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Deadline Hollywood reports:

Arlene Dahl, who starred in the 1959 sci-fi classic Journey to the Center of the Earth and many other films along with TV roles and also was an influential beauty and astrology writer, has died. She was 96.

Dahl appeared on multiple TV soap operas including All My Children and One Life to Live and guested on such popular series as Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In, The Love Boat, Fantasy Island and Love, American Style.

In the early 1950s, she launched a syndicated beauty column called “Let’s Be Beautiful,” which would run for more than two decades. She later started Arlene Dahl Enterprises, which specialized in lingerie and cosmetics, and became a widely syndicated astrology writer in the 1980s.

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Arlene Dahl Dies: ‘Journey To The Center Of The Earth’ Star Was 96 https://t.co/XLt0oF41rI

— Jennifer Ouellette (@JenLucPiquant) November 29, 2021

We are saddened to hear of the passing of MGM star and Hollywood legend, Arlene Dahl, who shined brightly throughout her expansive career. Our thoughts are with her friends and family, and we are so thankful for the time spent with her. pic.twitter.com/c8lZMq2sLt

— TCM (@tcm) November 29, 2021

Arlene Dahl, Actress Who Made Beauty Her Business, Dies at 96 https://t.co/ntvG5LjNZw

— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) November 29, 2021

My #beautifulfriend #arlenedahl had just died. She one of the most #gorgeouswomen I’ve ever met. My heart goes out to her faithful husband @marcrosennyc #rip #riparlenedahl https://t.co/zBgP89JWiq

— Joan Collins (@Joancollinsdbe) November 29, 2021

“She looked like a femme fatale and she wasn’t. She was really sweet and dear and lovely.” – Ava Gardner on Arlene Dahl. pic.twitter.com/RKydEDCvyq

— Jessica Pickens (JP) (@HollywoodComet) November 29, 2021

“Always ask a man: The key to femininity by Arlene Dahl” vía @awfullibbooks pic.twitter.com/Ud1ACO71Vs

— Razorbuzz – 로베르뜨 (@razorbuzz) November 19, 2014