John Wayne (Winterset)
Donna Reed (Denison)
Macdonald Carey (Sioux City)
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You must be pleased about the John Wayne one ;-)
ReplyDeleteJessica, yes, indeed! I have long been so happy that we share a birth state. I've even been to his birthplace, many many many years ago.
DeleteThis is so cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Skye! I actually only knew a couple of these (John Wayne, Macdonald Carey, and Elijah Wood), so the rest were really cool to learn!
DeleteAwww, Bill Daily! I love him so much!
ReplyDeleteKate, me too! Major Healey was such as sweetheart, always. Unfailingly nice. I've always suspected Daily must have been similar.
DeleteI looked mine up. The only one that made me spit-take was J.J. Field. I COULD HAVE SWORN HE WAS BRITISH?!?
ReplyDeleteCharity, WAIT, WHAT?????????????????????? I had to go look him up on imdb just to confirm that. J.J. Feild is from Colorado? OH MY WORD. My entire life just flipped on its head. I'm sure of nothing anymore.
DeleteI know, right?! My head exploded. How on earth did he get over to England to be in all those British shows? Is there a Floo Network I don't know about? How did he wind up in Northanger Abbey? Or that movie about the Jane Austen experience? Or in TURN? HOW?
DeleteYes, wow and wow and wow. Obviously, he's talented with accents and it just works!
DeleteI only just found out he's in Turn, and now I have to watch it.
TURN is a historically inaccurate hot mess full of selfish characters, none of which is likable (except for his Andre, who is also an unapologetic womanizer) -- so be forewarned, you may not like it. I was not a big fan of them turning a famous Canadian Christian abolitionist into a psychopath, myself. :P
DeleteHaha! I'll keep that in mind. I tend not to look for a lot of historical accuracy in TV shows. Maybe that's because, ever since watching the Sean Bean "Sharpe" movies, I've associated screaming guitars with the Napoleonic Wars...
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