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Winsome Coleen Gray charms again in “Nightmare Alley”
I OU saw Coleen Gray as Victor Mature’s love in “Kiss of Death.” The critics of course are still exclaiming that she is “sensational” and “terrific.” Small wonder then that the week before she had finished her next picture, “Nightmare Alley” opposite Tyrone Power, she was scheduled to start work in still another, “The Ballad of Furnace Creek,” in which she will again appear opposite Mature.
Honey-blonde and blue-eyed Coleen is another of the “new intellectual school” of newcomers now making good in motion pictures. She holds a B.A. degree from Hamline University, St. Paul, Minnesota, and was well into her postgraduate work at the University of Southern California when she became interested in little theater. An agent spotted Coleen in her third play — then came the movies.
Coleen and her writer-researcher husband, Rodney Amateau, have many spirited arguments — usually about books. But she has never been as annoyed with him as she was the first day she met him — October 12, 1944, to be exact.
Coleen was to be tested by Twentieth Century-Fox and during her interview with the test director a strange man was present. He didn’t say a word, but sat in a corner and watched her with detached interest. Coleen, uncomfortably aware of him, tried to concentrate on the director’s questions. But the more she thought about the silent man, the madder she became.
After the test, the silent one introduced himself and asked, “How did you like the test I wrote for you?” Light dawned. Coleen realized he had been observing her under difficult conditions to see what kind of test would suit her best. He’d done a good job. She told him so — and a romance was born.
Two days later the studio signed Coleen. A year later she married Rodney Amateau and now they have a year-old daughter, Susan.
Rodney and Coleen love to go to the little theater performances where struggling novices showcase their talents. The Actor’s Lab is their favorite little theater, for it was here that Coleen learned the techniques that helped her so in her first picture, “Red River.” It was her outstanding performance in this which led to the lead in “Kiss of Death.”
Coleen has boundless energy and leads a busy life. Besides working in motion pictures, she keeps house herself, takes ballet and is learning to paint. And — with all this, she’s a good cook too!