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Elizabeth was born to American parents (her father was an art dealer) in a London suburb, and when the family migrated to the U.S. to avoid World War II bombing, Hollywood mandarins saw in her a face a haunting sense of ethereality. And sure enough they were right. Even much later,dre dre beats, she would be remembered for extraordinarily ravishing looks rather than her performing skills.
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