#ingrid garbo

[weirdlookindog]

El gran amor del conde Drácula (1973)

AKA Count Dracula's Great Love; Dracula's Virgin Lovers; Cemetery Tramps; Cemetery Girls

[cinemaquiles]

Ver para crer: "Quando Marta gritou da tumba" (La Mansión de la Niebla, 1972)

[indy829]

The American Film Institute's Greatest Female Screen Legends (from Golden Age Hollywood)

The American Film Institute voted on the 25 Greatest Female and Male Screen Legends in 1999. To have been eligible, an actor or actress must have made their screen debut in or before 1950 or have died before the list was made in 1999 (thereby marking a completed body of work).

Here are their top 25 Female Legends. I know it isn't diverse in the slightest, but I still adore everyone here. Hopefully a future iteration of this list will yield more inclusive results.

[bitter69uk]

“People, remember this name: Ann-Margret. Simple and easy, just like the girl herself. Ann-Margret, 19, is the girl who will become the biggest Swede in Hollywood since Greta Garbo and Ingrid Bergman. She's a sexy, beautiful, intelligent, ambitious, green-eyed brunette. She sings, dances and acts. Critics have said: "She moves like Elvis, we call her 'The Animal, her voice should be X-rated, she's filming with Bette Davis, she stars with Pat Boone and Bobby Darin.” Audiences have said: "She's what's happening in show business". One of her records has sold 1 million copies, and for a long time she's been on the hit lists. So, here's the advice one more time - remember this name: Ann-Margret. She's already big, and she'll be bigger still.” 

/ The Swedish magazine Bild Journalen hyperventilating over hot new starlet-of-the-moment Ann-Margret in 1961, when her image was being pitched somewhere between “female Elvis” / “New Marilyn” (or “New Rita Hayworth”) and “America's answer to Brigitte Bardot”. (You can tell this article is early in her career because the most famous of devilish redheads is still a brunette!) / 

Today should be a religious holiday: triple threat (actress, singer, dancer), Valsjöbyn’s finest export and quintessential sex-kitten-gone-berserk the fabulous Ann-Margret (born 28 April 1941) turns 82! Coincidentally, she recently dropped Born to Be Wild, a collection of rock’n’roll standards and her first new album in years. It’s as bizarre and kitsch as you’d expect from A-M – and merits a whole separate post! Pictured: Ann-Margret in 1968.

[rosebudblog]

EL DIBUJANTE DEL CINE: JOSÉ RAMÓN SÁNCHEZ

Hoy vamos a recordar a un personaje realmente muy curioso y que a través del dibujo y la pintura se acercó al cine. Un artista que dijo de sí mismo: “He sido caricaturista e ilustrador, historietista y pintor, maquetista y escultor, he hecho un poco de todo y lo interesante si tengo que destacar algo en mi trayectoria es que he hecho muchas cosas distintas”. Hoy conocemos y recordamos a JOSÉ RAMÓN SÁNCHEZ (Santander, 1936)

José Ramón Sánchez se inicia muy joven en el dibujo y especialmente en el dibujo publicitario en los famosísimos Estudios Moro de Madrid en 1957. Unos años después comienza a trabajar en el cartel publicitario. Pero cuando Sánchez se da a conocer fue tras la muerte de Franco con los dibujos de los carteles electorales del PSOE en las elecciones de 1977 y 1979. Suya fue también la ilustración de la Constitución de 1978 para los escolares.

Su acercamiento al cine tiene efecto en 1979 cuando realiza la película de dibujos animados El desván de la fantasía junto a Cruz Delgado. Su figura se hace todavía más amplia y famosa para los niños españoles cuando en TVE aparece en los primeros años 80 en los programas Un globo, dos globos, tres globos, junto a Gloria Fuertes, en Sabadabadá junto a Mayra Gómez-Kemp o en Dabadabadá.

