Spotlight Archive
Iconic Spotlight : Paramount Pictures, by Terry O’Neill
“There was an incredible amount of co-ordination behind the scenes, as you can imagine. Getting everyone there—and ready—for the photo. It’s incredible now looking at it—it is a Who’s Who of Hollywood. There are the greats like Elizabeth Taylor, Jimmy Stewart, Jane Russell, Bob Hope next to the new Hollywood stars of the day—Robert De Niro, Faye Dunaway, Tom Cruise, Harrison Ford, Kevin Costner, the list goes on and on.”
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A story of the time photographer Michael Ward, captured Grand Prix legend Stirling Moss.
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The award-winning Italian costume designer, Piero Tosi, passed away earlier this month at the age of 92. His illustrious career included notable films such as The Damned (1969), Death in Venice (1971), and La Cage aux Folles (1978). Photographer Eva Sereny worked with Tosi on the set of the film Ludwig and had these memories to share.
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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.
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It was very much a fun shoot as you can see by Nick Nolte’s sand sculpture of Bisset and his appreciation of her. The location fulfilled ones’ expectation: blue skies, solitary beaches, and a transparent blue/green ocean.
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