Vintage photo of Kathy Benvin and actor Anthony Quinn

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G Flip reveals how they charmed Selling Sunset star wife Chrishell Stause - after announcing exciting baby plans Although she met Quinn in 1985, the duo didn’t marry until 1997. “Our kids were already born before that,” she says, candidly, with some sheepish laughter. “We did it the wrong way! Antonio and Ryan were already born [the youngest of 13 children, in ’93 and ’96, respectively] and he was going through a mess in his life [Quinn’s divorce from second wife Iolanda Addolori resulted in much tabloid fodder from 1995-97] — but that’s public information already,” she finishes, with a quiet smile.

Kathy’s passion for the Anthony Quinn Foundation is unbridled, reflecting, no doubt, the same zest with which her late husband too approached an illustrious acting career that spanned nearly seven decades and included such classics as Viva Zapata! (1952), Lust for Life (1956), Lawrence of Arabia (1962) and Zorba the Greek (1964). He wrote two autobiographies - fittingly, since Anthony Quinn's unbridled appetite for success, women and fatherhood meant his sins and achievements could fill a library. Rejuvenated by his daughter Antonia, now eight, he settled for domestic bliss with Miss Benvin and their second child, Ryan, was born in 1996. His second set of memoirs, One Man Tango, published in 1995, rang with gratitude for being alive and having a fresh family.Thug, 41, who strangled his disabled partner, 50, with a dog lead and left her body to be found two days...

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Former Bachelor Ben Flajnik reveals he SECRETLY married his 'best friend' last month in Sonoma during an 'intimate ceremony surrounded by family' He won a brace of Oscars, first for supporting Marlon Brando in Viva Zapata, 1952, then as best actor of 1956 in Lust For Life. This was the story of Van Gogh (Kirk Douglas) but it was Quinn who took the prize as Gaugin.