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Ava's second Valentine, Artie Shaw (b. 1910)
Ava and Artie were married in 1945. Their relationship was described as a "brief, intense union that lasted just over a year."
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Ava's first true Valentine, Mickey Rooney (b. 1920), was smitten by her looks as soon as he laid eyes on her. Married in 1942 and divorced just over a year later, Ava later revered her relationship with Mickey as a studio-era young romance.
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Magazines don't quite look like this anymore, do they?
Cover of February 1949's 'Movie Story', featuring a striking illustration of Ava Gardner and Robert Taylor, costars in 'The Bribe', produced by MGM.
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"Ava was certainly one of the prettiest geese around. Miss G was lucky. She had the beauty and the money ... and as the years went on, she did make the most of it."
-Mearene Jordan from her memoir, 'Living With Miss G'
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'Knights of the Round Table' was released #OnThisDay January 15th, 1954. Ava plays the beautiful and tragic role of 'Queen Guinevere' and received a Box Office Blue Ribbon Award from the National Screen Council for her performance.
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