Gaby Morlay-André Lefaur-Harry Baur "Sansón" (Samson) 1936, de Maurice Tourneur.
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Gaby Morlay-André Lefaur-Harry Baur "Sansón" (Samson) 1936, de Maurice Tourneur.
Charles Boyer in Le Bonheur (Marcel L'Herbier, 1934).
You know how it goes. Contempt has always followed possession. To spend your whole life with someone, you don't need lust - which is quickly extinguished - but a harmony of minds, temperaments, and humor.
Le Plaisir, Max Ophüls (1952)
ACTRESSES WHO DIED 1964
Renee Godfrey at 44 from cancer
Mona Barrie at 54 from unknown events
Diana Wynyard at 58 from kidney disease
Gracie Allen at 69 from heart attack
Helena Makowska at 71 from unknown events
Gaby Morlay at 71 from unknown events
Naomi Childers at 71 from unknown events
Lissy Arna at 63 from cancer
Kate Manx at 34 from barbiturate overdose
Gertrude Michael at 52 from liver disease
L'amour d'une femme (The Love Of A Woman, 1953)
"Do you remember that first night, in the jeep? We spoke about our jobs and we understood one another perfectly. You even told me that I was lucky to be a doctor. What's changed?"
"I'm thinking of us now."
"Think of me, too."
"That's what I'm doing. Didn't you hear what I just said? The two of us."
"Yes, I heard. But the two of us means you."
Gaby Morlay Après l'amour, Léonce Perret (1931).
Le Plaisir | Max Ophüls | 1952
Jean Marais in André Bardot.