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Showing posts with label hollywood royalty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hollywood royalty. Show all posts
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December 9, 2010
From 1955: Bettie Page Wishes You A Merry Christmas
January 1955, where Page was Playmate of the Month.
She had a saucy innocence that is both contemporary and provocative, and also nostalgic.
Hugh Hefner
She had a saucy innocence that is both contemporary and provocative, and also nostalgic.
Hugh Hefner
July 31, 2010
From 1968: The Moon Is Acting Very Funny
Our patron saint, Miss Tuesday Weld, with Anthony Perkins in 1968's Pretty Poison.
Don't be fooled by the lighthearted feel of this trailer; this movie is positively depraved.
Here's a bit of trivia for you: Tuesday Weld turned down the lead in Rosemary's Baby in favor of Pretty Poison.
Don't be fooled by the lighthearted feel of this trailer; this movie is positively depraved.
Here's a bit of trivia for you: Tuesday Weld turned down the lead in Rosemary's Baby in favor of Pretty Poison.
July 25, 2010
From 1967: Dollface
Beautiful Mia Farrow in 1967, when she was still Mrs. Frank Sinatra
Despite a quite acrimonious divorce in 1968 (Frank famously served her papers in her flower-child trailer on the set of Rosemary's Baby, and she cried so hard that she was unable to shoot for days afterward) and a union that lasted merely two years, Mia and Sinatra remained very close until his death, and she is still on excellent terms with the remainder of the Sinatra family.
Frank and Mia arrive at Truman Capote's famous Black and White Ball:
Frank and Mia's wedding day at The Sands in Vegas, July 19, 1966:
A still from the Life article:
Despite a quite acrimonious divorce in 1968 (Frank famously served her papers in her flower-child trailer on the set of Rosemary's Baby, and she cried so hard that she was unable to shoot for days afterward) and a union that lasted merely two years, Mia and Sinatra remained very close until his death, and she is still on excellent terms with the remainder of the Sinatra family.
Frank and Mia arrive at Truman Capote's famous Black and White Ball:
Frank and Mia's wedding day at The Sands in Vegas, July 19, 1966:
A still from the Life article:
July 8, 2010
From 1981: The Greatest Tribute Of All Time To Saint Joan Of Crawford
The movie is from 1981, this remix is from 2009.
Both are sent from Heaven itself.
Both are sent from Heaven itself.
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