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Jeanette MacDonald & Nelson Eddy

They were “America’s Singing Sweethearts” of the 1930s, lighting up the screen in MGM classics like Naughty Marietta, Rose Marie, Maytime, and Sweethearts, while captivating audiences in opera, radio, and early television. And yes, Virginia, their off-screen romance was real but heartbreakingly suppressed by studio boss Louis B. Mayer, who blocked their legal marriage. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just discovering the timeless magic of Hollywood’s most iconic musical duo… welcome!

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1929 For the New York opening of her first film, "The Love Parade," Jeanette joined director Ernst Lubitsch for a radio interview broadcast from the Criterion Theater. She also spoke to the audience and became an overnight sensation. Her co-star Maurice Chevalier was conspicuously absent, citing an injured hand. But as "Variety" slyly observed, “Chevalier has an actress who all but steals the picture.”

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