Zsa Zsa Gabor

Zsa Zsa was conscious by the time medical assistance arrived, and left the hospital in early January 2003, facing continued physical therapy. Trivia: While Hamilton was a teacher back in Cleveland, one of her students was young Jim Backus. The initial report was in error. She died in Salisbury, Connecticut from a heart attack. On November 27, 2002 Zsa Zsa was involved in an automobile accident that was initially report as having sent her into a coma. Hamilton was married briefly in the 30s and had one son, whom she raised on her own. Zsa Zsa was accused of assaulting a Beverly Hills, California police officer when he stopped her for a traffic violation on June 14, 1989.[1] (http://www.mugshots.net/zsa_zsa_gabor/) She was found guilty in a well-publicized trial and was sentenced to three days' imprisonment. She continued acting regularly until her final role in 1979.

The Gabor sisters (competing with each other for the limited number of roles they might play with Hungarian accents) often engaged in always well-publicized "feuds", but it was Zsa Zsa who seemed to thrive on adverse publicity. During the 1960s and 1970s she appeared in television, and had a substantial role in the made for television film The Night Strangler (1973). She starred as dancer Jane Avril in the 1952 version of the film, Moulin Rouge. For example, Hamilton starred in a now-forgotten noir flick of 1948 from one of the "poverty row" studios, entitled Bungalow 13, which co-starred Richard Cromwell. Though her movies continued, their quality did not, and her later career was as a celebrity rather than a serious actress. She appeared regularly in supporting roles in films until the early 1950s, and sporadically thereafter. Among the movies in which Zsa Zsa appeared were Moulin Rouge (1952), Lili (1953), Queen of Outer Space (1958), and Touch of Evil (1958). Hamilton had to recuperate in a hospital and at home for six weeks time after the accident before returning to the set to complete her work on the now-classic film.

She refused to leave George Sanders to marry him, whereupon Rubirosa thereupon married Barbara Hutton (for seventy-three days) and then began his relationship with Zsa Zsa again. During the shoot, Hamilton suffered severe burns when the trap-door elevator she was riding on the soundstage malfunctioned during her "fiery disappearance" from Munchkin Land. Zsa Zsa was also linked romantically with Porfirio Rubirosa, a noted Dominican international playboy and sometime diplomat. Hamilton's effective and frightening portrayal eventually secured her the role over the originally cast, but more glamourous, Gale Sondergaard. Zsa Zsa was known for her affection for jewels and for her quick wit but acquired a reputation for serial matrimony:. In 1939, she played in the role of the Wicked Witch opposite Judy Garland 's Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz and created not only her most famous role, but one of the screen's most memorable villains. Zsa Zsa often claimed to have won the "Miss Hungary" beauty contest in 1936, but Jolie did sometimes, too. She appeared in such films as These Three (1936), Saratoga and Nothing Sacred (both 1937) and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1938).

The sisters, Magda, Eva, and Zsa Zsa, were noted for their beauty rather than their acting ability: Their mother Jolie Gabor was noted primarily for being their mother. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Hamilton was a school teacher who turned to acting, making her screen debut in 1933 in Zoo in Budapest. They were the children of Vilmos Gabor and his wife Jansci "Jolie" Tilleman (1894-1997). Margaret Hamilton (December 9, 1902 - May 16, 1985) was an American film actress. The birth years of the Gabor sisters were often lied about and thus remain uncertain. She is one of three Gabor sisters who had acting careers.

Zsa Zsa Gabor is an actress, born Gábor Sári in Budapest, Hungary, probably on February 6, 1917. Via the adoption he obtained the surname "Prinz von Anhalt" but did not in the process obtain a title or noble status: Therefore Zsa Zsa is not, as is sometimes stated, a "Princess of Anhalt". He was born "Robert Lichtenberg" and was adopted (as an adult) by Marie Auguste Prinzessen von Anhalt (who used such adoptions as a source of income). 1986 - present Frederick Prinz von Anhalt, Despite the implications of his name, this husband was neither royal nor a prince.

The marriage, which in any case lasted but one day, was therefore invalid on several grounds: An annulment was obtained for good measure. The marriage was of doubtful legality (it was bigamous, as Zsa Zsa was still married to Michael O'Hara, and it was performed by a ship's captain at sea, but not in international waters). Zsa Zsa underwent a marriage ceremony with Felipe de Alba in 1982. 1977 - 1982 Michael O'Hara