Carole Lombard
In A Publicity Portrait For
Twentieth Century (1934)
Photo By Eugene Robert Richee
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Carole Lombard
In A Publicity Portrait For
Twentieth Century (1934)
Photo By Eugene Robert Richee
Lana Turner on the set of Johnny Eager, 1941
Tallulah Bankhead
By Herbert Mitchell (1930)
Romy is the only true love of my life... I haven’t betrayed her a single second, I was always thinking only about her and still am..I have never recovered from her death. I still miss her terribly... I'm not afraid to die, because i know I’d be with her
Alain Delon, 2011
FAVORITE CLASSIC FILM PERFORMANCES
Joan Crawford as Sadie McKee in SADIE MCKEE (1934) dir. Clarence Brown
You couldn't think of marrying that man for anything but his money. - Sure. Every gal has her price, and mine's high.
~ Hortense Haudebourt-Lescot, Portrait of a lady in a wooded landscape (c.1820-1840) (detail)
She’s the kind of girl that men remember—that’s Myrna Loy—and that’s why she’s attracting attention. It might be apropos to call her the 1926 model stream-line vampire. She has flaming red hair, wicked green eyes, and the mystery and lure of old Mother Eve.
Myrna Loy, Motion Picture Classic November 1926
Mary Pickford in Motion Picture Magazine, April 1925
“Do you remember when we first met? I thought I had wandered into a dream.”
— J.R.R. Tolkien
Sidney Poitier & Diahann Carroll in Paris Blues (1961) dir. Martin Ritt
Clara Bow
By Eugene Robert Richee (1926)
Marilyn Monroe photographed by Milton Greene on the backlot of 20th Century Fox, 1954
“Being alone has nothing to do with how many people are around.”
— Richard Yates, Revolutionary Road
Isabelle Adjani, 1981
What's important is that we're together. And as long as we're together, nothing bad can really happen. Right, Norman?
NORMA SHEARER by George Hurrell, 1934