Gretchen Mol has Americana in her veins. When she first arrived on the scene in the late 1990s, observers and critics, wowed by her cottony golden locks, gigawatt smile and that arresting name, which Jack Warner himself would have been proud to create, proclaimed her to be the heir apparent to the immaculately-coifed bombshells of Hollywood's Golden Age. Like any smart ingénue, Mol soaked up the attention and used it to land meaningful roles, rising above the "it girl" fray to become a captivating...
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FEB 27, 2009 06:00 AM