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Who is jls' role model?
JLS have several role models. Musically, Michael Jackson is each member's main role model. Aston Merrygold's other role models are his mum and granddad. Oritsé Williams' other role model is his mum.
How does the role of a dancer link to a singer?
how does the role of a dancer link to a singer
What role did Ashley Tisdale?
in high school mmusical her role was sharpey!
In the movie The Aviator what role does Gwen Stefani play?
She played the role of Jean Harlow.
Is the role Tulsa from Gypsy the Musical considered a Lead role?
Tulsa is not considered a lead role as he only sings one song and he plays a small part in the story.
What is Ben Browder known for?
Ben Browder, or Robert Benedict "Ben" Browder is a famous American writer and actor. He is well known for his role as John Crichton in Farscape and also in other roles in other projects.
What is Ben known for?
Ben Browder, or Robert Benedict "Ben" Browder is a famous American writer and actor. He is well known for his role as John Crichton in Farscape and also in other roles in other projects.
What was Claudette Colbert famous for?
Claudette Colbert was an American actress who featured prominently in the early days of talking films in the 1920s. She won the 1935 Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in It Happened One Night.
What Oscars did Claudette Colbert win?
Claudette Colbert was nominated for Oscar three times, but she only won once.Won - Best Actress in a Leading Role for: It Happened One Night (1934) Claudette Colbert was so convinced that she would lose the Oscar to write-in nominee Bette Davis that she didn't attended the ceremony orignally. She was summoned from a train station to pick up her Academy Award.Nominated - Best Actress in a Leading Role for: Private Worlds (1935)Nominated - Best Actress in a Leading Role for: Since You Went Away (1944)
What movie and television projects has Gay Gayle been in?
Gay Gayle has: Performed in "A Slip and a Miss" in 1950. Played French Girl in Movie in "Three Husbands" in 1950. Played Bit in "Louisa" in 1950. Played Flower Seller in "My Favorite Spy" in 1951. Played Minor Role in "Sirocco" in 1951. Played Cigarette Girl in "Washington Story" in 1952.
Who won the Oscar for Best Actress in a Leading Role in 1928?
Bette Davis won the Oscar for Best Actress in a Leading Role in 1938.
Who did Michelle Gayle play as in eastenders?
Hattie Tavernier. Hattie and her family were introduced in July 1990.The Taverniers were the first collective black family to join the soap at the same time. Portrayed as an intelligent, independent young woman, Hattie remained in the serial after the departures of many of her screen family, covering issues such as miscarriage and sexual harassment. Michelle Gayle quit the role in 1993 to embark on a pop career.
What movie and television projects has Claudette Thornton been in?
Claudette Thornton has: Played Undetermined Role in "Always Leave Them Laughing" in 1949. Performed in "A Life of Her Own" in 1950. Played Showgirl in "Two Tickets to Broadway" in 1951. Played Nurse in "Back at the Front" in 1952. Performed in "My Little Margie" in 1952. Played Herself - Singer in "Dick Jurgens and His Orchestra" in 1952. Played U.S.O. Troupe in "Just for You" in 1952. Played Amy in "The Redhead from Wyoming" in 1953.
What was the verdict in Rosa Parks's first court case?
The US Supreme Court never heard Rosa Parks' case. Ms. Parks was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct on December 1, 1955, jailed overnight, and released the next day on $100 bond. She appeared before judge John B. Scott in Montgomery Municipal Court on December 4, and was fined $10 plus $4 court costs. Although her attorney, Fred Gray, immediately filed an appeal, he realized the Parks' case could be tied up in Alabama state courts for years.Although Parks' case didn't go to the Supreme Court, her experience mobilized the African-American community to organize a bus boycott, depriving the city of their economic support and attracting a national audience. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., played an important role in organizing and motivating the community.Meanwhile, attorney Fred Gray and his colleague, Charles Langford, consulted with NAACP Legal Defense Fund lawyers Robert Carter and Thurgood Marshall about a plan of action. Both Carter and Marshall had been lead counsel on the cases consolidated into Brown v. Board of Education, (1954). Marshall had argued for Brown's side before the US Supreme Court in 1952 and 1953 (the decision was released in May of 1954), and had succeeded in ending legal segregation in public schools.The four attorneys decided a strategy similar to the one in Brown would be most appropriate for pursuing the bus segregation issue. Gray approached Aurelia Browder and three other women, Claudette Colvin, Susie McDonald, and Mary Louise Smith, who had also experienced abuse from the Montgomery bus system, and convinced them to become plaintiffs in a federal civil action law suit against the city and Mayor W. A. Gayle.On February 1, 1956, Fred Gray filed suit in US District Court for the Middle District of Alabama, seeking a permanent injunction against the city's bus segregation policy. On June 4, 1956, the three-judge panel reviewing Browder v. Gayle (142 F. Supp. 707 (1956)) declared segregation unconstitutional by a vote of 2-1, determining that the "separate but equal" precedent established in Plessy v. Ferguson, (1896) "... can no longer be safely followed as a correct statement of the law." While this followed the Court's thinking in Brown v. Board of Education, (1954), only the single dissenting judge cited the case, claiming Brown only addressed public education, and left the "separate but equal" doctrine intact in other areas of life.The city of Montgomery appealed the decision on June 5, but on November 13, 1956, the US Supreme Court denied the city's petition, affirming the District Court ruling without issuing a written opinion. Racial segregation on buses operating within state boundaries was outlawed, and the city of Montgomery received an official court order to integrate buses on December 20, 1956.The court order brought an end to the Montgomery Bus Boycott, which lasted 381 days.Browder v. Gayle, (1956) may have provided the legal impetus for change, but Rosa Parks' courage and dignity catalyzed the national Civil Rights movement.For more information about Browder v. Gayle, (1956) and other related cases, see Related Questions and Related Links, below.
Who was the Oscars leading role actress nominated in 1945?
The six nominated actresses were: Katharine Hepburn, Alice Adams Miriam Hopkins, Becky Sharp * Bette Davis, Dangerous Merle Oberon, The Dark Angel Elisabeth Bergner, Escape Me Never Claudette Colbert, Private Worlds
What movie and television projects has Gayle Mellott been in?
Gayle Mellott has: Played Showgirl in "Missing Daughters" in 1939. Played Doris Starr in "Hard Guy" in 1941. Played Brenda Whitney Jr. in "Tom Dick and Harry" in 1941. Played Model in "Manpower" in 1941. Played Hotel Guest in "The Saint in Palm Springs" in 1941. Played Bit Role in "Flying Blind" in 1941. Played Sophisticated Girl Blowing Kiss in "In the Navy" in 1941. Played Show Girl in "The Falcon Takes Over" in 1942. Played Miss Brewster in "Cinderella Jones" in 1946.
What actors and actresses appeared in Flying Blind - 1941?
The cast of Flying Blind - 1941 includes: Richard Arlen as Jim Clark Nils Asther as Eric Karolek Joseph Crehan as Nunnally Dwight Frye as Leo Qualen William Hall as Lew West Richard Keene as Bit Role George McKay as Bit Role Gayle Mellott as Bit Role Jean Parker as Shirley Brooks Roger Pryor as Rocky Drake Dick Purcell as Bob Fuller Eddie Quillan as Riley James Seay as Dispatcher Grady Sutton as Chester Gimble Kay Sutton as Miss Danila Marie Wilson as Veronica Gimble
