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Carole Lombard as 1930s in What Actresses Could've Played Holly Golightly in Various Decades?

Carole Lombard

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Carole Lombard (born Jane Alice Peters, October 6, 1908 – January 16, 1942) was an American film actress. She was particularly noted for her energetic, often ...
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What Actresses Could've Played Holly Golightly in Various Decades?

What Actresses Could've Played Holly Golightly in Various Decades?

In Breakfast at Tiffany's, Holly Golightly is a socialite who spends most of her time in the company of rich men. As a matter of fact, she is making a living out of them. Holly charges a “powder ro...
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Carole Lombard is known for her roles in To Be or Not to Be, My Man Godfrey, and Mr. & Mrs. Smith. She has been suggested by fans for 18 roles on myCast, including Christine Palmer in Marvel Cinematic Universe (Golden Age of Hollywood). Similar actors include Bette Davis, Joan Crawford, and Rita Hayworth. Carole Lombard was suggested to play 1930s in What Actresses Could've Played Holly Golightly in Various Decades? by kamsismith. What Actresses Could've Played Holly Golightly in Various Decades? has 13 roles, including 1980s, 2020s, and 2010s.

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