Deborah Kerr Personal Collection: Personal collection of articles, images and assorted items

Posts Tagged ‘Marbella’

Deborah Kerr: I would get rid of Marbella’s parties.

By Basilea • May 18th, 2010 • Category: Articles, Español / Spanish, Family Life, Interview

Translation of a Spanish article and short interview with Deborah in her retirement in Marbella. She talks about the changes Hollywood went through after her retirement and her attachement to her Spanish home.



Deborah, Peter and her daughter at Costa del Sol

By Basilea • May 1st, 2010 • Category: Articles, Family Life, Translation

Translation from Spanish magazine. Deborah has a little chat with a Spanish reporter in her home in Marbella where she was staying with Peter and Francesca.



My Oscar will remain in Spain (translation)

By Basilea • Feb 10th, 2010 • Category: Articles, Family Life, Interview, Translation

After receiving her honorary Academy Award, Deborah talks with some journalists from her house in Marbella.



Mandatory Walk Out

By Basilea • Jan 31st, 2010 • Category: Articles, Family Life, Translation

Translation from Spanish article “Salida Obligada”: Short article on Deborah’s visit to a clinic in Marbella after damaging her hand. Thank you Faith!



Mi Óscar se quedará en España (1994)

By Basilea • Jan 30th, 2010 • Category: Articles, Español / Spanish, Interview

Deborah, después de recibir el Óscar por todo su carrera, habla desde su casa en Marbella. Gracias, Faith!



Salida Obligada (1994)

By Basilea • Jan 30th, 2010 • Category: Articles, Español / Spanish, Family Life

Deborah Kerr acudió a una clínica marbellí para una cura (1994). Thank you again, Faith!



Wobbly, But not Drunk

By Basilea • Jan 29th, 2010 • Category: Articles, Family Life

When she developed Parkinson’s disease in her early 70s, actress Deborah Kerr had to get used to the unpredictable side-effects of her medication. But she has learnt to see the funny side of her affliction. Thank you Faith!



Deborah y Jenny Seagrove en “Toda una mujer”

By Basilea • Jan 26th, 2010 • Category: Articles, Español / Spanish

Pequeña reseña sobre la serie “Toda una mujer” (A Woman of Substance)



The Quiet Life of a Great Lady (1991)

By Basilea • Jan 24th, 2010 • Category: Articles, Family Life, Interview, Translation

Translation of an interview for Spanish magazine Lecturas in 1991. Deborah and Peter talk a little about their lives from their house in Marbella. Thank you Faith!



La tranquila vida de una gran dama (1991)

By Basilea • Jan 24th, 2010 • Category: Articles, Español / Spanish, Family Life, Interview

Deborah es entrevistada en Marbella sobre su vida. – Muchas gracias Faith por el artículo! Thank you Faith for the scan!



The Retirement of Hollywood’s Great Lady (1989)

By Basilea • Aug 11th, 2009 • Category: Articles, Family Life, Translation

Deborah’s retirement in her home in Marbella (Spain) – Translation into English of Spanish article “El retiro de una Gran Dama”
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The War Hero Who Loved Cats (translation)

By Basilea • Apr 26th, 2009 • Category: Articles, Family Life, Theatre, Translation

Peter Viertel and Deborah are remembered in Marbella and have two streets named after them. I don’t know about you, but this article made me go all teary-eyed when I first read it.



El Retiro de la gran dama de Hollywood (1989)

By Basilea • Apr 26th, 2009 • Category: Articles, Español / Spanish, Family Life, Interview

La mítica actriz Deborah Kerr, que aportó al cine norteamericano su personal y elegante estilo británico, vive ahora en Marbella retirada, casi por completo, de los platós cinematográficos.



Deborah Kerr es “Toda una Mujer”

By Basilea • Apr 10th, 2009 • Category: Articles, Español / Spanish

Deborah Kerr es Emma Harte en la serie para televisión “Toda una Mujer (A Woman of Substance)” y la revista española TP le dedica un artículo en 1985.



El héroe de guerra que amaba los gatos

By Basilea • Apr 10th, 2009 • Category: Articles, Español / Spanish, Family Life

Escritor y guionista de cine, Viertel llegó a la Costa del Sol con Deborah Kerr. En la vivienda-cortijo que adquirió en los 60, quedan sus últimos gatos. Ayer traté de imaginar qué habría dicho Peter si hubiera estado en la inauguración de su calle. Alguna barbaridad, seguro.
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