Tallulah Bankhead- IzJanae Soler

Tallulah is born

Jan 31, 1902

Tallulah is born to her parents, William and Adelaide Bankhead.

First film appearence

Feb 4, 1918

Tallulah plays a role in "Who Loved Him Best?", directed by Dell Henderson, marking her first film debut.

First theatre appearence

Dec 26, 1918

Tallulah appears in the stage play "A Little Journey" on Broadway, partially due to personal connections.

Departure to England

Jan 6, 1923

Tallulah sails to England, primarily to see a love interest, Napier Alington.

Return to Broadway

Jan 13, 1931

Tallulah sails back to the United States, and returns to Broadway.

Marriage to John Emery

Aug 31, 1937

Tallulah marries John Emery, who she would be in a relationship with until their divorce in 1941.

Claim to fame

Feb 15, 1939

Tallulah appears in "The Little Foxes" and "The Skin Of Our Teeth", earning her acclaim and awards.

Appears in "Lifeboat"

Jan 11, 1944

Tallulah plays columnist Connie Porter, which is a role that earns her an NYFCC for Best Actress.

"The Big Show"

Nov 9, 1950

Tallulah begins to host NBC radio show "The Big Show", alongside many other celebrities.

Tallulah dies

Dec 12, 1968

Tallulah dies of pneumonia, complicated by malnutrition and emphysema.