Stage Name: Claudette Colbert
Birth Name: Émilie Claudette Chauchoin "Lily"
Occupation: Actress /Pinup Model
Years Active: 1923–1965; 1974–1987
Notable Works: Cleopatra (1934), won Oscar for It Happened One Night (1934), Golden Globe for The Two Mrs. Grenvilles (1987 TV)
Date/Place Birth: September 13, 1903 (1903-09-13) Saint-Mandé, Seine, France (now Saint-Mandé, Val-de-Marne, Île-de-France, France)
Date/Death/Cause: In the early 1960's after a career of more than 60 years, Colbert retired to her home in Speightstown Barbados, where she died at the age of 92 (July 30, 1996), following a series of strokes.
Spouse(s) & Children: Norman Foster (1928–1935, divorced); Dr. Joel Pressman (1935–1968 his death)
Short Biography: The American Film Institute placed her at number 12 on their "AFI's 100 Years... 100 Stars" list of the "50 Greatest American Screen Legends" Little has been said of how she may have supported our troops or the U.S./Allied war efforts Claudette Colbert had no children and is buried at theParish of St. Peter Cemetery in Barbados.

1943 WWII DOCUDRAMA MOVIE REVIEW: SO PROUDLY WE HAIL! (1943 Universal Cinema Classics) is a great 1943 docudrama movie which stars some of WWIIs most gorgeous pinup girls as band of Army nurses bound for base hospital on Honolulu, until the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor redirects them to Bataan Philippines. Led by the plucky Lt. Davidson (Claudette Colbert), the women form a tight bond that gets them through the horrors of the Japanese offensive, countless casualties and other hardships of war. Paulette Goddard and Veronica Lake co-star in this inspiring Oscar-nominated story which at the time recent history from the tragedies of World War II. Regretfully all these gorgeous sexy pinup girls appear mostly in olive drab coveralls everyone’s performances are compelling and the truly inspiring lessons about dealing with loss and adversity can easily apply to today in war or in peace. You should watch this movie SO PROUDLY WE HAIL! (1943 Universal Cinema Classics) it will also help you understand why the U.S. troops and infact every true American loved these gorgeous pin up girls who help us win World War II.