1964 - 2010
Rita Moreno and Leonard I. Gordon
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Leonard I. Gordon and Rita Moreno were married for 45 years before Leonard I. Gordon died, leaving behind his partner and 1 child.
They had a daughter named Fernanda age 57.
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British Doctor Leonard I. Gordon was born Lennard Issac Gordon on 10th March, 1929 in Willesden and passed away on 30th Jun 2010 aged 81. He is most remembered for Rare Decent Chap. His zodiac sign is Pisces.
Rita Moreno is a 92 year old Puerto Rican Actress. Born Rosa Dolores Alverío Marcano on 11th December, 1931 in Humacao, Puerto Rico, she is famous for her roles as Zelda Zanders in the 1952 musical romantic comedy film Singin’ in the Rain, Tuptim in the 1956 musical film The King and I, Anita in the 1961 musical romantic drama film West Side Story, Louise in the 1971 drama film Carnal Knowledge, Lucy in the educational children's series The Electric Company, Olivia in the 1976 comedy farce film The Ritz, Claudia Zimmer in the 1981 romantic comedy film The Four Seasons, Carmen Sandiego (voice) in the PBS children's game show Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego?, Sister Peter Marie Reimondo in the HBO prison drama series Oz, Lydia Riera in the Netflix original comedy series One Day at a Time, Ah Puch (voice) in the Netflix original animated fantasy miniseries Maya and the Three, and Valentina in the 2021 musical romantic drama film West Side Story in a career that spans 1943–present and 1943–present. Her zodiac sign is Sagittarius.
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Relationship Statistics
| Status | Duration | Length |
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| Dating | 1964 - 18th Jun 1965 |
1 year, 5 months
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| Married | 18th Jun 1965 - 30th Jun 2010 |
45 years
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| Total |
1964 -
30th Jun 2010
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46 years, 6 months
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(18 June 1965 - 30 June 2010) (his death) (1 child)
Even her 46-year marriage to Dr. Leonard Gordon, a cardiologist, turned out to be a sham.
She stoically portrayed the happy housewife while her “nice Jewish husband” became increasingly tyrannical and possessive, monitoring
her every move.
She felt claustrophobic, entrapped like an exotic bird, but despite her angst she lacked the courage to leave. They also had a daughter and she did not want to break up the family.
“I was going insane,” she admits.”It was horrific because no one else had a clue. I played a role for a very, very long time.”
When Gordon died three years ago, she finally found her freedom. “It was an astonishing discovery,” she says. “After all the years of supervision I can do whatever I want. It was a very long time to be that unhappy.”
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