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When he was happy, there was no one more lovable. When he was depressed, he wanted to die. - Beverly Wills on James Dean
"You know, I cannot see — at least I cannot see as other people see. To me the world is just a misty blend of beautiful colors. I see everything as Whistler saw it, or, at least, as he loved to have us see it. No outline is distinct, and I am happier, for I cannot see the defects." — Theda Bara in 1917.
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William Powell Love’s Greatest Mistake (1927)
Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh, circa 1951, as husband and wife starring in “Caesar & Cleopatra,” a theatrical play.
Lauren Bacall in Madrid c. 1959
16-year-old Judy Garland during portrait sittings for The Wizard of Oz
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Humphrey Bogart and wife Lauren Bacall during a 1956 wardrobe test for the to-be film Top Secret Affair. Bogart was set to play General Goodwin, with Bacall cast as his leading lady, but Bogart’s increasing illness demanded his removal from the role. Bacall also withdrew, choosing instead to care for her husband, who passed away the following year. The film would have marked their fifth collaboration together since To Have and Have Not in 1944.
Jimmy Stewart on the set of “It’s a Wonderful Life” (1946)
Fredric March in The Marriage Playground (1929)
Elizabeth Taylor in Giant (1956)
Mary Pickford and real-life first husband Owen Moore as Cinderella and Prince Charming in Cinderella, 1914
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