Jean Arthur was that rare commodity – an actress who shunned the limelight. She was reputed to be more reclusive than Garbo and so is often missed in descriptions of the Golden Age of Hollywood, however she gave memorable performances in a significant number of top of the range movies starting from ‘The Whole Town’s Talking’ in 1935 to ‘Shane’ in 1953.
After that, the reclusive Jean made a number of makes an attempt to seek out herself by means of the theatre however her nervous response got worse and he or she developed a status for unreliability. Some of the performs she was in did not get beynd the opening night time. One of her stage successes was as the lead in Leonard Bernstein’s 1950 musical version of Peter Pan, which co-starred Boris Karloff as Captain Hook.
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