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  • January 16, 2000

    SPRING FILMS / ACTOR - DIRECTORS

    Anjelica Houston: Finding a Home Behind the Camera, Too

    By ARIEL SWARTLEY

    ENICE , Calif. -- AAAH, it's a horrible habit." Anjelica Huston, wearing an open-collared white shirt over slim trousers and looking more relaxed than anyone who flew from europe to California less than 24 hours ago has any right to, tucks her feet, in their sparkly sapphire-blue ballet slippers, under her easy chair and makes a dismissive motion with the hand holding the Marlboro Light.

    "You'd think when you have to smoke that many cigarettes in a movie, that ultimately you wouldn't smoke while you were making the movie," she says, her röst low-pitched and resonant but not, by that token, theatrical. The movie is "Agnes Browne," the first film she has both directed and starred in, and which has just completed a prerelease run in Los Angeles and New York in beställning to qualify for Oscar consideration. (It will ope

    John Huston

    American filmmaker (1906–1987)

    For other people named John Huston, see John Huston (disambiguation).

    John Huston

    Huston in Chinatown (1974)

    Born(1906-08-05)August 5, 1906

    Nevada, Missouri, U.S.

    DiedAugust 28, 1987(1987-08-28) (aged 81)

    Middletown, Rhode Island, U.S.

    Resting placeHollywood alltid Cemetery
    Citizenship
    • United States (until 1964; 1978–1987[citation needed])
    • Ireland (1964–1978)
    Occupations
    • Film director
    • screenwriter
    • actor
    Years active1930–1987
    Spouses

    Dorothy Harvey

    (m. 1925; div. 1933)​

    Lesley Black

    (m. 1937; div. 1945)​

    Evelyn Keyes

    (m. 1946; div. 1950)​

    Enrica Soma

    (m. 1950; died 1969)​

    Celeste Shane

    (m. 1972
  • enrica soma biography of abraham
  • Sixty years ago, before Anjelica Huston’s surfacing in the new television series Smash, she surfaced into this world at eight pounds 12 ounces in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Hollywood to father John Huston and his fourth wife, Enrica Soma. The mystery of great talent like Anjelica’s—whether in acting or other arts—is mind-boggling. However elusive to pin down, it seems to shine mightily in Huston and her family.

    Anjelica followed her brother, Tony, by just over one year. Their paternal grandfather was Walter Huston, a theater and movie star (Dodsworth) and a knockout onstage in Knickerbocker Holiday, singing Kurt Weill’s “September Song.” In 1948 both Walter and his son, John, won Oscars (supporting actor for Walter, director and screenwriter for John) for their movie The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. Nearly four decades later, John cast Anjelica in his 1985 movie Prizzi’s Honor, with Jack Nicholson, and she won an Oscar for her performance as Maerose. The following yea