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"John Huston was the son of famed actor Walter Huston, born August 5, 1906, in Missouri. While he tried his hand at some acting and writing early on, mostly through his father's contacts, he didn't really begin to devote himself to films until 1938, when he began writing or contributing to scripts for various films. In 1941, he convinced Warner Bros. to let him direct a third version of Dashiell Hammett's detective story, and made the most of the opportunity. After WWII, he won his first and only pair of Oscars, for directing and writing The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1949), also starring Humphrey Bogart. The collaboration between Huston and Bogart was legendary; in fact, of the five films generally considered Huston's best, only The Man Who Would Be King (1975) doesn't include Humphrey Bogart in its cast."
Mobile Marilyn"Now you can accessorize your mobile phone with all of the glamour, glitz and fun that is Marilyn. Be the first to enjoy this extensive collection of phone gems created from digitally re-mastered versions of your favorite Marilyn Monroe films including Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, How To Marry A Millionaire, Bus Stop, The Seven Year Itch and many more. Great movie scene moments, best loved lines, authentic poster art and new expressions of her famous wit can now flatter your phone as wallpapers, ringtones and video clips. You can even send a custom Marilyn picture or audio message to your friends and her fans."
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