En esos años es cuando comienza a plasmar en pintura su gran afición al cine realizando desde entonces y hasta la actualidad varias colecciones:

-La gran aventura del cine:  realizada en 1980, compuesto por 120 cuadros y 20 retratos de actores y actrices. Un gran repaso al cine norteamericano de todos los tiempos. Un magnífico libro hoy bastante cotizado en librerías de lance y que me enorgullezco en tener. Aparecen películas como Moby Dyck, La vuelta al mundo en 80 días, El conde de Montecristo, Pinocho, King-Kong, Supermán, La guerra de las Galaxias, El último Mohicano, Rio Rojo.                                                                                                                                                               -50 años de cine español: 29 cuadros de 29 películas españolas seleccionadas por el pintor.                                                                                                                                 -La vuelta al cine en sesión continua.                                                                                                          -Me enamoré de una máscara: dedicada a Lon Chaney.                                                                               -Amores del cine.                                                                                                                                                  -Transiciones: 30 retratos de estrellas del cine; 24 de personajes y 6 de parejas. Aparecen retratos de Chaplin, Clark Gable, Brando, Orson Welles, Buster Keaton, Greta Garbo, y, asimismo, por parejas de película: Spencer Tracy - Katharine Hepburn, Humphrey Bogart - Ingrid Bergman, Ava Gardner - Burt Lancaster, Liz Taylor - Montgomery Clift y el propio Bogart con Lauren Bacall.

Este acercamiento de un cartelista publicitario al mundo del cine lo define él mismo como: “El cine es mi sueño desde niño y no he tenido los condicionamientos, grandes o pequeños, que te puede dar el cartelismo industrial”. José Ramón Sánchez ha sido pintando hasta la actualidad y presentando exposiciones por toda España.

A su hijo Daniel le preguntaron en una ocasión “¿Y tú por qué no pintas?” A lo que respondió “Para mí hablar de pintura es hablar de mi padre. Pero hablar de mi padre, es hablar de cine. Gracias por enseñarme lo que es el arte. Gracias, papá, por enseñarme a mirar”. Y es que, con los antecedentes del padre, su hijo no podía ser otro que Daniel Sánchez Arévalo (AzulOscuroCasinegro, Gordos, Primos, La gran familia española).

Dejo para el final una crítica anónima desde Zaragoza de su película El desván de la fantasía, que evoca el tiempo de José Ramón Sánchez en aquellos ya lejanos años 80:

“Buenos, buenos recuerdos, me trae este desván. El papá de Daniel Sánchez Arévalo ahora es mucho menos conocido que el hijo. Realmente ahora nadie conoce a José Ramón Sánchez. José Ramón Sánchez dibujó el cine de los que queríamos iniciarnos en el cine allá por los años 80. Dibujaba a los hermanos Marx o el incendio de Lo que el viento se llevó. Eso lo hacía en un programa de televisión. Antes había firmado esta simpatiquísima película acerca de los misterios que para un niño suponía subir al desván, pero no un desván cualquiera, sino al de la fantasía. Y eso, si eres niño, es mucho. Las imágenes, los dibujos, mejor dicho, de José Ramón, y si le llamo así parece que le llamo como al poeta, se han convertido, se convertían al verlos semana tras semana, en iconos de la televisión, la española, que era la única que había, y la mejor, no porque no hubiera otra sino porque de verdad era lo que tenía que ser: una magnífica cadena. Los nietos, el abuelo, la canción, por Dios, que no se me olvida y ni se me olvidará. ¿Ñoño, a estas alturas, recordar estas cosas? No, como en el tenis dirían. El desván de la fantasía era un divertimento semanal, que se esperaba con emoción. Pero eso fue después de la película, que básicamente juega con los mismos elementos y personajes. Condensados en 75 minutos se le perdonan falta de ligazón entre las historias, prima el contenido, cosa a la que José Ramón Sánchez ofrecía mucha importancia. Como en una viñeta. Razón por la cual, y por tantas otras, hay que darle las gracias a su creador y factotum. Muchas gracias, José Ramón”.

