Robert Wagner & Terry Moore Signed Autographed 11x14 Lobby Card in good condition with general wear around the edges .....R61 "Between Heaven and Hell"
Signed "Rick All the Best to you Robert Wagner"
Signed "To Rick All love Terry Moore"
The epitome of the handsome and debonair Hollywood star, actor Robert
Wagner – known to friends as "R.J." – played romantic heroes and
upstanding young men in a string of mostly unmemorable 1950s and
1960s-era features, before finding lasting fame as one of television's
smoothest leading men. Wagner brought old-school class to the ABC action
drama "It Takes a Thief" (ABC, 1968-1970) and, more importantly, showed
a knack for light comedy with his roles in "Switch" (CBS, 1975-1980)
and "Hart to Hart" (ABC, 1979-1984). He also made headlines in his
personal life; most notably for being one-half of one of Hollywood's
most beloved couples after marrying the beautiful Natalie Wood not once,
but twice. It was her mysterious death by drowning in November 1981
which sealed their legend and caused an outpouring of love and support
for the actor. This goodwill carried over year after year as the veteran
actor aged gracefully, settled into a happy marriage with actress Jill
St. John, and was always welcomed warmly with numerous appearances on
both the big and small screens; most memorably as Mike Meyer's Number
Two in the "Austin Powers" film franchise.
During her screen career she was billed as Helen Koford, Judy Ford,
Jan Ford, and (from 1949) Terry Moore. She debuted onscreen at age 11
in 1940 and went on to play adolescent roles in a number of films. As an
adult actress, the well-endowed Moore fell into the
late-'40s/early-'50s "sexpot" mold, and was fairly busy onscreen until
1960; after that her screen work was infrequent, though she ultimately
appeared in more than a half-dozen additional films. She claimed she was
secretly wed to billionaire Howard Hughes in 1949, and that they were
never divorced; for years she sued Hughes's estate for part of his will,
and finally was given an undisclosed sum in an out-of-court settlement.
She wrote a book detailing her secret life with Hughes from 1947-56,
The Beauty and the Billionaire, in 1984. For her work in Come Back, Little Sheba
(1952) she received a "Best Supporting Actress" Oscar nomination. She
co-produced the film Beverly Hills Brat (1989), in which she also
appeared.
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