was some iterary merit in her...
MSNBC, February 27, 2012
...afraid to get out into the world. She's used her Hollywood connections — including Paul Newman and Patricia Neal — to help raise funds and awareness for community arts projects, and recently traveled to Washington to testify at a congressional...
Baltimore Sun, February 26, 2012
...Poitier's win is greeted with a roar of approval. Actor: Sidney Poitier, "Lilies of the Field" Actress: Patricia Neal, "Hud" Supporting actor: Melvyn Douglas, "Hud" Supporting actress: Margaret Rutherford, "The V.I.P.'s" Director: Tony Richardson, "Tom...
