Amazing thread :

Robert Mitchum


James Dean


Ruby Dee




James Earl Jones & Cicely Tyson

thanks heaps! I'll be bookmarking this one

ZombieKitten said:

You need this link;

http://www.condenaststore...inorcode=0

Conde Nast is the publisher of a LOT of stuff, Vanity Fair among them. Their online store has got alot of pics up for sale; they have great scans of the best Hollywood icons by the best Hollywood photographers.

Here's Fred Astaire by Cecil Beaton;


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HamsterHuey said:

I had a thread with pics of this site a few months back; ayedunno if you remember. I asked people to pick their favourite. was a fun thread!

Conde Nast has got a photography site up (all to order prints) with 780 publicity shots. Beat THAT!



Alfred Lunt & Lynn Fontanne Profile II

The married actors Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne appeared together in dozens of plays, most often in productions at the Theater Guild such as The Guardsman, Arms and the Man, and Design for Living. Photograph by Nickolas Muray, in 1922, from the Condé Nast Archive.

HamsterHuey said:

I definitely remember that thread. I picked some great photos and saved them. But sometimes I like the ones that aren't so professional.

Another great hptographer is Bob Willoughby. I became a fan through Org, when someone posted a publicity shot of Anne Nacroft for The Graduate I had never seen. I searched for more and found www.globalgallery.com that has DOZENS (actually; 203) of his pics online, also to order prints. Their gallery is addicting;

http://www.globalgallery....y&x=12&y=9

Bob Willoughby's site;

http://www.willoughbyphot...2/main.php


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Max Schreck

just had a conversation about him



vincent price

At Liza Minelli's birthday party, Beverly Hills, 1952

Surrounded by dress forms in the Paramount Studios wardrobe department, 1958

On the MGM set of "Raintree County", 1956

Probably one of my faves;

Visiting her pet deer on the set of "Green Mansions", 1958

One of the most memorable faces in cinema, as portrayed in "The Caine Mutiny", Columbia Studios, 1953

On the Warner Brothers set of "A Star is Born", 1954

Montgomery Clift, on the set of the MGM film, "Raintree County", 1956

Olivia De Havilland , portrait in her Beverly Hills home, 1954.

HamsterHuey said:

Isn't Elizabeth Taylor just the most beautiful women that ever lived

Myrna Loy


Norma Shearer


Paulette Goddard


Ava Gardner


William Powell


John Barrymore