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Hall was the mother of Sullivan's daughter Birgitta 'Patricia' Christina. Known as Patsy, Gita's daughter by Sullivan, followed in her footsteps and became a top model and cover girl as well, starting when she was 12. Hall later married Mitchell May III, an insurance broker and had two more daughters, Tracie and Samantha with May. He died in ...
Gita Hall, "Miss Stockholm of 1953", made her Hollywood film debut as Albert's girlfriend Eva. The earlier remake, titled The Breaking Point (1950), was directed by Michael Curtiz and starred John Garfield. Don Siegel, writing about the film in his memoirs, reflected, "There’s an old adage; never make a sea picture with a C budget." [2]
Sullivan married model and actress Gita Hall in 1958; they divorced in June 1961. [21] [22] The couple's daughter, Patsy, was a child model. While married to songwriter Jimmy Webb, Patsy gave Sullivan seven grandchildren. [citation needed] Sullivan's third marriage was to Desiree Sumarra. The union produced no children and ended in divorce in ...
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Gita Hall as Ingrid Larsen, a Swedish patient whom Jenna takes an interest in. Irma P. Hall as Cordelia Meade, an unruly patient who causes trouble in the ward. Lynn Cohen as Janice Carmaglia, a participant in Dr. James' study on shrinking perineum. Betty Buckley as Dottie Levy, a patient suffering from life-threatening alcoholism.
The Hall family is directly descended from Earl Fitzwilliam, ... Gita Hall (1933–2016), Swedish-American actress; Glen Hall (disambiguation), multiple people;
Hall of Fame running back Terrell Davis had 2,476 yards rushing in 19 regular season and playoff games in 1998 for the Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos. Barkley received 35 of 50 first-place votes.
The female lead went to Gita Hall, who was married to Sullivan at the time. [6] This was the sixth film version of London's novel. Larsen had been portrayed by Noah Beery Sr. in 1920 and Edward G. Robinson in 1941.