Eleanor Powell » Dating

(23 October 1943 - 23 November 1959) (divorced) (1 child) Peter (born 1945) Glenn Ford, a Columbia contract player, changed the course of Eleanor's life when he married her in 1943. Their match was not made in heaven. At the time, Eleanor was already contemplating retirement, while Ford had not ... [more]

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