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- CelebrityErin Donnelly
Sharon Tate's iconic dress from 1968 wedding to Roman Polanski is hitting the auction block
Clothes and other personal items owned by the late actress — whose 1969 murder will be featured in Quentin Tarantino's next film — will be auctioned off in November.
- MoviesCole Delbyck
Margot Robbie Transforms Into Sharon Tate For 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood'
Among the three actresses playing the late Sharon Tate in upcoming films, "I,
- MoviesNick Schager
Margot Robbie looks eerily like Sharon Tate in 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' photo
Tarantino's latest opus, also starring Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio, will be set against the backdrop of the Manson murders in 1969 Los Angeles.
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Sharon Tate's Sister Gives Tarantino's Manson Movie Her Blessing After Previously Slamming Film
Sharon Tate's Sister Has 'Very High Hopes' for Quentin Tarantino's Movie
- CelebrityRaechal Leone Shewfelt
Sharon Tate's wedding dress expected to go for as much as $50K at auction
The dress worn by the actress, who was murdered by followers of Charles Manson, at her wedding to director Roman Polanski is projected to sell for $25,000 to $50,000.
NewsGood Morning America'I have not forgotten': Sharon Tate's sister reacts to Charles Manson's death
Debra Tate, sister of slain actress Sharon Tate, said she wasn't relieved on Sunday when she heard that Charles Manson, the notorious cult leader and convicted murderer responsible for her sister's death, had died in prison. "People are saying that this should be some kind of relief, but oddly enough, it really isn't," Debra Tate said in a phone interview. Sharon Tate, who was pregnant at the time, hairstylist Jay Sebring, heiress Abigail Folger, writer Wojciech Frykowski and teenager Steven Parent were fatally stabbed on Aug. 9, 1969, under the Manson's command.
TVKylie Mar'American Horror Story' re-creates vicious Charles Manson murders
This week, "AHS: Cult" re-created another famous cult leader, Charles Manson, and the infamous murders of actress Sharon Tate and her friends.
TVKen Tucker‘Aquarius’ Season 2: Charles Manson Meets The Beach Boy
Aquarius is back for a second season on Wednesday night—a two-hour, commercial-free season premiere on NBC, in fact—and it furthers this fact-based detective story about a real Charles Manson and a fictional police detective, Sam Hodiak, played by David Duchovny. The season begins with Manson and his creepy-crawly crew in the midst of killing actress Sharon Tate and others in 1969 Los Angeles. The show then jumps back 18 months earlier, to show us the trail the cops are following—not to Manson, but to other cases, some of which will connect to the Manson “family.” If you find that sort of tease annoying, you may not lock in to Aquarius, but if you do—and I do—it makes for a tantalizing start to the new season.
TVKen Tucker'Manson's Lost Girls': So Happy Together With Charlie
Insane murderer Charles Manson gets the Lifetime Original Movie treatment in Manson’s Lost Girls, a Saturday-night special that almost makes you feel sorry for Squeaky Fromme. The TV-movie, as befits Lifetime’s mission to its viewership, centers around the young women drawn to Manson (played by Jeff Ward) in the late 1960s. Thus the story is told from the point of view of Linda Kasabian (MacKenzie Mauzy), a single mom with an adorable little daughter.
