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2 de feb. de 2021 · 6. She Was The First Vamp. Theda Bara is the reason we have the word “vamp” today. The newspapers gave her the moniker as a short for “vampire” because of her knack for playing wanton man-eaters on film. It proved to be a lasting type. Femme fatale characters soon defined the 1920s, and Bara was leading the charge.
Bara was born Theodosia Goodman on July 20, 1885, the eldest of three children. Her father Bernard, son of a Jewish family from Poland, was a tailor. Her mother Pauline Louise de Coppet had been born in Switzerland to French parents and was in the hair-products business before her marriage to Goodman. Theodosia graduated from Cincinnati's ...
Theda Bara Theodosia Goodman Actriz estadounidense Theda Bara nació el 20 de julio de 1890 en Ohio. Hija de un sastre judío de Cincinnati. El productor William Fox la lanzó en 1915 con la película "A Fool There Was" de F. Powell, como la gran vamp devoradora de hombres del cine de la época.
Dulce Villarreal. Theodosia Burr Goodman, mejor conocida como Theda Bara, fue una de las actrices pioneras del cine mudo. Nació el 29 de julio de 1885 en Avondale, Ohio y falleció en 1955 en Los Ángeles, California, a los 69 años de edad. Aunque la mayoría de sus películas se han perdido, su imagen sigue siendo un referente de la época ...
Theda’s brother and sister were Marque and Esther, who also became a film actress under the name Lori Bara and married Francis W. Getty of London in 1920. The origin of Bara’s stage name is somewhat murky; The Guinness Book of Movie Facts and Feats says it came from director Frank Powell, who learned Theda had a relative named Barranger.
Theda Bara was a Jewish American silent film and stage actress. Hollywood's first and most notorious Vixen, Theda Bara became synonymous with exoticism. She was alluring and unusual, a wide-eyed siren, a gold digger...and eternal Vamp. In fours years (1915 - 1919), Theda vamped her way through 39 films and millions of dollars for Fox Studios.
10 de ene. de 2008 · Theda Bara had a bulbous nose, an overbite and a squint - yet she was a star of silent movies. Kira Cochrane on the ultimate screen vamp. Kira Cochrane. Thu 10 Jan 2008 04.43 EST. Share.
