Man braucht kein Geld,1931

Hedy Lamarr by Clarence Sinclair Bull, 1938

“…But talk about an Entrance! Hedy Lamarr holds the record for that. One Entrance she made at Ciro’s is a vision I’ll never forget. Hedy was at the height of her beauty, with thick, wavy, jet-black hair. With that stunning widow’s peak, her face was magnificent. We all looked up and there she was at the top of those stairs. She wore a cape of some kind up to her chin, and it swept down to the floor. I can’t even remember the color of the cape, because all I saw was that incredible face, that magnificent hair – and a huge diamond. The most fabulous solitaire diamond on her forehead, just at the tip of her widow’s peak. She was enough to make strong men faint. How the hell did she keep that diamond on her forehead? Was it pasted on? You couldn’t tell. Later, Sidney Guilaroff told me that he had taken jet-black wire, very fine, and woven it into Hedy’s hair. He anchored it with a little spot of glue. But that diamond was absolutely real. It was breathtaking.” - Lana Turner

1939. Hedy Lamarr, at a picnic on Catalina Island off the coast of California hosted by the John Fords - Photos by Alexander Paal

I Love escribió: 06 Nov 2020, 01:19 A mí como actriz me parece normal, ni destaca, ni ofende.

1946 Royal Crown Cola ad featuring actress Hedy Lamarr

Though years away from getting her U.S. citizenship, Lamarr also played a public role in bolstering the war effort by traveling to 16 cities in 10 days to sell $25 million in war bonds. She also started an MGM letter-writing campaign that generated 2,144 letters to servicemen and appeared at the Hollywood Canteen, where she signed autographs for off-duty GI Joes.

premiere “the little princess, 1939

Con John Loder, años 40

Centrándose en su espectacular belleza, contendrá cientos de fotografías personales y profesionales, muchas nunca antes publicadas, junto con cartas privadas, recuerdos, objetos efímeros, joyas patrimoniales y vestidos de la colección de su hijo. Anthony Loder.