Al Pacino
Unused photo for the Movie Poster Campaign- Dog Day Afternoon 1975
Photograph by Bill Gold
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May 21st, 2012
Al Pacino photographed by Brett Ratner
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Elliott Erwitt, Third Avenue El, 1955
1957 Marilyn Monroe donne le coup d’envoi du match de football USA vs Israël au stade d’ Ebbets Field à Brooklyn … (Photo AP)
May 11th, 2012
Harlem, New York City 1940. Photo by Martine Barrat
Michael Rougier, Japanese youth, Tokyo, 1964
Michael Rougier, Yoko, 17 years old, Tokyo, 1964.
April 10th, 2012
“You touch me and you won’t live ‘till morning.”
-Ava Gardner in The Killers(1946, dir. Robert Siodmak) Photo by Ray Jones
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Audrey Hepburn photographed by Hans Gerber, 1954
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“I defy any pretty girl who is rocketed to stardom in a sex nymphette role to stay on a level path. Lolita exposed me to temptations no girl of that age should undergo. From the time I was about 16, I’d go totally wacko, totally crazy, for about three months at a time, then go into such deep depressions that I wouldn’t even leave the house to go to the grocery store.
I hate the spotlight, I hate people looking at me, I don’t like strangers asking me questions. I like to be left alone. I enjoy my security, my safeness with a private life. I was once on a television show, a talk show. My brother had just died two days before that. The interviewer opens his show by saying - and now I was 16 years old - he said, ‘Did your brother kill himself because you played Lolita?’ I didn’t say a thing. I got up and I walked off. I couldn’t even dignify that. I had no words. That’s typical of the reason that I can’t be a movie star. I never could.
Am I going to be Lolita when I’m 50? Much as I appreciated Lolita in her day, I’d like to leave her now.”
Sue Lyon 1962
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Marilyn Monroe.
by Ed Feingersh.
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April 6th, 2012
You weren’t there. You weren’t inside of my head when I was fucked up.
You’re certainly not there now. You haven’t got any idea how I feel.
Brian Jones and Mick Jagger, photo by Linda McCartney 1966
Paul Trevor, Liverpool, 1975
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