Daily BirthdaysAnne Bancroft Forum
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| by Donald Murrell I remember a TV special with Miss Bancroft in the late 1960's or early 1970's which was a knock out appearance for this wonderful actress. I believe it may have won an Emmy or at least nominated for the honor. How may one obtain a DVD of this memorable show. Comment on this... |
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| by babak she is out of sight but not out of mind she is mrs.robinson forever Comment on this... |
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| by Kelekio Kamehameha Ms Bancroft is one of the greatest actresses in North America! Comment on this... |
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| by N Shadomy In 1970 my mother took me to an older womans home in Pasa Robles Calif.... her name was Tid i believe... she was a relative of my Moms and mom told me we were related to Anne Bancroft.... How would I find out more information on her family tree Comment on this... |
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| by connolly would like to let ANNE BANCROFT know that my sisters are living in florida...they were friends as young girls--wonder if she remembers them? DELORES AND PAT CONNOLLY...I have quite a funny story for her about when she filmed the graduate.....please forward for me as I do'nt know how to reach her.... Comment on this... |
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| by Michael Thompson To see this 20th century Italian Bronx actress play a turn of the century Irish blind immigrant floors me. It's kind of exaggerated by today's standards, we're always looking for the ordinary these days especially in our actors. Anne Bancroft could have made a good living on The Graduate if it had been her only work. In many ways she'll always be known as "Mrs. Robinson". But the Miracle Worker was something hard earned. On stage and on film. The idea of what is thought as the primitave, (intellectually and culturally) can in such majesty reveal the human spirit and trancend our heavenly and earthly expectations depicted in someone like Helen Keller, particually in her time and place, is a lesson for our troops in Iraq and those who feel beauty is a nip and tuck. Anne no matter how lousy the script, keep acting till your kicking dust. Sincerely, Michael T. Comment on this... |