Hedy Lamarr

[nmyngan]

oh, so i think she doesn't resemble her much

same source

 

[nmyngan]

more..

 

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[nel16]

Gorgeous pictures lately! #281 is so adorable!

 

[nmyngan]

glad people likes it, i have some more to share ...

same source

 

[nmyngan]

BPK

 

[nmyngan]

more..

 

[-lucyinthesky-]

Simply amazing rare pics! Thank you nmyngan Btw, I have to ask you something by PM.

ebay

 

[flyme2themoon]

Source: Virtual History Film

 

[flyme2themoon]

Source: Virtual History Film

 

[flyme2themoon]

Filmwelt, nr. 3, 20. January, 1935

Source: Virtual History Film

 

[nmyngan]

#289 is so gorgeous

amana-images

 

[nmyngan]

zuma

 

[-lucyinthesky-]

Thanks nmyngan. Btw, I saw in Ava's thread you were commented on Rachel Weisz to play Ava. Well, right now, it is rumored that Rachel could play Hedy in a biopic:

Rachel Weisz may be going Old Hollywood.

The British actress is loosely attached to play MGM icon Hedy Lamarr in Amy Redford's indie tale "Face Value."

"Value" centers on Lamarr's eccentric life, particularly her less-publicized second career as a scientist.

The Austrian-American actress garnered fame in the 1940s for her luminous screen presence, most famously for playing Delilah in Cecil B. DeMille's "Samson and Delilah." But she also was an accomplished scientist, helping to create a method of changing frequencies -- known as frequency-hopping -- that became a forerunner to modern wireless communications. That pursuit will be the primary subject of Redford's film.

Charlize Theron's name had surfaced in connection with the part.

Jose Rivera and Gretchen Somerfeld penned the script, while Nimbus Pictures will produce. The project was the winner last fall of a TFI Sloan Filmmaker grant at the Sundance Institute.

The Endeavor-repped Weisz stars in "Agora," Alejandro Amenabar's historical epic that premieres at the Festival de Cannes next week, and she also plays an eccentric love interest in Summit's upcoming con-man pic "The Brothers Bloom."

Weisz was recently cast in "The Whistleblower," the story of a Midwestern police officer who travels to post-war Bosnia and exposes atrocities.

Redford, also an actress (and the daughter of Robert Redford), made her directing debut with the drama "The Guitar" at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival.
source: hollywoodreporter.com

 

[-lucyinthesky-]

And these pics with this quality are totally new to me









bew.com

 

[nmyngan]

Thanks nmyngan. Btw, I saw in Ava's thread you were commented on Rachel Weisz to play Ava. Well, right now, it is rumored that Rachel could play Hedy in a biopic:

Rachel Weisz may be going Old Hollywood.

The British actress is loosely attached to play MGM icon Hedy Lamarr in Amy Redford's indie tale "Face Value."

"Value" centers on Lamarr's eccentric life, particularly her less-publicized second career as a scientist.

The Austrian-American actress garnered fame in the 1940s for her luminous screen presence, most famously for playing Delilah in Cecil B. DeMille's "Samson and Delilah." But she also was an accomplished scientist, helping to create a method of changing frequencies -- known as frequency-hopping -- that became a forerunner to modern wireless communications. That pursuit will be the primary subject of Redford's film.

Charlize Theron's name had surfaced in connection with the part.

Jose Rivera and Gretchen Somerfeld penned the script, while Nimbus Pictures will produce. The project was the winner last fall of a TFI Sloan Filmmaker grant at the Sundance Institute.

The Endeavor-repped Weisz stars in "Agora," Alejandro Amenabar's historical epic that premieres at the Festival de Cannes next week, and she also plays an eccentric love interest in Summit's upcoming con-man pic "The Brothers Bloom."

Weisz was recently cast in "The Whistleblower," the story of a Midwestern police officer who travels to post-war Bosnia and exposes atrocities.

Redford, also an actress (and the daughter of Robert Redford), made her directing debut with the drama "The Guitar" at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival.
source: hollywoodreporter.com

yeah, thanks lucy for the news, i can root her for this role better than Ava's

 

[nmyngan]

i have the first two without watermark and in same quality, if you want them, just PM me

 

[nel16]

Lucy, the shots in #295 are amazing, thank you!!

 

[inhirnamy137]

There was a Ava Gardner VS. Hedy Lamarr on another board, and Most people said Ava was prettier, some even said Hedy wasn't that pretty. I was surprised, because I think Hedy is much more Beautiful, Ava is attractive to me, but not a great beauty. I think because Ava is a more famous actress she won.

 

[nel16]

Gotta love silly comparisons Ava was superbeautiful in the beginning of her career, but in general I like Hedy more. She has a devastating, intense mystique about her, and possibly the most perfect profile ever.

Source: flickr