Jackie Kennedy was engaged before she met JFK, but she broke it off because she found her fiance "immature and boring."
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The Johnny Fontane character in The Godfather is believed to have been based on Frank Sinatra.
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Lady Diana Manners was a member of a group who called themselves "The Corrupt Coterie".

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Catherine the Great was actually tone deaf, and called music "infernal noise."
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Grace Kelly was only 26 when she became Princess of Monaco.
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After breaking up with Jack Nicholson, Anjelica Huston's first date was with a prince.

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After Jon Voight said Angelina Jolie had "mental problems," she didn't speak to him for six years.
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Prince Philip was born into Greek and Danish royalty.
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Frédéric Bourdin assumed more than 500 identities, most of them children.
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Queen Victoria disliked newborn infants and thought they were “ugly.” Nevertheless, she had nine children.
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Madame Manos' in-laws punished her by re-burying her husband's body in a family plot with no room for her.

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Nicole Kidman's fourth child was born via surrogate.
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In 2010, the producers of the Academy Awards omitted Corey Haim’s name from the “In Memoriam” section of the Oscars.
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Princess Antoinette meddled with Grace Kelly so much, she ended up getting herself kicked out of the Royal Palace.
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Alexander of Greece died as a result of injuries sustained during a struggle with a macaque monkey.

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Constance Bennett was part of an acting dynasty.
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When Mary of Guise became Queen of Scotland, she had to abandon her son in France.
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Dorothea Jordan had ten illegitimate children with William IV before he became King of England.

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Pola Negri was one of the first stars to paint her toenails red.
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Nancy Mitford was introduced at King George V's court.
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After Jean Spangler disappeared, authorities discovered her discarded purse, which contained a single, cryptic note.
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When she was 62, Elisabeth of Romania adopted her 30-year-old lover.
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Because of her distant Spanish heritage, Anita Page was billed as "The Blue-Eyed Latin."
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Gina Lollobrigida confessed to a 22-year secret affair—but it was actually a lie.
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Timothy Dalton played Macbeth professionally when he was only 16 years old.
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In 2014, declassified MI5 files revealed that the agency had kept tabs on Michael Redgrave throughout the 1940s.

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Emily Brontë wrote Wuthering Heights when she was 27 years old.
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Van Johnson ignored all of his daughter's attempts to connect with him, later admitting that he had no clue where she was.
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James Caan practiced martial arts for over 30 years and was a Master of Gosoku-ryu Karate.
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After being assimilated into the Mohave tribe, Olive Oatman was given a blue facial tattoo.
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