I met this woman in the early 80s. I worked @ Jordan Marsh and she came in to order personalized stationary and thats when I learned who she was. She was so sweet, wonderful and stunning. I stll have her autograph framed in my office.
I loved Gene Tierney in Laura and Leave Her to Heaven. I recently watched Leave Her to Heaven, a Technicolor film noir, for the first time. I was blown away by Tierney's femme fatale portrayal of Ellen, a narcissistic psychopath. She was nominated for an Oscar but lost to Joan Crawford. I read that Martin Scorsese lists this film as one of his favorites along with her outstanding performance. He, too, felt she was underrated. I agree with him. ❤❤
I'm 71 years old so I was very young during Gene Tierney's height of popularity but my dad was just the right age to appreciate her beauty. She was his favorite, hands down!
🤔 Oh really ?. You keep telling yourself that if it makes you feel better. Some of them after beauty and fame left them, still lived happily ever after !!.....😊
الاعظم في جيلها ولعل ادوارها الثقيلة لها دور في مأساتها دورها في اتركها للجنة كان مثالي و مؤلم و مليان مشاعر مضطربة وكملت و مثلت في دور مشابه في فلم حد الشفرة الي اعتبره افضل افلامها و امتعهم كقصة يؤسفني ان امثالها من النساء لا يتلقون التقدير من ذواتهم جين تيرني الي هي ايقونة الجمال تعاني مع ثقتها بنفسها لطالما اتعجب من قدرة عدسة الكاميرا على ان تتغلغل في التفاصيل لدرجة قد تلاحظ أصغر الاختلافات ولذلك جين تيرني لاحظت تقدم اسنانها الذي بنسبة لها معضلة
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I met this woman in the early 80s. I worked @ Jordan Marsh and she came in to order personalized stationary and thats when I learned who she was. She was so sweet, wonderful and stunning. I stll have her autograph framed in my office.
Can’t decide which is my favorite, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, Heaven Can Wait, or Laura!
I loved Laura❣️
I loved Gene Tierney in Laura and Leave Her to Heaven. I recently watched Leave Her to Heaven, a Technicolor film noir, for the first time. I was blown away by Tierney's femme fatale portrayal of Ellen, a narcissistic psychopath. She was nominated for an Oscar but lost to Joan Crawford. I read that Martin Scorsese lists this film as one of his favorites along with her outstanding performance. He, too, felt she was underrated. I agree with him. ❤❤
where can i watch it? ❤
@@caliweba97It's one of the best image quality versions in UA-cam.
@@JoseAlmeida-mi9sw i found it! and loved it!! 😍
Ghost and Mrs. Muir...best movie ever aside from The Enchanted Cottage!
I'm 71 years old so I was very young during Gene Tierney's height of popularity but my dad was just the right age to appreciate her beauty. She was his favorite, hands down!
I feel really sorry for Gene. Beauty, fame and money doesn't bring you happiness. 😢
🤔 Oh really ?. You keep telling yourself that if it makes you feel better. Some of them after beauty and fame left them, still lived happily ever after !!.....😊
I think it had a lot to do with her mental health issues.
Neither do being broke and ugly.
She was gorgeous!
To me she was the most beautiful woman in the movies along with Rita Hayworth
Also, Hedy Lamarr and Ava Gardner.
Terrible what happened to her!💔
0:48 has always been my favourite photo of her. Beautiful.
الاعظم في جيلها ولعل ادوارها الثقيلة لها دور في مأساتها دورها في اتركها للجنة كان مثالي و مؤلم و مليان مشاعر مضطربة وكملت و مثلت في دور مشابه في فلم حد الشفرة الي اعتبره افضل افلامها و امتعهم كقصة يؤسفني ان امثالها من النساء لا يتلقون التقدير من ذواتهم جين تيرني الي هي ايقونة الجمال تعاني مع ثقتها بنفسها
لطالما اتعجب من قدرة عدسة الكاميرا على ان تتغلغل في التفاصيل لدرجة قد تلاحظ أصغر الاختلافات ولذلك جين تيرني لاحظت تقدم اسنانها الذي بنسبة لها معضلة
What language is this?
@@bluecollarlit arabic
The girl had a lot of problems.
Yes
Great❤❤❤
Talk about Joan Crawford
dont compare anyone to marilyn nuff said carry on
You need an AI who can pronounce her last name
She was pretty but not the most beautiful Hollywood beauty in fact nothing I mean no one can compete with Marylyn Monroe beauty