It’s no surprise that this film was shot in Mykonos, a beautiful island in Greece. Jacky [Bisset] was the female star and this would be my chance to work with Anthony Quinn.
Concerned over censorship, the producers considered changing her character’s name to Kitty Galore. But art triumphed over censors and the filmmakers stuck to their guns. Blackman, clearly amused with the controversy, even went out of her way to mention her character’s full name in press interviews.
Milton had decided he was moving to San Francisco in 1980. One of the very last sittings he did at the house on 78th Street was a spontaneous one. He was working with an art dealer who brought over an entourage of Rock Stars, literally. Keep in mind, Milton did not necessarily know their music, but he was no stranger to people who were authentic.
What I noticed about Redford is that he is such a natural actor. There is no Method Acting in his performance. His diction is perfect one understands every single word he says.
In 1966, O’Neill was lucky enough to find himself in St. Tropez on the film set of Two for the Road co-starring Albert Finney. Iconic Images are proud to offer limited edition, fine art prints signed and numbered by Terry O'Neill.
"Elizabeth would come to the set to visit Burton and I was definitely out to get as many shots as I could without being in the foreground and noticed. I was lucky with what material I did get on Elizabeth Taylor. She wasn’t particularly cooperative but on the other hand not unpleasant. Somehow, I feel she just ignored me. She was so intent on him."
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