Bravely Battles Parkinson's
Peter Viertel talks to Enquire reporter about Deborah’s health. This time, we thank Lisa for her contribution. Thank you!
Category: Family Life
Here are all the articles that focus on Deborah Kerr’s family life.
There are articles about her first marriage to Anthony Bartley, the raising of their two daughters Francesca and Melanie and her divorce.
Also articles about ehr second marriage to Peter Viertel.
I’ve included those that focus on her life in Hollywood, Switzerland and Marbella.
Six-time nominee in Pacific Palisades
Deborah opens her Pacific Palisades house to us. Thank you Faith! (And thank you Lisa for helping her out with these )
Mandatory Walk Out
Translation from Spanish article “Salida Obligada”: Short article on Deborah’s visit to a clinic in Marbella after damaging her hand. Thank you Faith!
Mi Óscar se quedará en España (1994)
Deborah, después de recibir el Óscar por todo su carrera, habla desde su casa en Marbella. Gracias, Faith!
Salida Obligada (1994)
Deborah Kerr acudió a una clínica marbellí para una cura (1994). Thank you again, Faith!
Wobbly, But not Drunk
When she developed Parkinson’s disease in her early 70s, actress Deborah Kerr had to get used to the unpredictable side-effects of her medication. But she has learnt to see the funny side of her affliction. Thank you Faith!
Once Happiness, I try to remember
Larisa shares this article where we get a glimpse of Deborah’s personal life with her husband Anthony Bartley. Thank you!
Deborah y Jenny Seagrove en "Toda una mujer"
Pequeña reseña sobre la serie “Toda una mujer” (A Woman of Substance)
The Quiet Life of a Great Lady (1991)
Translation of an interview for Spanish magazine Lecturas in 1991. Deborah and Peter talk a little about their lives from their house in Marbella. Thank you Faith!
La tranquila vida de una gran dama (1991)
Deborah es entrevistada en Marbella sobre su vida. – Muchas gracias Faith por el artículo! Thank you Faith for the scan!
Deborah Kerr’s Diary: The Nights and Days of the Iguana (part 4)
Fourth post of Deborah’s diary for Esquire magazine. She recalls the shooting of The Night of the Iguana and her nervousnes at the difficult scene coming up and tells of a short piece of her character that was eventually cut from the final version. Again, thank a lot Lisa for sharing this jewel!
Deborah Kerr’s Diary: The Nights and Days of the Iguana (part 3)
Deborah Kerr’s diary while the shooting of Night of the Iguana – Part 3 Deborah recalls the shooting of the scene with Ava and the beheading of the fish. Fun! Thank you Lisa! (Continues from …