2/9/2024

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#internationalwomensday

Italian Actresses 🇮🇹

Sophia Loren 🇮🇹 Rome Italy 1934

Gina Lollobrigida 🇮🇹 Subiaco Italy

Claudia Cardinale 🇮🇹🇹🇳 was born in Tunisia 🇹🇳 to Italian parents 1938

Anna Magnani 🇮🇹 born Rome Italy 1908

Pier Angeli 🇮🇹 born Cagliari, Sardinia Italy 1932

Polish’s 🇵🇱 Actresses

Pola Negri 🇵🇱 born Lipno, Poland 1897

Tamara Wiszniewska 🇵🇱 Dubno Poland 1919

Bella Darvi 🇵🇱 Born Sosnowiec Poland 1928

Spanish Actresses 🇪🇸

Sara Montiel 🇪🇸 born Campo de Criptana , Castilla-la Mancha Spain 1928

Carmen Sevilla born 🇪🇸 Seville, Spain 1930

Soledad Miranda 🇪🇸 Seville, Spain

1943

Mexican 🇲🇽 Actress

Delores del Rio 🇲🇽 born Durango Mexico 1904

Lupe Velez 🇲🇽 born San Luis Potosí Mexico

1908

Raquel Torres 🇲🇽 born Hermosillo Mexico

Lilia Prado 🇲🇽 born Sahuayo Mexico 1928

Maria Felix 🇲🇽 born Alamos Mexico

1914

Sweden 🇸🇪

Swedish Actresses

Greta Garbo 🇸🇪

Stockholm Sweden 🇸🇪 1905

Ingrid Bergman Stockholm Sweden 🇸🇪 1915

Indian Actresses

India 🇮🇳

Madhubala 🇮🇳 Born Bombay India 1933

Nargis Dutt 🇮🇳 born Calcutta India 1929

Meena Kumari 🇮🇳 Bombay India 1933

Sridevi 🇮🇳 Meenampatti, India 1963

Waheeda Rehman 🇮🇳 Born Tamil Nadu 1938

Sadhana Shivdasani 🇮🇳 born Mumbai, India 1941

Vyjayanthimala 🇮🇳 born Chennai, India 1936

Nutan 🇮🇳 born Bombay, India 1936

Asha Parekh 🇮🇳 India 1942

China 🇨🇳

Chinese Actress

Anna May Wong born 🇺🇸🇨🇳 Los Angeles, USA 🇺🇸 to Chinese 🇨🇳 parents 1904

Nancy Kwan 🇨🇳 born Hong Kong China

Ursula Andress🇨🇭 born Ostermundigen Swizerland 1936

German Actresses

Germany 🇩🇪

Marlene Dietrich 🇩🇪born Berlin Germany 1901

Elke Sommer 🇩🇪born Berlin Germany 1940

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every time i see charles boyer is in a film i want to watch i immediately think "ugh not this dude" but that's like so unfair to him cause he's perfectly alright. i think it's cause he played ingrid bergman's horrible husband in gaslight and napoleon in conquest which is the worst garbo film of all so now my brain automatically has this violent reaction whenever it sees him

[marciabrady]

Least favourite old Hollywood stars?

Nothing against their fans! And, this goes without saying, but I love most old Hollywood stars, the ladies particularly. I never care much about men, one way or the other, so the only one I can think of that's my least favorite is Cornel Wilde, off the top of my head? My least favorite ladies would definitely be Norma Shearer, Lena Horne, and Barbara Stanwyck. And then, and it's not that I dislike them but, I could never get into the careers or personalities of Ingrid Bergman, Marilyn Monroe, Claudette Colbert, Grace Kelly (I'm trying tho lol), June Allyson, Greta Garbo (I know), or Audrey Hepburn. Then, I love this lady's work and think she's a great beauty so I reblog her all the time but, I dislike Ava Gardner's character.

[lightingelectratwo]

@bombawife day five oc in non replica. This is my oc Ingrid she's the mother of Alonzo,Misto and Victoria. Her sister's are Isis and Garbo. Beside Gothenburg being my favorite non replica her sister's are in it so I drew her in that style.

