Shirley Temple

Shirley Temple is a Actrice, a Scénariste and an American diplomat born the April 23rd 1928 with Santa Monica in California.

Biography

This actress of Santa Monica played in more than 40 films during the Années 1930. One notices it for his talent as of the five years age: she memorized the steps of dance perfectly. Its films are still very popular today, particularly in the young girls.

Temple began its career at the three years age, appearing in two series of productions with small budget. It was signed with Fox at the end of 1933 after its publication in Stand Up and Cheer with James Dunn. Its contract was prolonged several times of 1933 with 1935, and it was lent to Paramount in 1934 to play in a pair of films which were successful well. During four years, its films were looked of the United States. Many goods in bond with Shirley Temple were produced during the years 1930. It was the first member elect of the Oscar for young actors and this is noted in the Livre Guinness of the records.

The role of Dorothy in the Magician of OZ , played by Judy Garland, was originally intended to him. To the beginning of its score, it put an end to its career with the cinema, having gained a great success in Since your departure , the Massacre of Strong Apache and Two sisters live in peace .

She married with the actor John Agar in 1945 at the 17 years age, and the couple had a girl called Linda Susan Agar (who took the name of Black thereafter) in 1948. They divorced in 1950, date on which it met the business man Charlie Black, that it married and of which it took the name. Mr. Black acknowledged that he had never seen his films, and that could appear refreshing to him. With Black, it had two children: Lori and Charlie Black. It remained with this man until his death of the Syndrome myelodysplasic the August 4th 2005

After its career in the cinema, it was implied in policy, in the Republican party. Temple was ambassadress with the Ghana (1974 - 1976), then in Czechoslovakia (1989 - 1992). Having lived the Revolution of velvet, it describes that as “best work than I ever had”. In 1976, it became the first woman with being a chief of protocol of the American State Department. Its autobiography, entitled Child Star: Year Autobiography , was published in 1988.

She lives now with Woodside in California.

Catalog of films

as actress

1932 : What' S to Do? : Mary Lou Rogers
1932 : Polly Tix in Washington : Polly Tix
1932 : Black and white Covered Coach : Shirley
1932 : Merrily Yours : Mary Lou Rogers
1932 : Kid' S Last Stand : Girl
1932 : The Kid' S Last Fight : Shirley
1932 : Kid in Hollywood : Morelegs Sweettrick
1932 : Kid “in” Africa : Mrs Cradlebait
1932: Glad Rags to Riches : Nell/Beautiful Diaperina
1932: Runt Page : Excentric Parsnips
1932: War Babies : Charmaine
1932 : The Red-Haired Alibi : Gloria Shelton
1933 : Ace the Earth Turns : Child
1933 : Out All Night : Child
1933 : Dora' S Dunking Doughnuts : Shirley
1933 : To the Last Man : Mary Stanley
1934 : Managed Money : Mary Lou
1934 : Forgiveness My Pups : Mary Lou Rogers
1934 : Carolina : Joan Connelly
1934 : Stand Up and Cheer! : Shirley Dugan
1934 : Exchange off Heart : Shirley, Girl one Airplane
1934: Little Miss Marker : Marthy Jane, Little Miss Marker
1934: Now I' L Such : Mary Doran
1934 : Baby Take has Bow : Shirley Ellison
1934 : It is for always ( Now and Forever ): Penelope “Penny” Day
1934: Bright Eyes : Shirley Blake
1935 : The Little Colonel : Miss Lloyd Sherman
1935: Our Little Girl : Molly Middleton
1935 : Curly Signal : Elizabeth Blair
1935: The Littlest Rebel : Virginia “Virgie” Cary
1936: Captain January : Helen (“Star”)
1936: Poor Little Rich Girl : Barbara Barry
1936: Dimples : Sylvia “Dimples” Dolores Appleby
1936: Stowaway : Barbara “Ching-Ching” Stewart
1937: the Mascot of the regiment ( Wee Willie Winkie ): Priscilla Williams
1937: Heidi : Heidi
1938 : Rebecca off Sunnybrook Farm : Rebecca Winstead
1938 : Little Miss Broadway : Betsy Brown/Shea
1938: Just Around the Corner : Penny Hauls
1939: The Little Princess : Sara Crewe
1939 : Susannah off the Mounties : Susannah Sheldon
1940 : The Blue Bird : Mytyl
1940 : Young People : Wendy Ballantine
1941 : Kathleen : Kathleen Davis
1942: Miss Annie Rooney : Annie Rooney
1944: Since your departure ( Since You Went Away ): Bridget “Brig” Hilton
1944: I' L Be Seeing You : Barbara Marshall
1945: Apprentie in love ( KIS and Such ): Corliss Archer
1946: American Creed
1947 : Honeymoon : Barbara Olmstead
1947: Two sisters lived in peace ( The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer ): Susan
1947 : That Hagen Girl : Mary Hagen
1948: the Massacre of Strong Apache ( Strong Apache ): Philadelphia Thursday
1949 : Mr. Belvedere Goes to College : Ellen Baker
1949 : Adventure in Baltimore : Dinah Sheldon
1949 : The Story off Seabiscuit : Margaret O' Hara/Knowles
1949: has KIS for Corliss : Corliss Archer
1958: Shirley Temple' S Storybook (series TV): Host/Narrator/Occasional Lead Player (1958-59)

as scenario writer

Rewards and nominations

Rewards

honorary Doctorates of the University of Santa Clara and of the University Lehigh.
academic Qualifications with the College of Notre-Dame and the University of Yale.
Prize winner of the Center Kennedy of 1978.

Nominations

It was named with the Board of directors several large companies, of which:

the Walt Disney Company (1974 - 1975)
the Institute of international studies of the University Stanford
the the Council of the foreign relations
the the Council of the American ambassadors
the American Commission on UNESCO
the National committee on the sino-American relations
the Association of the United Nations

Anecdotes

The Cocktail Shirley Temple was named in its honor. He was invented with the royal Hôtel hawaien with Waikiki (Hawaii).

The success of Shirley Temple was such near the young girls in France in years 1930 that the weekly magazine Fillette publishes her life as a cartoon before launching a club, in 1935. The conditions were: to like Shirley Temple, to have the smile, to have more than six years, to like the cinema, to be wise… In November, Fillette becomes even Fillette. The newspaper of Shirley .

External bonds

Card IMDB
Shirley Temple movies for free download

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