Dolores hart husband

They said she was going to be the next Grace Kelly, with her long blonde curls and big blue eyes and ability to work the lens opposite stars like Montgomery Clift, Marlon Brando, and Elvis Presley. In fact, in the 1957 film Loving You, the rising actress gave the King his very first on-screen kiss—she blushed and then he blushed and “the director kept yelling ‘cut!’ ” And even though she didn’t date the heartthrob, when she suddenly disappeared from the limelight a few years later, rumors were that she’d fled Hollywood after bearing the icon’s love child.  
 “Nothing could have been further from the truth,” says Mother Dolores Hart, 80, more than five decades later from her office in the Abbey of Regina Laudis, an enclosed Benedictine monastery and working farm in Bethlehem, Connecticut. Her story was the subject of an Oscar-nominated short film, God Is the Bigger Elvis, released in 2012; now, as the 2018 Met Gala approaches, with its theme of “Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination,” who better to recall the push and pull between transcendent impulses and beaut

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