Charlotte\'s Web Spider hand Signed Debbie Reynolds NEW FRAME Hanna Barbera
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Charlotte\'s Web Spider hand Signed Debbie Reynolds NEW FRAME Hanna Barbera :
$98.00
Hand Signed by Debbie Reynolds, the Voice of Charlotte From \"Charlotte\'s Web\" circa 1973
Hand Signed, in-person Autograph by the legendary Hollywood Actress... Miss Debbie Reynolds. Item is a 8 x10 inches in size. Professional print on Premium photo paper. This is a First rate Photo, NOT some computer print out. All Professionally printed. New Black SOLID WOOD Frame. Great Presentation! Framed Size 15 x 12 inches! Brand new. Includes: Certificate of Authenticity. This is NOT a cel, cell or sericel. Image is representative of the indidvially signed item. Item received will have a slightly different autograph since all autographs are unique.
Charlotte\'s Web was produced by animation legends William Hanna and Joseph Barbera (THE FLINTSTONES, SCOOBY-DOO) this musical feature brings E.B. White\'s beloved children\'s novel to life with a wealth of famous voices. Friendly pig Wilbur (Henry Gibson, NASHVILLE) makes a big splash on the county fair circuit after Charlotte (Debbie Reynolds), the gentle spider living over his sty, \"spins\" his praises in her web. But Wilbur still has painful lessons to learn about the fleeting nature of life and friendship. Screenwriter Earl Hamner, Jr. created the beloved 1970\'s television series THE WALTONS.
The Remarkable Debbie Reynolds
Debbie Reynolds was born Mary Frances Reynolds on April 1, 1932, in El Paso, Texas, and there\'s a lot of Texas left in her. After her family moved to California, she entered the Miss Burbank beauty contest in 1948, reportedly just to get the free blouse, silk scarf, and lunch given to contestants. Her Betty Hutton impersonation won the day, and she also won a contract with Warner Brothers. Her success in thoseearly rolesled to her biggest break, a starring role opposite Gene Kelly and Donald O\'Conner in what has come to be thought of as the greatest of the MGM musicals, Singin\' in the Rain (1952). Only 19 at the time, Debbie says it was one of the two hardest things she\'s ever done (childbirth being the other). But it was worth it. For the next decade she was one of the most popular and highest-paid stars at MGM.Debbie is the mother of Star WarslegendCarrie Fisher.
Notable films during this period included The Tender Trap (1955), The Catered Affair (1956), Tammy and the Bachelor (1957) (which also resulted in a Top 10 hit title song, Tammy) This Happy Feeling (1958), The Mating Game (1959), The Gazebo (1959), The Rat Race (1960), The Second Time Around (1961), How the West Was Won (1962), and My Six Loves (1963). The Unsinkable Molly Brown (1964) gave her an Oscar nomination for Best Actress the starring role in Hanna Barbera\'s favorite film...Charlotte\'s Web (1973).Debbie had married Eddie Fisher in 1955. Their two children, Carrie and Todd, went on to achieve success in Hollywood themselves, but the marriage ended in 1959, in a well-publicized break-up involving Elizabeth Taylor. The publicity didn\'t hurt her career, but the death of the Hollywood musical did. She shifted gears in the late 60s, turning to stage musicals, television, and later night clubs, voiceover work, and even an exercise video (1984). But she never really retired from films, and in 1996 starred in Albert Brooks\' comedy Mother, giving one of her greatest performances to date. More recently she teamed up with Elizabeth Taylor, Shirley MacLaine and Joan Collins on a TV movie written by her daughter Carrie Fisher, entitled These Old Broads.Charlotte\'s Web Spider hand Signed Debbie Reynolds NEW FRAME Hanna Barbera :
$98.00