Queen of Technicolor

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Queen of Technicolor was the nickname of American actress Rhonda Fleming, celebrated for her vivid red hair and striking presence in mid-20th-century color films.

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Queen of Technicolor canonical 1
The Queen of Technicolor 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf nickname
appliedToOccupation film actress
stage actress
television actress
appliedToPersonBirthName Marilyn Louis
appliedToPersonChild Kent Lane
appliedToPersonDateOfBirth 1923-08-10
appliedToPersonDateOfDeath 2020-10-14
appliedToPersonEthnicity European American
appliedToPersonNotableMedium film
radio
stage
television
appliedToPersonOccupation actress
philanthropist
singer
appliedToPersonPlaceOfBirth Hollywood, California, United States
appliedToPersonPlaceOfDeath Santa Monica, California, United States
appliedToPersonReligion Christianity
appliedToPersonSpouse Darol W. Carlson
Hall Bartlett
Lang Jeffries
Ted Mann
appliedToPersonStageName Rhonda Fleming
appliedToPersonYearsActive 1940s–1990s
associatedGenre adventure films
historical epics
western films
associatedMedium motion pictures
associatedTechnology Technicolor
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
eraOfProminence 1940s
1950s
hasColorAssociation red
hasGenderAssociation female
hasNotableWorkExample A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court
Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
Out of the Past
Spellbound
languageOfUse English
notableFor appearances in Technicolor films
appearances in mid-20th-century color films
striking screen presence
vivid red hair
refersTo Rhonda Fleming
usedInContext entertainment journalism
film publicity
usedInField Hollywood cinema

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Rhonda Fleming alsoKnownAs Queen of Technicolor
Maria Montez nickname The Queen of Technicolor
linked to: Queen of Technicolor