Sharon Tate

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Sharon Tate, photographed by Bill Goulding.

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Sharon Tate, photographed on May 17th, 1966.

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Sharon Tate, photographed by Jerry Schatzberg.

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Sharon Tate at the October 16th, 1966 premiere of A Funny Thing Happened on The Way to The Forum’ in New York City. At the bottom she’s with Earl Wilson and Roddy McDowall.

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Sharon Tate by James Silke, 1968

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Sharon Tate, photographed on March 25th, 1966 by Reg Burkett.

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Sharon Tate, Jay Sebring, and Doris Tate celebrating the 1965 Christmas holiday at Jay’s Easton Drive home.

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Sharon Tate and Jay Sebring on vacation in Italy in 1965. The first and last photos come from the new documentary ‘Jay Sebring...Cutting To The Truth.’

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Happy Birthday to actress Barbara Bouchet.

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The ending of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and the real Sharon Tate, Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger, and Wojciech Frykowski.

The end of the film creates a world where they all get to have futures that were stolen from them in real life.

Originally posted to @simplysharontate on Instagram on 8/8/2020

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Sharon Tate, photographed in April 1968 by Ellen Graham. From @ellengrahamphotography on Instagram.

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Sharon Tate by Ellen Graham, 1968

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Real photographs of Sharon Tate seen in the Cielo Drive house in the film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Originally posted to Instagram in December 2019.

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Sharon Tate alongside Margot Robbie as Sharon and Margot’s own words about what Sharon represents in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. The film was released in US movie theaters on July 26th, 2019.

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Sharon Tate by James Silke, 1968

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Sharon Tate and Eduardo Tirella in Big Sur, 1966. Tirella served as the set decorator on the film Don’t Make Waves (and has a brief cameo in the film) while Sharon portrayed the character Malibu. Shortly after filming ended, he was killed by heiress Doris Duke. Now Vanity Fair has published an in-depth article about his life and death which can be viewed on their website and in the print copy of the July/August issue.

Did Billionaire Tobacco Heiress Doris Duke Get Away With Murder?

In the fall of 1966, the temperamental socialite killed a close confidant in tony Newport, Rhode Island. Local police ruled the incident “an

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Sharon Tate in Esquire Magazine. Photos by Jerry Schatzberg and William Helburn