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When Angelina Jolie Channeled Her Inner Marilyn Monroe & Added Her Seductive Twist Showcasing Her Envious Features!
Angelina Jolie is a brand recognized by people across the globe. The actress’s bold personality and great acting chops earned her immense popularity and fame. From action to drama, she performed every emotion flawlessly on screen. She is also an enigma when it comes to fashion, and her daring photoshoots are proof of that. We have come across an amazing set of throwback pictures of the actress channeling her inner Marilyn Monroe. Scroll below for more.
Jolieis also a humanitarian, a fabulous actress, and a doting mother. She is often in the news for her work, and her personal life is also a talking point in the media. She has finally ended her eight-year legal battle with Brad Pitt, as their divorce was finalized. However, they are still fighting over their French winery.
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The Mercury Theatre on the Air, Vol. 1: Volume 1
The Mercury Theatre was an independent repertory company founded in New York City in 1937 by Orson Welles and producer John Houseman, who is best known for his Oscar-winning performance as Professor Charles Kingsfield in the The Paper Chase. After a series of acclaimed stage productions, Welles and his Mercury Theatre were offered their own weekly hour-long radio program over the CBS radio network. Here Welles—along with Agnes Moorehead, Ray Collins, Joseph Cotten, Alice Frost, Martin Gabel, and others—presented powerful adaptations of literary classics with Bernard Herrman as composer and conductor.
Considered by many critics as the finest dramatic hour on radio, The Mercury Theatre on the Air was without a sponsor until a single broadcast changed all that: The War of the Worlds.
Episodes include "Dracula," starring Martin Gabel, Agnes Moorehead, George Coulouris, Ray Collins, and Karl Swenson; "A Tale of Two Cities," starring Martin Gabel, Ray Collins, Edgar Barrier, Frank Readick, and Kenny Delmar; "Abraham Lincoln," starring Orson Welles as Lincoln, plus Ray Collins, George Coulouris, Karl Swenson, Agnes Moorehead, Carl Frank, and William Allen; "The Count of Monte Cristo,"