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Classic films, television and Hollywood's Golden Age - passions and obsesessions.

Enchanted by screens - the magic they portray and the gods and monsters they've featured. It's the stuff that dreams are made of. Ready for my close-up now...

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Yul Brynner during the filming of Anthony Quinn’s THE BUCCANEER (1958)
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Jack Benny, Bette Davis, Boots Mallory and her husband Herbert Marshall, and Coleen Gray chatting at a party at the Beverly Hills Hotel in 1952. #DailyBette
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Bette Davis and Elizabeth Taylor at the Filmex Tribute to Elizabeth Taylor at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, November 1981. #DailyBette
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Bette Davis portrait for Warner Bros. circa 1932, she signed her contract with the studio. #DailyBette
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Antonio Moreno, Greta Garbo, and HB Warner for Fred Niblo’s THE TEMPTRESS (1926)
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Director Herbert Ross with Shirley Maclaine on set of THE TURNING POINT (1977)
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Gene Tierney, featured on the cover of Motion Picture, March 1942
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Rosemary Clooney, Dean Martin, and Jerry Lewis on “The Colgate Comedy Hour.”
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“Ingrid Bergman Takes A Short Holiday From Hollywood”, photographs by Bob Landry for LIFE, February 1941
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THE GHOST AND MRS. MUIR (1947)

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