Old Hollywood Actresses Who Were Infamous for Sleeping WITH EVERYONE

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• TH

  @TheRapnep · 11 months ago

  The Vivien Leigh bit is disgusting.  She was a nice person who was sick with manic depression. She couldnt help it and would apologize to everyone she may have offended with note and gifts.  She can't defend herself because she's dead,  so I'll do it for her. RIP Miss Leigh. ❤

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• CE

  @CelluloidClosetStories · 1 year ago

  People forget how much sexism shaped these rumors—men did the same thing, but only women were branded for it.”

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• SH

  @sheilalopez3983 · 1 year ago

  Sounds to me like it was their business.   Stay out of people's bedrooms.

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• SH

  @sharonlefebvre1047 · 1 year ago

  Since the beginning of time, people have been sleeping with everybody.

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• HD

  @HDTopCelebrity60s-us · 1 year ago

  Who you sleep with is a personal matter, but why doesn't anyone talk about the directors?

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• VE

  @VelvetVowSoul · 1 year ago

  People forget that Hollywood’s golden age was a two-way street. The women were judged harshly, but the men were just as wild—maybe even more.

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• HO

  @HollywoodBiographies-k2d · 10 months ago

  Old Hollywood was far more chaotic and complicated than people imagine. Behind the glamour were real human stories — messy, vulnerable, bold, and often heartbreaking. This video is a reminder that fame has always come with a price.

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• MI

  @michellehauser1900 · 1 year ago

  And you don't do a video on the men because it was all of them.

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• اح

  @احمدمزهر-ق2م · 4 months ago

  Another banger! Thanks for consistently uploading such high-quality content

• JA

  @jannweitman4431 · 4 months ago

  Jayne Mansfield was also a violin Virtuoso.

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• TH

  @TheRapnep · 11 months ago (edited)

  Taylor had DARK BLUE eyes!!!! She said so herself.  Her clothing colors, lighting,  and makeup made them look violet.

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• HO

  @HollywoodStarsHistory-d4p · 1 year ago

  Old Hollywood had its share of legends — and scandals. Some actresses weren’t just famous for their talent, but for the long list of lovers that kept the gossip columns alive for decades. In an era without social media, their reputations spread through whispers, studio cover-ups, and tabloid headlines that made them both adored and notorious.

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