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Glenn Ford: Eleanor Powell
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Glenn Ford's son with Eleanor Powell, Peter Ford, is working on a biography of his father (Glenn Ford: A Life in Film to be released soon). He ... has a wonderful web site dedicated to his legendary parents including biographies and a library at www.peterford.com
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On a personal note, Glenn Ford was married to tapdancing actress Eleanor Powell from 1943 to 1959. They had a son Peter Newton Ford in 1945. Peter and his wife Lynda have three children, Aubrey, Ryan and Eleanor. Glenn was ... married to Kathryn Hays and Cynthia Hayward. Mr. Ford passed away August 30, 2006.
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At the time, Ford was married to leggy, toothy dancer Eleanor Powell, who retired from the screen to become plain Mrs Glenn Ford in 1943. (They divorced in 1959.) Yet Cohn paired Hayworth and Ford again in the listless and Bizet-less The Loves of Carmen (1948), in which Rita was a sexy Gypsy to Ford's stiff Don José, and ... in Affair in Trinidad (1952), another exotic melodrama.
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In 1959, Glenn divorced Eleanor Powell and didn't remarry until 1966, when he married Kathryn Hays. After a divorce in 1969, he married Cynthia Hayward in 1977. Their marriage fell apart and he didn't marry again until 1993. However, his marriage to Jeanne Baus lasted less than a year and they divorced in 1994.
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Ford married actress Eleanor Powell in 1943; the couple, who had one child, divorced in 1949. His had a second, shorter marriage to actress Kathryn Hays. In 1977, he married model Cynthia Hayward; they divorced in 1994. In 1993, he was briefly married to Jeanne Baus.
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Perhaps most important, Glenn Ford: A Life In Film benefits from the stars own voice. He will recall everything from his early career struggles to his prodigious love life, including his publicized affairs with Rita Hayworth, Judy Garland, Hope Lange, and Connie Stevens, and lesser-known romances with the likes of Joan Crawford and Maria Schell. His famous sixteen-year marriage to dance icon Eleanor Powell (Peter Ford’s mother), is discussed in candid detail.
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