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La princesse Grace de Monaco, Jane Wyman et le directeur de l'ORTF (Office de radiodiffusion-télévision française) Jacques-Bernard Dupont au festival international de télévision à Monte-Carlo à Monaco, le 13 février 1967.

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The Shape of Water (2017)  // Johnny Belinda (1948)

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“Rosalind Russell is leaving town to recuperate from The Women–or rather from the first kick delivered by Paulette Goddard in their movie fight. Paulette uses the toe method in kicking (very painful). For the second take, she was ordered to kick with the side of her foot. ‘Also painful,’ Miss Russell told me prior to leaving, ‘but less dangerous.’” – Sheilah Graham

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Myrna Loy getting her nails done on the set of After the Thin Man, 1936

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Celeste Holm and Gregory Peck in Gentleman’s Agreement, 1947

The Academy Awards: a pictorial history by Paul Michael, 1964

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Marlene Dietrich in her dressing room, c.1942

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Happy Birthday Carrie Fisher! [B. October 21st, 1956-∞]

“When I love, I love for miles and miles. A love so big it should either be outlawed or it should have a capital and its own currency.” - Carrie Fisher

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Costume reference Polaroid of Carrie Fisher for Return of the Jedi.

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One of the items up for sale is Reynolds’ personal shot of a young Fisher with her pet bird Benny Karl, circa 1964. It’s estimated to fetch somewhere between $100 and $200. (x)

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Grace Kelly

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Anita O’Day singing “Sweet Georgia Brown” at the Newport Beach Jazz Festival, 1958.

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Brief Encounter (1945) dir. David Lean

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It’s a no from Aunt Polly.

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Rita Hayworth on the set of The Lady From Shanghai, 1947

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Constance Bennett in What Price Hollywood? (1932)