The Vintage Film Star Thread

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Montgomery Clift & Frank Sinatra, From Here to Eternity, 1953
View attachment Montgomery Clift & Frank Sinatra, From Here to Eternity, 1953.mp4

 

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Maurice Chevalier, Marlene Dietrich and Gary Cooper at the premiere of The Sign of the Cross, 1932. Cooper and Dietrich had a short-term affair with Cooper saying Dietrich was one of the few women who ever scared him in the bedroom with her aggressiveness.

 

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Errol Flynn by George Hurrell, late 1940s

 

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John Wayne and Montgomery Clift, Red River, 1948

 

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Gary Cooper, no doubt checking the gossip pages to see who he slept with the past week

 

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Gregory Peck, 1946

 

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Autographed photograph of Humphrey Bogart, 1940s

 

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Spencer Tracy by Irving Penn, 1948

 

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Dennis Hopper, 1955, by Frank Worth

 

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James Dean on the set of Giant, c. 1955, by Richard Crump Miller, 1978

 

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Dennis Hopper, 1955, by Frank Worth

Such a sweet face. I ran into Dennis, about 35 years after this shot, and after I'd just seen him play "Frank", in Blue Velvet. I actually crashed into him, while shopping. His eye twitched, and he was perfectly polite, but I was terrified.

 

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Errol Flynn, 1937

 

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Montgomery Clift, 1947

 

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does anyone have that image of Cary Grant, he's laying on his stomach wearing tight swimming bottoms showing a nice outline.
i saw it years ago but can not find it!

 

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does anyone have that image of Cary Grant, he's laying on his stomach wearing tight swimming bottoms showing a nice outline.
i saw it years ago but can not find it!

found it

 

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Steve McQueen visiting Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh on the set of Psycho, 1959

 

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Montgomery Clift, photographed by Stanley Kubrick

 

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Dennis Hopper, 1955. An eighteen year old Dennis Hopper in a pre-release still for I Died A Thousand Times, in which he played the uncredited role of "Joe". The pre-release title was Jagged Edge". A Warner Brothers studio snipe on reverse states that his next film will be Rebel Without A Cause.

 

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Ronald Colman

 

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Errol Flynn, late 1930s - early 1940s