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  1. 15 de feb. de 2012 · Dory Previn, the lyricist for three Oscar-nominated songs who as a composer and performer mined her difficult childhood, bouts of mental illness and a very public divorce to create a potent and influential personal songbook, died on Tuesday at her home in Southfield, Mass. She was 86. <p> Her death was confirmed by her husband, Joby Baker. <p>.

  2. 1 de mar. de 2019 · Dory Previn wrote one of her most famous songs - Beware of Young Girls - about their split. Together they wrote Oscar-nominated numbers for Pepe (1960) and Two For the Seesaw (1962).

  3. Dory Previn. Dorothy "Dory" Veronica Previn, född Langan: 22 oktober 1925, död 14 februari 2012, var en amerikansk textförfattare för filmmusik, singer-songwriter och poet. Under slutet av 1950- och 1960-talen var Previn textförfattare till filmmusik och har med sin dåvarande make, André Previn, fått flera oscarsnomineringar.

  4. 12 de mar. de 2024 · Dory Previn: On My Way to Where Visions, World Premiere Tuesday, March 12, 10pm & 10:30pm, Violet Crown Wednesday, March 13, 6pm, AFS Cinema

  5. 16 de feb. de 2012 · By then, Dory Previn was largely through with Hollywood, although she won an Emmy in 1983 for co-writing music for the television movie “Two of a Kind” starring George Burns and Robby Benson.

  6. nl.wikipedia.org › wiki › Dory_PrevinDory Previn - Wikipedia

    Dorothy Veronica Langan ( Rahway, 22 oktober 1925 - Southfield, 14 februari 2012 ), beter bekend als Dory Previn, was een Amerikaans singer-songwriter, dichter en schrijver van liedteksten . In de jaren vijftig en zestig van de twintigste eeuw schreef ze teksten voor liederen bedoeld voor films. Met haar toenmalige echtgenoot André Previn ...

  7. Dory Previn expressed her outrage in the song "Beware of Young Girls." Buffeted by the dissolution of her marriage, Previn, after being institutionalized again, returned to writing for films in an increasingly introspective style typified by both "(Theme From) Valley of the Dolls" and her next major film song, "Come Saturday Morning" (music by Fred Karlin) from The Sterile Cuckoo (1969).