0007_0020
Marlon Brando eating toast at his Beverly Glen home in Los Angeles
1953
© 1978 Sid Avery
[52995 results]
9999_0017
Directors Group Party. 11/72.
Alfred Hitchcock, Serge Silverman. © 1978 Marv Newton
3506_0001
Boz Scaggs, 1978. © 1978 Ulvis Alberts
MPTV
3339_0316
"Casablanca"
Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman
1942 Warner Bros.
MPTV
967_100
Cher and Sonny Bono
circa 1973
Photo by Gabi Rona
9620_0016
"Sandpiper"
Elizabeth Taylor on location during lunch
1965 MGM © 1978 Bernie Abramson
MPTV
9655_0002
"Little Women"
Margaret O'Brien, Elizabeth Taylor, June Allyson, Janet Leigh, Peter Lawford
1949 MGM
**R.C.
MPTV
9999_0015
Directors Group Party. 11/72.
Alfred Hitchcock. © 1978 Marv Newton
9967_0028
"Rooster Cogburn," Universal 1974.
John Wayne and Katharine Hepburn. © 1978 David Sutton
9984_0001
"Pals of the Saddle," Republic 1938.
John Wayne and Doreen McKay.
9983_0001
"The Fighting Seabees,"
John Wayne
Republic 1944.
9957_0004
"The Quiet Man"
John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara. © 1952 Republic
9620_0015
"Sandpiper"
Elizabeth Taylor on location during lunch
1965 MGM © 1978 Bernie Abramson
MPTV
9154_0026
"Living It Up,"
Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis
1959 Paramount
9605_0003
"Cat on a Hot Tin Roof"
Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Newman
1958 MGM
** R.C.
9605_0005
"Cat on a Hot Tin Roof"
Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Newman
1958 MGM
MPTV
9038_0008
"Whose Been Sleeping In My Bed,"
Dean Martin & Elizabeth Montgomery.
1963 Paramount
9340_0006
"Spellbound,"
Gregory Peck and Ingrid Bergman
1945 United Artists
8302_0001
"Hud,"
Paul Newman, 1963. © 1962 Paramount Pictures
9018_0002
"In Harm's Way," Paramount 1965.
Burgess Meredith and John Wayne.
9214_0003
"The Enforcer"
Humphrey Bogart
Backstage between takes
1950 Warner Bros.
Photo by "Graybill"
MPTV
9235_0006
"Father of the Bride"
Spencer Tracy and Elizabeth Taylor
1950 MGM
**R.C.
MPTV
9138_0032
"Dial M For Murder,"
Director Alfred Hitchcock.
1954 Warner Bros. © 1978 Sanford Roth/AMPAS
9038_0007
"Whose Been Sleeping In My Bed,"
Elizabeth Montgomery & Dean Martin.
1963 Paramount
6693_0002
"Kiss Me Stupid," Dean Martin.
1964 UA