You know, I’ve always noticed that Roz wore clothes very well. You have no idea how many times I wished I could wear clothes as well as she could. I found some gorgeous publicity photos while searching the Web tonight. Just thought I’d share with you all!
I’d like to post some funny stories soon, but I need a bit more time because I am overwhelmed by papers and exams and projects right now! Thought I’d share a few photos with you…
So… I was browsing, looking for some photos of Roz I perhaps hadn’t seen before… and I found some I really like 🙂
Thought I’d share some of them on here… Just so you all know, I love any photo of her with her husband/family. Love!
I noticed I’ve been getting a bit lazy lately with the blog, haha, so I thought I’d talk a little about Roz and Jimmy Stewart. They may have starred in only one movie together [No Time For Comedy (1940)], but they had amazing chemistry and rapport, not to mention a lifelong friendship off screen.
They met in radio around 1936 or so. For the life of me, I can’t remember the name of the radio show, but this was the first time they acted together. They costarred in several more radio shows as well, and as the newspapers said, they already sounded like a great acting duo.
According to some gossip column items in the late 30s (about 1938-1939), Rosalind and James dated quite often. Of course, Jimmy was dating several other women, too, because he was quite an eligible bachelor at the time. Then again, Roz had already been dubbed “Number One Bachelor Girl” several years before. Fate intervened in 1939 when Roz met her future husband, Frederick Brisson by way of their mutual friend Cary Grant.
