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- In 1945, Allyson married Powell, the crooner who turned serious actor and then producer-director and television tycoon. The marriage seemed like one of Hollywood’s happiest, but it wasn’t. She began earning big money after leaving MGM, “but it had little meaning to me because I never saw the money, and I didn’t even ask Richard how much it was. …
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Although dating David Rose, Peter Lawford, and John F. Kennedy, Allyson was actually being courted by Dick Powell, who was 13 years her senior and had been previously married to Mildred Maund and Joan Blondell.
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Jul 12, 2006 · In 1945, Allyson married Powell, the crooner who turned serious actor and then producer-director and television tycoon. The marriage seemed like one of Hollywood’s happiest, but it wasn’t.
Mar 14, 2021 · Movie star June Allyson married four times -- twice to the iconic Dick Powell, with whom she welcomed two children -- and shortly after his death she married husbands three and four.
- Manuela Cardiga
By this time, she had married and had two children with her first husband, actor Dick Powell. Though the marriage had difficult moments, the couple remained together until Powell's death in 1963.
Allyson’s real life belied the sunshiny image she presented in films of the ‘40s and ‘50s. As she revealed in her 1982 autobiography, she had an alcoholic father and was raised by a single mother...
Jul 11, 2006 · She later co-starred with Jimmy Stewart, Humphrey Bogart, Van Johnson and Dick Powell in a series of wifely and other supportive roles. Powell became her real-life husband in 1945; he died...
In 1945, she married actor-director Dick Powell, with whom she occasionally co-starred. Following Powell's death from cancer in 1963, she retreated somewhat from film work, appearing only infrequently on screen and slightly more often in television films.
