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Amazing video. Love the sounds and the textures. I bought the 23 Psychoacoustic myself, but I think its really complex, I cant grab my mind around patching it... Thanks for sharing

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Buona giornata , ho letto il libro sui fratelli Ugo , bellissimo libro ma storia molto triste .

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Signor Balmas, sono un appassionato di musica popolare. Molto bello questo "Inno alla castagna" di cui comprendo un buon 50% ...sarebbe da mettere per iscritto per farlo rivivere come merita....grazie. Cordiali saluti. Giordano

To her family, and the friends who knew her best, Barbara Payton was a joyful free-spirit: gutsy, intelligent, bold, fearless, a bit naïve, intrinsically wholesome, sometimes profane, and hopelessly idealistic. Obviously, she was a complicated woman, and her wildly inconsistent behavior often proved maddening to both the industry and those who cared about her. Barbara was known to both family and acquaintances alike to be generous to a fault. She was also a compassionate person with a strong penchant for supporting the underdog, and was described by her sister-in-law and best friend Jan Redfield as having “an aching and totally trusting heart of gold.” She was a gourmet cook, a master upholsterer, a person who was highly skilled in interior decorating and design, a brilliant party hostess, and someone who truly loved and excelled in all things domestic. She was a worthwhile and talented person who also happened to have several formidable flaws; perhaps the most tragic being a seemingly insatiable need throughout her life to make one poor choice and bad decision after another. Many people will agree that Barbara was excellent in the films Trapped, Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye, Bad Blonde, and Murder is My Beat, and I hope that's never forgotten.

His collages are beautiful.

Grande paolo,saluti da Gianmaria,l amis di boz

After hearing the title of her auto-biography, I Am Not Ashamed, Barbara Stanwyck opined "She bloody well ought to be!" It's sad that Payton, allowing herself to be photographed for this book, had no idea how horrific she appeared, a hardened, used-up prostitute in a nightie, living in a seedy motel by the early 1960's. Those photos were like something out of a horror movie, like the portrayal of Joan Crawford in Mommy Dearest. The difference was that neither Crawford, nor the actress who played her, had any delusions about being a sex symbol by that point in her life/depiction in the film. Payton, during the interview, seemed to be lounging around as if she was doing a Playboy spread but with a cigarette, martini and eyebrows that would keep Freddy Kruger awake at night.

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It’s terrible what happened to her. She had talent but her alcoholism and drug addiction destroyed her. Her sex scandals also destroyed her. She wound up walking the streets and getting beat up as a prostitute. Very sad story.

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Did i just see Sid James?she was a good actor,her parents being chronic alcohol abusers cant have helped her addiction.

Mi disse un giorno Vanni :" Il tuo modo dotto e selvaggio" ( di suonare), una delle cose più vere che mi abbiano mai detto. Resta in pace caro.

Superb. I loved this!

She was an excellent actress. Intense, beautiful, intelligent... she should've had a longer career and life. Thank you for the video.

This was lovely, thank you❤

a brilliant actor treated badly by hollywood....a sad end

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Ciao Vanni, da oggi reciti da lassù

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She was bob hope’s mistress for decades. Sadly, he was such a low life that he never helped her when she needed help.

Barbara was earning $10,000 per week, for a time in 1950, which is equivalent to $122,892.53 today.

She was so beautiful. Great tribute to Barbara Payton.

Thank you for focusing on her talent and artistry versus her personal struggles x

Anne Heche died today . Another in a long line of troubled and tragic Hollywood actresses, including Barbara Payton.

well....if she had 1/2 a brain she would've been ashamed

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So beautiful, so talented, so of course they destroyed her. For who she loved...🌺

Very sad ending for Barbara she ended up an alcoholic addicted to drugs and prostitution her last days was her pulling tricks for beer and drugs she would go to producers she knew to get parts they all said no but gave her money if she did them favours and she did she was broke down on her luck Barbara payton was found behind a dumpster turning tricks for beer and drugs she died not long after that's Hollywood on top of the world one day the next the world on top of you...

she was fabulous hers was the best hollywood story the best feminist story the best story f self destrctin caused by child abuse and neglect the long swim scene way too real

Such a great tribute! She was an amazing beauty and so talented.If things didn't gone wrong,she would have been a superstar.❤

Essere vivi.. essere capaci di interpretare con tanta leggera verità un testo che mette insieme il quotidiano e l’eterno. Eccezionale!

