became smitten with Paget, who in 1997 said that he had proposed marriage. At the time, however, the media reported that she was romantically linked with Howard Hughes and nothing came of this infatuation. A 1956 article quoted Paget's comments about Hughes: I was in love with Howard for two years, and I don't care who knows it... I was never alone with him in the whole two years. Mother was always with us... I haven't seen Howard for a long time now, because I'm a one-man woman, and I've got to have a one-woman man... But I'll always remember Howard with fondness. Paget married actor and singer David Street on January 14, 1958, but she obtained a divorce on April 11, 1958. On March 27, 1960, she married Budd Boetticher, a director, in Tijuana, Mexico. They separated after 22 days, and their divorce became official in 1961. Paget left the entertainment industry in 1964 after marrying Ling C. Kung (孔令傑) on April 19, 1962. Kung was a Chinese-American oil industry executive. His parents were banker and politician H. H. Kung and businesswoman Soong Ai-ling. Through his father, he was a descendant of Confucius. His maternal aunts were Soong Mei-ling, wife of Chiang Kai-shek and First Lady of the Republic of China, and political figure Soong Ching-ling. Paget and Kung had one son, Gregory Teh-chi Kung. Their marriage ended in divorce in 1980. Filmography Feature films Radio plays Family Theater 1950-11-29 "The Clown" – Debra Paget, Stephen Dunn 1952-01-23 "The Thinking Machine" – Donald O'Connor, Debra Paget 1953-02-11 "The Indispensable Man" – Lisa Gaye, Robert Stack, Debra Paget 1953-12-09 "The Legend of High Chin Bob" – Debra Paget, Walter Brennan 1955-07-27 "Fairy Tale" – Debra Paget, Jack Haley 1956-11-07 "Integrity" – Debra Paget, Cesar Romero Lux Radio Theatre 1951-01-22 "Broken Arrow" – Burt Lancaster, Debra Paget 1952-09-22 "I'll Never Forget You" – Tyrone Power, Debra Paget, Michael Pate 1952-12-22 "Les Misérables" – Ronald Colman, Debra Paget, Robert Newton 1953-04-20 "Deadline USA" – Dan Dailey, Debra Paget, William Conrad Stars over Hollywood 1953-02-21 "The Wonderful Miss Prinn" – Debra Paget References Further reading External links dancing with a cobra in The Indian Tomb 1933 births Living people 20th-century American actresses 20th Century Studios contract players Actresses from Denver Actresses from Los Angeles American Christians American film actresses American radio actresses American television actresses Western (genre) film actresses