[weirdlookindog]

Víctor Barrera, Ingrid Garbo, and Mirta Miller in El gran amor del conde Drácula (1973)

[annachum]

Some figures whom I think looks kinda like how I imagine these figures to look like in their respective books/plays/legends

. Christine Daae ( POTO ) - Catherine Deneuve, Sissel Kyrkjebo, Christine Nilsson, Emmi Christensson, Ingrid Bergman

. Meg Giry ( POTO ) - Maria Khoreva, Leslie Caron

. Natasha Rostova ( War and Peace ) - Lyudmila Saveleva, Audrey Hepburn

. Cosette ( Les Mis ) - Rebecca Caine, Judy Kuhn, Isabelle Huppert, Adele Foucher

. Tatiana Larina ( Eugene Onegin ) - Liv Tyler

. Eponine ( Les Mis ) - Samantha Barks, Frances Ruffelle

. Raoul De Chagny ( POTO ) - Vincent Cassel ( especially when younger ), Steve Barton

. Marius Pontmercy - Michael Ball, Victor Hugo ( especially when younger )

. Mr Darcy - Colin Firth

. Elizabeth Bennet - Jennifer Ehle, Jane Austen

. Juliet Capulet - Olivia Hussey

. Jane Bennet - Susannah Harker, Rosamund Pike

. Daisy Fay - Buchanan - Mia Farrow, Ginerva King, Clara Bow

. Jordan Baker - Elizabeth Debicki in Great Gatsby, Gloria Swanson ( especially when younger )

. Fantine ( Les Mis ) - Patti Lupone's Fantine

. Madame Giry ( POTO ) - Maggie Smith, Sylvie Guillem

. La Sorelli ( POTO ) - Michele Mercier, Alessandra Ferri, Darcey Bussell

. Tess Durbeyfield ( Tess of the D'Ubervilles ) - Gemma Arterton

. Carmen ( Carmen Novella ) - Alba Flores, Carmen Amaya

. Scheherazade ( 1001 Nights, Islamic Legends ) - Golshifteh Farahani

. Teiniagua ( Brazilian Legends ) - Morena Baccarin

. Hua Mulan ( Chinese Legends ) - Ming Na Wen

. Katya Scherbatskya ( Anna Karenina ) - Darya Dogusheva, Sophia Behrs- Tolstoy, Evanna Lynch

. Anna Oblonskya ( Anna Karenina ) - Elizaveta Boyarskaya, Greta Garbo

. Carlotta ( POTO ) - Judy Kaye's Carlotta, Adelina and Carlotta Patti, Cecilia Bartoli, Maria Callas

. Desdemona ( Othello ) - Irene Jacob

[indy829]

When I Went to the Film - D.H. Lawrence - recited by Jeremy Irons

When I Went to the Film - D.H. Lawrence

When I went to the film and saw all the black-and-white feelings that nobody felt,

And heard the audience sighing and sobbing with all the emotions they none of them felt,

And saw them cuddling with rising passions they none of them for a moment felt,

And caught them moaning from close-up kisses, black-and-white kisses that could not be felt,

It was like being in heaven, which I am sure has a white atmosphere

Upon which shadows of people, pure personalities

Are cast in black and white, and move

In flat ecstasy, supremely unfelt

And heavenly.

[possession1981-moving]

btw any time i’m in a place such as a museum perhaps and there’s something related to both ingrid bergman and greta garbo that was specifically catered to me

[bitter69uk]

Born on this day: true Italian cinema royalty, the exquisite Alida Valli (née Alida Maria Laura Altenburger von Marckenstein-Frauenberg – she was a Baroness! -  31 May 1921 - 22 April 2006), who boasted a spectacular seven-decade career. (Her filmography stretches from 1936 until final role in 2002). Benito Mussolini once called Valli "the most beautiful woman in the world", but don’t hold that against her! At the height of her Continental fame, Hollywood imported her hoping she’d be a “new Garbo” or “new Ingrid Bergman”. Billed simply as “Valli” she featured in Alfred Hitchcock’s The Paradine Case (1947). More successfully, Valli made an intensely melancholic impression opposite Orson Welles in the British The Third Man (1949). Back in Italy, she collaborated with all the essential art cinema auteurs of the period: Luchino Visconti (Senso (1954)), Michelangelo Antonioni (Il Grido (1957)), Pier Paolo Pasolini (Oedipus Rex (1967)), Bernardo Bertolucci (The Spider's Strategem (1970)). Particularly noteworthy: in the eerie French thriller Les yeux sans visage (1959) (aka Eyes without a Face), she is icily inscrutable as the deranged scientist’s lesbianic assistant with the pearl choker and fetishistic wet-look PVC raincoat. But while Valli clearly excelled in the realm of high culture, she was gutsily unafraid to get down-and-dirty in horror and exploitation flicks in the seventies, like Lisa and the Devil (1973) by Mario Bava, Dario Argento’s Suspiria (1977) and nunsploitation shocker Killer Nun (1979) as the Mother Superior! She even cropped up in 1976 disaster movie The Cassandra Crossing, featuring the all-star cast of Sophia Loren, Richard Harris, Burt Lancaster, Ava Gardner – and OJ Simpson! If you seek out one Valli film, make it the swooning operatic melodrama Senso (pictured) about the doomed love story between an Italian countess (Valli) and an Austrian officer (Farley Granger). It’s impossibly beautiful - just look at the composition of this shot!

