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Ava Gardner and Frank Sinatra leaving the train after arriving from Philadelphia, where it is reported they took out a marriage license, 1951

Ava Gardner by J.R. Eyerman for One Touch of Venus, 1948

Ava Gardner and Frank Sinatra at Cocoanut Grove nightclub, 1952

AVA GARDNER attends a bullfight in Seville, 1950

Ava Gardner pose in Spain with sword and matador cloak, 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑩𝒂𝒓𝒆𝒇𝒐𝒐𝒕 𝑪𝒐𝒏𝒕𝒆𝒔𝒔𝒂, 1954.

Lo de que le gustaran tanto los toros es algo que siempre me echó para atrás de ella.

Sugar Kane escribió: 21 Jun 2024, 10:58 Lo de que le gustaran tanto los toros es algo que siempre me echó para atrás de ella.

Ellos lo consideraban exótico y gracioso (¿?), también hay fotos de Audrey y el marido en los toros.

Romana escribió: 21 Jun 2024, 12:51

Sugar Kane escribió: 21 Jun 2024, 10:58 Lo de que le gustaran tanto los toros es algo que siempre me echó para atrás de ella.

Ellos lo consideraban exótico y gracioso (¿?), también hay fotos de Audrey y el marido en los toros.

De Audrey nunca lo hubiera pensado!

Sugar Kane escribió: 21 Jun 2024, 10:58 Lo de que le gustaran tanto los toros es algo que siempre me echó para atrás de ella.

yo siempre he pensado que lo que realmente le gustaba a Ava eran los toreros!

Cracker escribió: 21 Jun 2024, 22:30

Sugar Kane escribió: 21 Jun 2024, 10:58 Lo de que le gustaran tanto los toros es algo que siempre me echó para atrás de ella.

yo siempre he pensado que lo que realmente le gustaba a Ava eran los toreros!

También, también .

Ava Gardner by Louis Faurer, Picture Week, March 1955

"Ava Gardner's beauty incarnates ages of tribal myth. Since antiquity, men have found such a face importunate beyond resisting. Its fascinations veil a basilisk riddle, perhaps a fatality."

Ava Gardner and Coco Chanel at the premiere of Mayerling, 1968

Ava Gardner and Tony Curtis, 1951

"When I met Frank, he was on Hollywood’s shit list because he had left his wife for Ava Gardner, one of the sexiest women in the history of Hollywood… Ava was incredibly beautiful, and anyone who looked at her could see why Frank — and a lot of other people — wanted her…All the studio execs had the hots for Ava, including my friend Howard Duff. Ava also went with Howard Hughes, but she dumped him.
…After Ava left Frank, he moved into an apartment in Beverly Hills with a beautiful actress named Jeannie Carmen. But Frank became chronically depressed... When I met Jeannie, she told me that all Frank did was sit around and play his own music."

-Tony Curtis, American Prince: a memoir

Ava Gardner in Two Girls and a Sailor, 1944

Ava Gardner in her first screen test for MGM (1941)

Ava Gardner by Eric Carpenter, March 1943

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