Marion Davies: Happy Feet

A tribute to Marion Davies, the silent film comedian overshadowed by her relationship with newspaper tycoon William Randolph Hearst. Their relationship was the basis for the 1941 film, "Citizen Kane".

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[althazarr]

Very nice tribute! Don't forget about Marion Davies marathon Monday on Turner Classic Movies! Starting at 6 a.m. and going all day long. What a great career she had.

[4262009AP]

Thanks for the tip and the compliment!

[Shabannie]

I enjoyed your video!

----------Ellen 

[lepaysandu]

Not Marion Davies is sacred for me.

Thank for the "Happy feet"very great song .

[creamofcardstv]

nicely put together clip! Thumbs up for that!

[mudfoot412]

Not to nitpick, but to correct the false impression that Citizen Cane's Susan Alexander was based on Ms. Davies, Orson Wells wrote in 1975: "To Marion Davies she bears no resemblance at all. As one who shares much of the blame for casting the shadow of Susan Alexander, I rejoice in this opportunity.... Marion Davies was one of the most delightfully accomplished comediennes in the whole history of the screen. She would have been a star if Hearst had never happened."