Talk:Susan Hart
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Restoration and modification of earlier version, on 2 October 2011
edit(1) On 14 November 2010, Boleyn deleted the page for American actress Susan Hart, and replaced it with a redirect to a different person (a very much younger British musician and artist named Su Hart, not Susan), in the mistaken belief that the actress whose page he was deleting was the same actress named Susan Hart whose page had been deleted previously, on 4 January 2010. In fact, however, they are two different Susan Harts:
- The Susan Hart whose page was deleted on 4 January 2010 was reportedly born sometime in the 1960s, and is listed as "Susan Hart (IV)" at IMDb. See:
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Susan_Hart&oldid=242447884,
Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/Susan_Hart_(actress)
and
- However, the Susan Hart whose page Boleyn deleted on 14 November 2010, and replaced with a redirect to someone else altogether, was born on June 2, 1941, and is listed at IMDb as "Susan Hart (I)":
"Susan Hart (IV)" was indeed insignificant, and probably deserved to be deleted, but the original Susan Hart (aka "Susan Hart (I)") has a reasonably substantial body of work, and most definitely should not have been deleted.
(2) Besides restoring the page as it existed previously, I added the phrase "American International Pictures co-founder," with a link to the Wikipedia entry for American International Pictures, so that anyone reading the article for Susan Hart will know who her late husband James H. Nicholson was without having to click on the link to his Wikipedia entry. I also made a couple of other, very minor changes (adding commas and the like).
(3) Finally, I added an "External links" section to the article, with a link to Susan Hart's IMDb page.