What a waste! Surely should have got an Oscar for terrific acting.

These old movies are terrific!

Had no idea she was in movie with Sid James!

Great tribute. Thanks 😊

The Telegraph UK had a wonderful article on her today, which led me here. A lovely tribute. Such a gifted actor with such a sad personal life and demise.

What is the song at the beginning?

la forza ,la sincerità dell'arte è massimamente insita in chi la produce ed in chi ne vive e conosce profondamente i meccanismi intimi che la producono. Il resto è molto spesso, vanità ,mercato ( in tutte le sue accezioni) oppure persino in qualche infausta situazione: politica

What a beautiful woman. What a tragic life. Why?????????????

Barbara led a tough life. RIP

I’ve always been drawn to Barbara Payton. She lived life on her terms. Yes she crashed and burned, but not before shining as bright as the sun! Love this video!

Beautiful girl. Sad

A must-read on BP: Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye by John O'Dowd and foreword by Barbara's son John Lee Payton: No words are needed.

Poor, Barbara Payton.💔😢🥀🥀🥀

Much of her tragedy was self-inflicted. She was utterly classless and cruel in going back and forth between two fiance's within a matter of weeks, until Tom Neal almost murdered his French actor rival, Francois Tome. Then while the latter was recuperating in hospital with a fractured skull, Payton abandoned him again to be with the violent Neal. Her sexual appetite sleeping around Hollywood would not have been as damaging to her career if she would have kept her public and private lives separate, like most stars, but she almost seemed to flaunt her nymphomania in full view of the press. In a night club filled with servicemen, she actually made them fight over her attention. She sponged off the celebrity men she dated, expecting them to pay her rent, and when unable to do this, ignored her debts and bills. She lost custody of her son and never got it back by her death, not seeing him for years. One Hollywood insider stated she would have humped a dog if she could. All the more tragic since she had genuine acting ability, and held her own opposite some of the industry's leading men.

It sounds as though she had a disease, I have known people who have had the same disease. Alcohol seems to be like a demon that attaches itself to families and destroys them

This richly talented but tragic performer was also a poet. I recite her only known poem: czcams.com/video/GTH81UUVglo/video.html Did I do it justice?

Paolo, thanks so much for your tribute to Barbara Peyton. Superbly re-mastered excerpts from her films. There seemed to be no support system from Hollywood for BP. Women, even the best actresses, dancers and models were run down by Entertainment, Inc., both in America and Europe. I'm 73 and have read many biographies/''tell-all's'' of TV/Movie female stars, and particularly in the last 15 years regard most of them as having been subject to systematic abuse, degradation, manipulation and ravaging of their mental and physical health by studio/corporate executives, and, if they were child stars, by their selfish show biz parents, especially their incestuous fathers. Porn princesses basically act out what mainstream actresses still have to perform privately and repeatedly on the ''casting couch'', to get hired, and stay on producers' payrolls. In a TV interview, Joan Collins mentioned a conversation she had with a sad Marilyn Monroe who lamented that when she was introduced to another higher-up in Hollywood, she had to resign herself to the brutal fact that '''it's just another c@ck I have to suck to stay in show business.'' If an icon like Marilyn Monroe had to submit to such gross sexual servitude gratifying predatory bosses, then what other stories of defilement could nearly every woman tell us about the horrors heaped on them in Tinseltown! Let people keep in mind the vicious exploitation that talented, beautiful women working in Hollywood have endured for over 120 years, before they judge and condemn Barbara Peyton, or any other so-called Hollywood ''bad girl''.