THE PHILADELPHIA STORY (1940, dir. George Cukor) HIGH SOCIETY (1956, dir. Charles Walters)

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THE PHILADELPHIA STORY (1940, dir. George Cukor) HIGH SOCIETY (1956, dir. Charles Walters)
Holiday — 1938, dir. George Cukor
Katharine Hepburn as Tess Harding Woman of the Year (1942), directed by George Stevens
Super 8 film of Grace Kelly on vacation in 1955
Grace Kelly as Frances Stevens in To Catch a Thief (1955)
“Vivien has a body of swansdown and the constitution of a GI on leave.” -Noël Coward
VIVIEN LEIGH in WATERLOO BRIDGE — 1940
Grace Kelly in 'Rear Window' (1954) dir. Alfred Hitchcock
Marilyn Monroe at a press conference at the Savoy Hotel in London, 1956
Les Choses de la Vie (1970), Claude Sautet
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I Dream of Jeannie Always on Sunday | 2.02
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marilyn monroe with Vivien Leigh and laurence olivier At London Airport in 1957
Happy Carol Cannes Anniversary! (May 17th, 2015)
But then the road trip, I think what happened is that the look of Carol freed up as they sort of meshed as one does when one falls in love, you lose those boundaries, that sense of your domain and your lover’s domain….so Carol’s style was more informed by Therese’s style. There was a liberation, I think, that happened visually as well as psychologically - Cate Blanchett
Rooney Mara + Cate Blanchett @ Carol Premiere (BFI London FF)