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brightwalldarkroom:
Una Merkel and Ginger Rogers eating fruit on a train.
(42nd Street, 1933)
Since it’s International Women’s Day, I would like to put the spotlight on a very underrated classic Hollywood lady: Hedy Lamarr. Not only was she a famous actress, she was also an inventor who helped invent the system behind Wi-fi and Bluetooth. That’s right: she was not only a beautiful and talented actress, she was also highly intelligent and inventive. But Hedy was also a strong woman: she was married to a controlling and rich husband and had to disguise herself and flee from her native Austria to get away from him. Afterwards she reinvented herself as a glamorous actress and stunned Hollywood, where she was called ‘the most beautiful woman alive’.
Jean Harlow delivers one of the most famous (and misquoted) movie lines ever in Hell’s Angels (1930).
Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer at their Los Angeles home on the day of the 28th Academy Awards, March 21, 1956.
Ann Sheridan.
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In Memoriam
Hedy Lamarr
(9th of November 1914 - 19th of January 2000)
”I’d say it is that I face things, however unpleasant. I also think I see myself in my true colors and don’t ever close my eyes to my faults.” - Hedy Lamarr on her best quality
”Hedy invented as a hobby. Since she made two or three movies a year, each one taking about a month to shoot, she had spare time to fill.” - Hedy’s Folly: The Life And Breakthrough Inventions Of Hedy Lamarr, The Most Beautiful Woman In The World
Dolores Costello photographed by Edward Steichen for Vanity Fair, 1927
I don’t think all writers are sad . I think it’s the other way around —– all sad people write.
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Jean Louis Trintignant and Brigitte Bardot in And God Created Woman (1956)
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Marilyn Monroe at the opening of the Time-Life Building, 1957.
Marilyn Monroe photographer by Bert Stern, 1962.
Francoise Dorleac and Catherine Deneuve
Ladies with rifles, ca. 1920s