Gloria Stuart

Gloria Stuart , the actress who played Rose in Titanic , died Sunday at the age of 100, reports Us magazine. The actress died in her West Los Angeles home, and had been battling lung cancer for years. Stuart played the 101-year-old Rose (Kate Winslet's counterpart) in the 1997 blockbuster. She was the oldest actress to ever be nominated for an Oscar in 1998, but lost to Kim Basinger on the big night. Stuart's first movie roles were back in the '30s, when she worked in over 40 films, including...Read Full Story

Gloria Stuart, the oldest actress to ever receive an Oscar nomination for her portrayal of “Old Rose” in Titanic, died yesterday. She was 100 years old. Long before Titanic, Stuart starred in more than 40 musicals and horror films in the 1930s—most notably working with English director James Whale, who cast her in several of his films and gave her one of her biggest-ever roles playing Claude Rains’ fiancée in The Invisible Man. Although Stuart worked with many golden-age stars like Lionel...Read Full Story

Latest Update News About Gloria Stuart, the 1930s Hollywood beauty who gave up acting for 30 years and later became the oldest Academy Award acting nominee as the spunky survivor in “Titanic,” has died. She was 100. Stuart died of respiratory failure Sunday night at her Los Angeles home, her daughter, Sylvia Thompson, said Monday. The actress had been diagnosed with lung cancer five years ago and had beaten breast cancer about 20 years ago, Thompson said. “She did not believe in illness...Read Full Story

Gloria Stuart, 1930's film ingenue.AP Pic : Gloria Stuart, with actor Bill Paxton, in a scene from the film Titanic. By Merie W. Wallace, Paramount Pictures Gloria Stuart, who played the older Rose in Titanic , has died at age 100. Stuart, a Hollywood leading lady in the 1930s who starred in such films as Gold Diggers of 1935, died at her home in West Los Angeles.The Washington Post reports that Stuart's daughter Sylvia Thompson confirmed that her mother, who had been diagnosed with lung...Read Full Story

  Powered by Max Banner Ads   From a youthful starlet to a grande dame, Gloria Stuart lived a legendary life on and off the screen Allied Blogs New starlet in town. » Fire Walk With Me R.I.P. Gloria Stuart – Deadline.com Cosmic Cowgirls University » Blog Archive » Her Evolution: A Two Month Online Teacher Training Starts November 17th Immortal Words From the Legendary William Wallace | Celtic Moment Gloria Stuart: Remembering the ‘Titanic’ grande dame – Entertainment Weekly...Read Full Story