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Hmm. I was very political, as were many in my profession at a certain time, but I did not work in politics. I was just quite vocal about my positions.
However, I was mainly known for other talents.
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Y'all, I have a project to finish, so I'm just going to tuck this shiny wing of hair behind my ear, purse my lips, and blow you a kiss. See you in the morning, sweetheart.
(If you want to start a separate questionnaire, go right ahead. We can pick this up later.)
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^^ At that point, don't you just name a specific dead film star who is also a dame? (The only one I can name is Dame Judy Dench, but wikipedia tells me she is not dead.)
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"Dame" was more film noir-ish, not literal.
Not Katherine Hepburn, but not only are you in the same ballpark, but ... well, the metaphors get embarrassing. Posts: 14017 | Registered: May 2000
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We are looking for a female performer (stage and screen, but primarily film), who lived after 1902 but is not alive today, was very political (as were many in her profession at the time) and quite vocal about her positions.
Not Katherine Hepburn, but she "played in the same ballpark".
Is she American (by birth)?
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