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Movie stars in wheelchairs – Of or Involving Motion Pictures
A Grump With A Heart of Gold: Lionel Barrymore as Dr Gillespie – Pale Writer
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LIONEL BARRYMORE, JAMES CRAIG and LUCILLE BREMER in DARK DELUSION (1947), directed by WILLIS GOLDBECK. - SuperStock
Greer Garson Lionel Barrymore film The Valley of Decision 7634-03 – ABCDVDVIDEO
Lionel Barrymore: Actor Opened Door for People with Disabilities - America Comes Alive
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Flashback Cinema - MR. POTTER'S NEIGHBORHOOD: It's a Wonderful Life, back in THEATRES! Because actor Lionel Barrymore used a wheel chair in real life, so did his character, the mean old miser
Turner Classic Movies: TCM - Lionel Barrymore had arthritis is real life. In YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU ('38), he uses crutches, an accommodation made for the actor in the script,
Lionel Barrymore's Pants (Uncredited) | by Shawn Crawford at Calliope Crashes | Medium
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Lionel Barrymore on stage, screen and radio - Wikipedia
Lionel Barrymore and Susan Peters | Lionel, Golden age of hollywood, Classic films
Lionel Barrymore - Trivia - IMDb
Happy Birthday, Lionel Barrymore! - Radio Spirits
Lionel Barrymore Signed Card... Autographs Celebrities | Lot #92009 | Heritage Auctions
Movie stars in wheelchairs – Of or Involving Motion Pictures
Hollywood Promo Photo Original 8x10 On Borrowed Time Lionel Barrymore Wheelchair | eBay
Lionel Barrymore
On Borrowed Time (1939)
Image of DUEL IN THE SUN, Lionel Barrymore and friend on set,
Actor Lionel Barrymore, in wheelchair, huddles with director John Huston, perched on a car bumper, between scenes during the shooting of "Key Largo," in Hollywood, Calif., Jan. 19, 1948. (AP Photo Stock
Barrymuch, Barrymore, Barrymost: Lionel Barrymore, obsessively: Wheels & crutches & canes, oh my...why this all started *updated
Barrymuch, Barrymore, Barrymost: Lionel Barrymore, obsessively: The loneliness of the long-suffering researcher..ain't that bad!
Calling Dr. Kildare (1939)
Lionel Barrymore entertains Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall on the set of Key Largo, 1948. : r/1940s
