Detail Info for: Chevrolet : Express Regency Brougham 2001 Chevrolet Express Van, Regency. Previously owned by Dorothy Malone

Transaction Info
Sold On:
09/19/2012
Price:
$ 4001.00
Condition:
Mileage:
52000
Location:
Dallas, TX, 75217
Seller Type:
Private Seller
Vehicle Specification
Year Make Model:
2001 Chevrolet Express
Submodel Body Type:
Van
Engine:
5.7L
Transmission:
Automatic
VIN:
1GBFG15R911232258
Vehicle Title:
Clear
Drive Train:
Fuel Type:
Gasoline
Standard Equipment:
Optional Equipment:
Vehicle Detail
2001 Chevrolet Express Van, by Regency. 52,000. 5.7 V8 and has the towing package. Low,Low miles Previously owned by the Silver Screen Actress Dorthy Malone, I purchased the van from her in Dallas, and have enjoyed it but need to sell. just email me if you have any questions. The Van is in great mechanical condition, the body has dings from sitting in a parking lot at Ms. Malone's home but the van runs great. the interior is in great shape. Dorothy MaloneAKA Dorothy Eloise MaloneyBorn: 30-Jan-1925 Birthplace: Chicago, IL Gender: Female Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: ActorNationality: United States Executive summary: Written on the WindShe was Dorothy Maloney, 17-year-old college girl with a supporting role in a school play, when she was spotted by an RKO talent scout. Invited to a screen test in Los Angeles, she came to California for what she told herself was "a vacation with pay" in 1942, and made her film debut with an uncredited, non-speaking role in the low-budget The Man Who Wouldn't Die.She had unnoticed roles in a dozen films before she played the lusty, bespectacled shopkeeper in The Big Sleep, who closed the bookstore early in hopes of a tryst with Humphrey Bogart. She later played the good girl in Roger Corman's early hit The Fast and the Furious. A natural brunette, she died her hair blonde for Young at Heart, and as a blonde she got so many good reviews she dyed her hair for the rest of her career, and began getting better parts in bigger pictures.Known as something of a Hollywood lush, she was reportedly drunk the day she filmed her famous drunk scene for Written on the Wind in 1956. She won the Oscar as Best Supporting Actress for that film, as the spoiled oil heiress and nymphomaniac lusting after Rock Hudson, but settling for local town boys. Her other great films include Man of a Thousand Faces and The Tarnished Angels. In Tarnished, she memorably descended from the sky in a parachute, with the camera below and the wind blowing her skirt up.On the mid-1960s prime time soap Peyton Place, Malone starred as the tight-sweatered big-bosomed Constance Carson, the role Lana Turner created in the 1957 film. Malone was fired after the program's fourth season, and sued the producers for breach of contract. The lawsuit was settled out of court under terms of secrecy, and in her absence Peyton Place came to a quick end.In her more elderly roles, she played a loony lady who killed her dog in the bizarre conspiracy thriller Winter Kills, and she was married to Van Johnson in the epic miniseries Rich Man, Poor Man. In her last role, she played a retired axe murderer in the 1992 erotic thriller Basic Instinct.Boyfriend: Scott Brady (actor, b. 1924, dated 1951, d. 1985, emphysema) Boyfriend: Liberace (pianist, dated 1955) Boyfriend: Rock Hudson (actor, dated in 1950s) Boyfriend: Robert Evans (producer, dated mid-1950s) Boyfriend: Frank Sinatra (singer, dated in late 1950s) Boyfriend: Adlai Stevenson (politician, dated in late 1950s) Husband: Jacques Bergerac (French actor, m. 28-Jun-1959, div. 8-Dec-1964, two daughters) Daughter: Mimi Bergerac (resort owner, b. 3-Apr-1960) Daughter: Diane Bergerac (b. 20-Feb-1962) Husband: Robert Tomarkin (business executive, m. Apr-1969, annulled after four weeks) Husband: Charles Huston Bell (hotel executive, m. 2-Oct-1971, div. 1974) University: Southern Methodist University (dropped out) Oscar for Best Supporting Actress 1957 for Written on the Wind Hollywood Walk of Fame 1718 Vine St. TELEVISION Peyton Place Constance MacKenzie Carson (1964-68) FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR Basic Instinct (20-Mar-1992) The Being (18-Nov-1983) The Day Time Ended (Nov-1980) Winter Kills (11-May-1979) Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff (1979) Katie: Portrait of a Centerfold (23-Oct-1978) Golden Rendezvous (25-Dec-1977) Rich Man, Poor Man (1-Feb-1976) Abduction (24-Oct-1975) Beach Party (14-Jul-1963) · Marianne The Last Sunset (7-Jun-1961) · Belle Breckenridge The Last Voyage (19-Feb-1960) · Laurie Henderson Warlock (1-Apr-1959) Too Much, Too Soon (17-Apr-1958) · Diana Barrymore The Tarnished Angels (6-Jan-1958) Tip on a Dead Jockey (6-Sep-1957) Man of a Thousand Faces (13-Aug-1957) · Cleva Creighton Chaney Quantez (7-Jun-1957) · Chaney Written on the Wind (Dec-1956) · Marylee Hadley Pillars of the Sky (5-Oct-1956) · Calla Gaxton Tension at Table Rock (3-Oct-1956) At Gunpoint (25-Dec-1955) Artists and Models (7-Nov-1955) Sincerely Yours (1-Nov-1955) · Linda Curtis Tall Man Riding (18-Jun-1955) · Corinna Ordway Five Guns West (18-Apr-1955) The Fast and the Furious (15-Feb-1955) Battle Cry (2-Feb-1955) · Mrs. Elaine Yarborough Young at Heart (Dec-1954) Private Hell 36 (3-Sep-1954) Pushover (30-Jul-1954) The Lone Gun (25-Apr-1954) · Charlotte Downing Loophole (28-Mar-1954) Jack Slade (8-Nov-1953) Law and Order (May-1953) Scared Stiff (27-Apr-1953) Torpedo Alley (25-Jan-1953) The Bushwhackers (8-Jan-1952) · Cathy Sharpe Mrs. O'Malley and Mr. Malone (8-Dec-1950) The Killer That Stalked New York (1-Dec-1950) · Alice Lorie Convicted (Aug-1950) The Nevadan (11-Jan-1950) · Karen Galt Colorado Territory (11-Jun-1949) · Julie Ann Winslow South of St. Louis (6-Mar-1949) Flaxy Martin (15-Feb-1949) One Sunday Afternoon (25-Dec-1948) Two Guys from Texas (27-Aug-1948) To the Victor (5-Apr-1948) The Big Sleep (23-Aug-1946) · Bookstore Owner Night and Day (2-Jul-1946) Janie Gets Married (14-Jun-1946)