Actor Memorabilia

 Be it Kate Hudson or Kirk Douglas or even veteran Van Johnson, you can always find the celebrity memorabilia of your choice in hollywoodmemorabilia.com. When he died in 2008, Johnson was one of the last surviving matinee idols who ruled Hollywood’s golden era of films.  

Johnson, who used to perform at the social clubs in Newport, moved to New York City following his graduation. The Human Comedy, which was produced in 1943, and Two Girls and a Sailor were the initial films of his career. However the big break came with A Guy Named Joe where he played a young pilot. Following an accident which had left him with a  metal plate in his forehead, Johnson got a...   more

 Be it Kate Hudson or Kirk Douglas or even veteran Van Johnson, you can always find the celebrity memorabilia of your choice in hollywoodmemorabilia.com. When he died in 2008, Johnson was one of the last surviving matinee idols who ruled Hollywood’s golden era of films.  

Johnson, who used to perform at the social clubs in Newport, moved to New York City following his graduation. The Human Comedy, which was produced in 1943, and Two Girls and a Sailor were the initial films of his career. However the big break came with A Guy Named Joe where he played a young pilot. Following an accident which had left him with a  metal plate in his forehead, Johnson got a major career break whereby MGM presented his image as an all-American boy in war dramas and musicals in notable films one such being Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo. A quick look at his career would present you with synopsis of Johnson’s life and career. The All-Movie Guide would take you to a trip of the list of movies enacted by Van Johnson. 

The huge array of fans that Johnson has to his credit would be able to treasure their hero as have been portrayed in different moods in Van Johnson via framed plaques & photos Although never nominated for an Academy Award, van Johnson charmed his audience and ruled the hearts of many by virtue of his exuberant screen presence.