Jane Fonda, c.1965
December 15th with 1,967 notes
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Edith Head’s costume design sketches for Audrey Hepburn
— in Roman Holiday (1953), Sabrina (1954), & Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)
November 3rd with 24,106 notes
Gregory Peck with his wife, Veronique, 1960.
November 2nd with 90 notes
Carrie Fisher behind the scenes of Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
“Carrie was very funny and kept everyone entertained. She was able to boss those guys around without looking silly. That was an important part of her character, that she was the boss. And she was also shorter than everybody else, but she handled that great.” - George Lucas
October 5th with 3,066 notes
SHARON TATE photographed by EARL LEAF while attending an event in Los Angeles, 1966
“Being in Sharon's presence, was being enveloped in grace. Her inner beauty superseded her outer beauty, if you can imagine. Once in a while she'd catch me staring at her in awe.” - Patty Duke
April 7th with 1,063 notes
“Their relationship with each other was very intense. He knew her in a way that I don’t think anyone else ever could. And because of that, and because they both didn’t have any help in handling their emotions, they could wound each other deeper than anyone else ever could.”
- Lucie Arnaz
April 7th with 2,533 notes
While at the University of California, Berkeley, Gregory Peck landed his first leading role as Matt Burke in the university production of Anna Christie (1938).
April 6th with 1,058 notes
“I just do things I really enjoy. I enjoy acting. When I’m driving to the studio, I sing in the car. I love my work and my wife and my kids and my friends. And I think “You’re a lucky man Gregory Peck, a damn lucky man.”
Happy Birthday Gregory Peck! (April 5th 1916 - June 12th 2003)
Lucille Ball in candid home movie footage shot at the Desilu Ranch acreage that she shared with her husband Desi Arnaz
located in Chatsworth, California, circa mid-1940s.
March 4th with 1,183 notes
“You know, it’s a funny thing. You’re trying to find out what your father hired me to find out. And I’m trying to find out why you want to find out.”
THE BIG SLEEP (1946) dir. Howard Hawks
March 3rd with 1,136 notes