She was a black actress at the wrong time. She suffered so much, kept going and got tired to some point. She is just sleeping now. She would be feeling some kind of joy to see the evolution of black people on the screen. She inspired several women in the entertainment industry. Her history is as sad as it is fascinating. Sleep well angel.
She was truly A+, 100% class, beauty and poise. She paved the way for Diana Ross, Cicely Tyson, Whoopi Goldberg and many others. We should focus on what her image and accomplishments as well as remember the limitations that racism had on the careers of her generation of artists. But they knew the value of exposure. I wish we could focus on her as a hero more than a victim.
This interview is from March of '56 so Dorothy Dandridge is 33 at the time and just absolutely Gorgeous. But listening to her speaking she sounds alot like Dihann Carroll another All-time Great actress.
I would hate for this comment section to turn into a contest of who looks more like Ms. Dandridge. How about honoring who she was as a person.
She was a black actress at the wrong time. She suffered so much, kept going and got tired to some point. She is just sleeping now. She would be feeling some kind of joy to see the evolution of black people on the screen. She inspired several women in the entertainment industry. Her history is as sad as it is fascinating. Sleep well angel.
This was her time. She was a pioneer for black Hollywood and opened doors for many financially. Pioneers usually have to endure ALOT.
This is the woman Marilyn Monroe admired
This woman needed and need so much more recognition...
She was truly A+, 100% class, beauty and poise. She paved the way for Diana Ross, Cicely Tyson, Whoopi Goldberg and many others. We should focus on what her image and accomplishments as well as remember the limitations that racism had on the careers of her generation of artists. But they knew the value of exposure. I wish we could focus on her as a hero more than a victim.
Her voice is so lovely 💟
I wish there was a school to attend to learn this type of vintage celebrity poise & demeanour.
She was so beautiful and talented. She deserves more recognition and respect as a person and actress. God rest her soul
Pure loveliness, pure poise, pure elegance! These three are her middle name! Thank you for this gem
I did her for black history month ! She’s beautiful she should’ve been bigger than what she is.
The most naturally gorgeous woman of them all......Dorothy was drop dead FLAWLESS!!!!!
Very feminine,very beautiful ❤️ boy Dorothy I wish your life had went better
Haley Berry came close but I'm sorry Dorothy Dandridge was absolutely stunning and graceful. REST IN POWER QUEEN!
She’s breathtakingly beautiful
People don't understand what she accomplished in her short life black women in Entertainment owe their careers to her
This interview is from March of '56 so Dorothy Dandridge is 33 at the time and just absolutely Gorgeous. But listening to her speaking she sounds alot like Dihann Carroll another All-time Great actress.
My first time hearing her speaking voice ❤ We love you forever 💙
Her voice is precious
She was absolutely beautiful. Her voice is adorable.