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Jan Tuckwood

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Presentation editor of The Palm Beach Post...and lover of Boomer culture and TV home shopping.
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Palm Beach County native, 91, reflects on legendary Hollywood career

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By Jan Tuckwood
| Bradenton Herald Verified
Monte Markham says he's "always been amazed by the serendipity of life" - the happy accidents and opportunities that have appeared like lucky charms along his path. How else could a gangly kid from the scrappy side of West Palm Beach manage to star on Broadway opposite Debbie Reynolds? Or guard the "Baywatch" beach as Capt. Don Thorpe? Or orbit the galaxy on "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," drop by "Melrose Place" or woo Sue Ellen Ewing on "Dallas"?
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Palm Beach County native, 91, reflects on legendary Hollywood career

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By Jan Tuckwood
| Palm Beach Post Verified
Monte Markham says he’s “always been amazed by the serendipity of life” — the happy accidents and opportunities that have appeared like lucky charms along his path. How else could a gangly kid from the scrappy side of West Palm Beach manage to star on Broadway opposite Debbie Reynolds?
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Marilyn Monroe, a lost five minutes of film, and ties to Palm Beach

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By Jan Tuckwood
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
Marilyn Monroe trusted one thing: her ability to seduce men. Straight men, gay men, young men, old men. They all fell under her spell. George Nardiello became captivated by her in 1955, when he was introduced to the blonde bombshell by their mutual friend, photographer Milton Greene. Nardiello was “safe” — married to a beautiful Italian countessa, Marisa Pompei de Lassi, at the time, and known for designing proper wardrobes for proper ladies.
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