[indiejones]

THE 100 MOST POPULAR AMERICAN ACTRESSES OF ALL TIME ! (BASED ON INDIES SUBCONSCIOUS ASSESSMENT OF THE HIGHEST INFLATION-ADJUSTED WORLDWIDE GROSSING AMERICAN FILMS OF ALL TIME !) (1900-2022)

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http://www.imdb.com/list/ls520967383/

1. .Elizabeth Taylor 2. .Vivien Leigh 3. .Julie Andrews 4. .Marilyn Monroe 5. .Grace Kelly 6. .Audrey Hepburn 7. .Olivia de Havilland 8. .Norma Shearer 9. .Greer Garson 10. .Lindsay Lohan 11. .Faye Dunaway 12. .Natalie Portman 13. .Diane Keaton 14. .Jessica Lange 15. .Barbra Streisand 16. .Anne Bancroft 17. .Uma Thurman 18. .Ingrid Bergman 19. .Catherine Zeta Jones 20. .Joan Fontaine 21. .Natasha Richardson 22. .Emily Blunt 23. .Doris Day 24. .Winona Ryder 25. .Salma Hayek 26. .Ashley Judd 27. .Laura Linney 28. .Barbara Stanwyck 29. .Julianne Moore 30. .Shirley Temple 31. .Shirley Maclaine 32. .Sandra Bullock 33. .Meg Ryan 34. .Susan Sarandon 35. .Sophia Loren 36. .Gwyneth Paltrow 37. .Lauren Bacall 38. .Emma Thompson 39. .Helen Hunt 40. .Goldie Hawn 41. .Holly Hunter 42. .Sharon Stone 43. .Helen Mirren 44. .Audrey Tautou 45. .Greta Garbo 46. .Lillian Gish 47. .Claudette Colbert 48. .Carole Lombard 49. .Mary Pickford 50. .Gene Tierney 51. .Kristen Stewart 52. .Drew Barrymore 53. .Hilary Swank 54. .Agnes Moorehead 55. .Ava Gardner 56. .Jean Harlow 57. .Catherine Deneuve 58. .Katharine Hepburn 59. .Jean Simmons 60. .Helena Bonham Carter 61. .Susan Hayward 62. .Judy Garland 63. .Emma Roberts 64. .Greta Gerwig 65. .Jane Wyman 66. .Cameron Diaz 67. .Rita Hayworth 68. .Michelle Williams 69. .Julia Roberts 70. .Rachel McAdams 71. .Joan Crawford 72. .Carrie Fisher 73. .Deborah Kerr 74. .Geena Davis 75. .Laura Dern 76. .Maggie Smith 77. .Mary J. Blige 78. .Ginger Rogers 79. .Bette Davis 80. .Annette Bening 81. .Kate Winslet 82. .Cate Blanchett 83. .Ellen Burstyn 84. .Zoe Saldana 85. .Geraldine Page 86. .Marlene Dietrich 87. .Jane Fonda 88. .Joan Cusack 89. .Kathy Bates 90. .Carey Mulligan 91. .Sissy Spacek 92. .Renee Zellweger 93. .Marisa Tomei 94. .Penelope Cruz 95. .Liv Tyler 96. .Angela Lansbury 97. .Vera Farmiga 98. .Jessica Chastain 99. .Jennifer Aniston 100. .Jullianne Hough