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Anna Karina during the filming of Le Petit Soldat, dir. by Jean-Luc Godard.
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Audrey Hepburn adjusts her earings, photographed by Bob Willoughby, 1953.
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Hollywood is a small town. When you go out and buy a house with a swimming pool, drive a caddy convertible, or go to Ciro’s or the Mocambo, they don’t like it. When you don’t kow-tow to the powers of the town, they hate you. I am trying to do just two things —act, and live the way I want to live. Because I refuse to fall into the Hollywood mould, people think I’m a bum and a slob. Well, so be it! I’ve got nothing against Hollywood. But it is a business, and when you’ve made enough loot, the thing to do is pull out. —Marlon Brando
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Audrey Hepburn by Mark Shaw, 1953
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Photographer Michael Ochs’s portraits of the Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer, shot just outside Paris in 1956.
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