Movie Legends - Frances Farmer

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Uploaded by on Jul 21, 2009

A tribute to the controversial and rebellious 1930's Star.

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  • Ok. what's the song at the end of this? so beatiful, I should know this but don't.. anyone know? thanks. J

  • @jawbella The music title is 'Lover's Rhapsody' and this version is played by the 101 Strings Orchestra.

  • BAZ - ya simply gotta tell me the name & music you played starting @ 3:08!

    This simply sent me 'over the top' recalling the Golden Age of Hollywood!

    Thanks so much for the wonderful memories!

  • Thanks for all your comments Claudia. The music you wanted is 'Lover's Rhapsody' played by the 101 Strings Orchestra. There will be another tribute to Frances Farmer later in the year with all new images. BAZ

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  • Controversial often means: People feel so threatened by their own hypocrisy that they refuse to try to understand the source of the criticism.

    I don't know if its true, but it's sad:

    "Her mother...had (Frances) committed to a sanitarium. She spent the next five years in mental hospitals and was forced to take insulin shock treatment. She was reportedly also gang raped and given a partial lobotomy." (From John Rocco's book: "The Nirvana Companion: Two Decades of Commentary, p. 153).

  • It is actually Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue, or at least an excerpt from it.

    He wrote it for Paul Whiteman's band. Woody Allen uses excerpts from it for the movie Manhattan. Oh, I thought you were talking about the melody at the beginning of the video. Woops.

  • It is actually Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue, or at least an excerpt from it.

    He wrote it for Paul Whiteman's band. Woody Allen uses excerpts from it for the movie Manhattan.

  • @JermimaSweet Dont read it...its mainly lies...it was written by Jeanira Radcliffe..not Frances Farmer

  • Excellent tribute to a wonderful star.

    Frances Farmer is a true legend.

    Thank you.

    George Vreeland Hill

  • read the book ,WILL THERE BE A MORING

  • jessica langes potrayel of frances wa probably one of the top three acting performances of the last 30 years.

  • @MsEdd1e you know jl won that year for tootsie. just shows you that fluff and inaccurate portrayals of alternative lifestyles will always triumph.

  • @MsEdd1e 

  • deffinetly agree with you about jessica lange,and she should have won an oscar.

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