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An attractive brunette with angular features, Lee Grant began her career as a child performer with NYC's Metropolitan Opera.

Parts One and Two Forget The Sopranos and The Wire , TV's best, post-1950s drama series was Peyton Place, which ran for five highly successful years, between 1964 to 1969.

Ryan O'Neal became a superstar in 1970 for his role as Oliver Barrett III in the weepy blockbuster, Love Story .

PEYTON PLACE: PART TWO Soap operas - and for some reason especially primetime soap operas - quite often get a bad rap.

PEYTON PLACE: PART TWO Soap operas - and for some reason especially primetime soap operas - quite often get a bad rap.

A charming but often miscast leading actress, with a tough style reminiscent of Barbara Stanwyck, Lola Albright was shown at her best in "A Cold Wind in August" . She won the Best Actress award at the 1966 Berlin.... A charming but often miscast leading actress, with a tough style reminiscent of Barbara Stanwyck, Lola Albright was shown at her best ...

Video Event of the Week: Is it Lionsgate's new box set of the way cool Advertising is Hell TV 60s period piece Mad Men: Season 2 ? Might Shout! Factory's Peyton Place: Part Two , the TV 60s primetime soap featuring Mia Farrell and Ryan O'Neal , perchance get the nod? Or could HBO's Grey Gardens , the feature film version of the classic documentary ...

Charles Patrick Ryan O'Neal was born on April 20, 1941 in Los Angeles. O'Neal is a Academy Award nominated actor for his work in Love Story , and was nominated for a Golden Globe for the film.

Anna Karen Morrow has passed away at the age of 94. Her biggest role in Toobworld was that of Mrs.

When actress Gena Rowlands arrived in Hollywood in the 1950s, she could easily have opted to take the Hollywood starlet route.

Good-humored, intelligent lead, mostly on TV. Hartley's film career got off to an auspicious start with a leading role in Sam Peckinpah's second film, the elegiac "Ride the High Country" . By the early 1970s,.... Good-humored, intelligent lead, mostly on TV.

TWO daughters, various family members and, this week, her brother's suicide - death and anguish seem to follow Mia Farrow.

Peyton Place: Part Two opens up, things have become more dramatic. After marrying Rodney Harrington because she is carrying his baby, Betty Anderson runs off to New York alone.

Sculptor Patrick Farrow, the brother of actress Mia Farrow, was found dead in his art gallery on Monday .

Two highly irregulars, in the very regular army! And this is the story of the million-dollar schemes they dared, the fabulous dolls and dates, they shared.

Grey Gardens There's nothing black or white about this one. One of the strangest films ever made, the 1975 documentary Grey Gardens boasts a devoted following .

Long before Wisteria Lane became a TV destination, a New England hamlet was the place viewers turned to see desperate housewives and their high-drama kin.

Three entirely unrelated entertainment notes before we shut 'er down for the day.

What happened in Peyton Place did not stay in Peyton Place. The fictional Massachusetts burg became synonymous with American small-town secrets and scandal, first in Grace Metalious' sensational 1956 novel, followed by the Oscar-nominated 1957 film, the 1959 sequel novel, the 1961 sequel film and, then, in 1964, as American television's first ...

It's easy to forget that Mia Farrow, the actress once married to Woody Allen, first launched to stardom on television in the 1960s prime time soap opera Peyton Place .