No wonder she died prematurely
She was lighting a cigarette in nearly every scene in this movie. She died at fifty-one of cancer of the esophagus. What a waste of life, for such a stupid reason.
shareThat's not really fair. It seems every movie I watch from that era had the smoking obsessed characters. Even if they weren't smoking, there would be a cloud of smoke hovering around them at any given point. Someone would be in a hospital bed and they'd light a cigarette.
They could be in the middle of kissing and all of a sudden their love interest would blow smoke right into their face. How romantic. With all that smoking during those times it's a wonder so many actors lived so long. Ms. Sheridan was just unfortunate that something developed in her.
Woman, man! That's the way it should be Tarzan. [Tarzan and his mate]
Yes, you seem to be supporting my point. She was just unfortunate that her body was not able to withstand the punishment she dealt it by smoking all the time. Very sad waste of life for no good reason.
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