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Vidor

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Vi·dor  (vdôr), King Wallis 1894-1982.
American film director noted for his experimentation with visual effects and camera movement in motion pictures such as The Big Parade (1925) and Wedding Night (1935).
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That year she marred Barton Bainbridge, an older English businessman, who shot himself after she ran off and then married Charles Vidor, the film director.
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Vidor remembers air raid sirens that were regularly tested when she was growing up in Chicago, and the fear such exercises caused.
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