Aherne was also a pilot and owned his own plane. A multi-talented gent was he. And, following a Bette Davis theme for the week, was quoted as saying, "Surely nobody but a mother could have loved Bette Davis at the height of her career."
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Ah, Brian, What Happened to that Gorgeous Hair?! (Hmm...kinda like Bob's.)
Brian Aherne was handsome, debonair and instantly likeable on the screen. A successful actor in both movies and the theater, Aherne was a longtime friend of depressive George Sanders (no mean accomplishment) about whom he wrote the excellent biography, "A Dreadful Man: A Personal Intimate Book About George Sanders."
What Every Woman Knows (1934)
Aherne was also a pilot and owned his own plane. A multi-talented gent was he. And, following a Bette Davis theme for the week, was quoted as saying, "Surely nobody but a mother could have loved Bette Davis at the height of her career."
Aherne was also a pilot and owned his own plane. A multi-talented gent was he. And, following a Bette Davis theme for the week, was quoted as saying, "Surely nobody but a mother could have loved Bette Davis at the height of her career."
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