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Elizabeth Alice MacGraw (born
April 1, 1939) is an
American actress and activist. She
gained attention with her role in the film Goodbye,
Columbus (1969)...
- Mc
Graw or
MacGraw may
refer to: Mc
Graw (surname) Mc
Graw, New York Mc
Graw-Hill Education, a
publishing and
education corporation McGrawville, New York This...
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produced by
Howard G. Minsky, and
directed by
Arthur Hiller,
starring Ali
MacGraw, Ryan O'Neal, John Marley, Ray
Milland and
Tommy Lee
Jones in his film...
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studio head,
Robert Evans, who was
married to the film's
female lead, Ali
MacGraw, said they
tested 14
other actors but no one
compared to O'Neal; he said...
- not want to be
separated from Ali
MacGraw for the
duration of the shoot.
McQueen then
asked Friedkin to let
MacGraw act as a producer, so she
could be...
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American romantic comedy-drama film
starring Richard Benjamin and Ali
MacGraw,
directed by
Larry Peerce and
based on the 1959
novella of the same name...
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starring Ali
MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal. The line is
spoken twice in the film: once in the
middle of the film, by
Jennifer Cavalleri (
MacGraw's character)...
- by Sam Peckinpah,
written by
Walter Hill, and
stars Steve McQueen, Ali
MacGraw, Ben Johnson, Al
Lettieri and
Sally Struthers. The plot
follows imprisoned...
-
Fourth of July (1989).
Evans was born in New York City to
actress Ali
MacGraw and
producer Robert Evans. His
father was of Russian-Jewish descent, and...
- is a 1980
American comedy film
directed by
Sidney Lumet. It
stars Ali
MacGraw,
Peter Weller and Alan King, and was also
Myrna Loy's
final film. The screenplay...
