40 Golden Age Hollywood Stars Who Were Secretly Biracial

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  @LisaFinlayson-co5co · 1 month ago

  A poet once said, “You like my flowers, but not my roots.”

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  @GinaGeeILuvu · 1 month ago

  I couldn’t even watch this one all the way through because they were flashing pictures of actors/actresses that had nothing to do with the person they were talking about.🤦🏽‍♀️

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  @ellahall9939 · 2 months ago

  We humans live in a mentally sick world, to think ones skin color could make one better than the other.

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  @KristenMitchelle · 1 month ago

  Most people knew these beloved actors were mixed, but most of us didn't give flip because we love them anyway. No matter what. ❤ 🎥

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  @LegendaryStories99 · 2 months ago

  Such a high-quality video. Thank you for sharing these fascinating stories with us.

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  @janepowers6711 · 1 month ago

  Perhaps because I lived in Los Angeles for 84 years - most people knew & most did not care.

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  @janicechandler4106 · 2 months ago

  My Children, Grandchildren &amp; Great Grandchildren are all Biracial, Beautiful &amp; Good Looking. All have <br>Brown Eyes, Medium Brown <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbM2Gk7TChU&amp;t=3764">1:02:44</a> &nbsp;Hair &nbsp;&amp; Tanned brown skin, plus their all Photogenic!

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  @PattyShaffer-k1v · 7 days ago

  What a very sad time for America 🇺🇸

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  @sableindian · 2 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbM2Gk7TChU&amp;t=2340">39:00</a><br> Anthony Quinn wanted to play Henri Christophe and was going to pay for the movie to be made. But the Haitian people said no way plus <br>Henri Christophe was a very large and dark melaninated man. <br> I guess he thought he could play anybody.<br> He also played an Inuit man.

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  @mombat1948 · 1 month ago

  I agree. &nbsp;Debbie Reynolds’s. Joan Crawford and Katherine Hepburn. All supposed to be a gal with the last name Reynold.s. Inaccurate

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  @deirdreyearwood3383 · 2 months ago

  This is a plausible piece, but it has so many other white actors in it which would allude to the factor that they too had mixed heritage. This could have been better executed by putting in dates of birth and death and keeping to the actor being discussed. Even if it was a still photo. I love history so it is a useful piece but needs much improvement.

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  @LolaCampbell-b7z · 2 months ago

  My grandpas second cousin was actress Linda Darnell and Hollywood liked her last name but told her to change her first name but she was mixed heritage she was half native american ( Cherokee) and yes it&apos;s documented and half mixed Anglo..the Darnell&apos;s are a little bit of everything including Spanish and French hugonots and some Romani and Sephardic..but Linda was told to play ethnic when she didn&apos;t have to play anything if there was a good chance she was that culture already..she was also Rita hayworths costar in blood and sand.. Hollywood has always had a bipolar history and attitude about their talent and what exactly to do with them it&apos;s always been that way except now with Botox fillers and plastic surgery all the actors are starting to look the same and Hollywood would rather have generic than genius or interesting looks it&apos;s pretty stupid tbh...that&apos;s why old cinema will always be a lot better than the crap we have now on TV and film

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