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Marilyn Monroe by the artworks of William Goetz's home, 1956. Photos by Joshua Logan.
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Marilyn Monroe by the artworks of William Goetz's home, 1956. Photos by Joshua Logan.
Marlon Brando’s Pennebaker Productions
La Casa de las Tres Geishas
La Casa de las Tres Geishas was originally published on culturacine.com
Jimmy Stewart in 1950.
Publicity still taken during the production of Harvey (1950) at the request of William Goetz, head of production at Universal-International Pictures, who was a sucker for no-face.
Harvey is an occult comedy/drama based the award-winning Broadway play by Mary Chase, as directed by Henry Koster, and starring James Stewart and Josephine Hull.
The story is about a human male’s friendship with a Hammersmith demon (though laughably referred to as a “pooka” throughout the course of the film) named Harvey, who manifests in the form of a 6-foot, 3-and-a-half-inch tall rabbit visible only to the Jimmy Stewart character.
Marilyn Monroe photographed by Joshua Logan with William Goetz's art collection, 1956.
Marilyn at William Goetz's home, photographed in front of prestigious artwork at the end of 'Bus Stop' filming by director Joshua Logan, March 1956.