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The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it. ~ Chinese Proverb
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She was the perfect image of the movie star, and, as such, largely the creation of her own indomitable will. She had, of course, very remarkable material to work with: a quick native intelligence, tremendous animal vitality, a lovely figure and, above all, her face, that extraordinary sculptural construction of lines and planes, finely chiseled like the mask of some classical divinity from fifth-century Greece. It caught the light superbly, so that you could photograph her from any angle, and the face moved beautifully….The nearer the camera, the more tender and yielding she became—-her eyes glistening, her lips avid in ecstatic acceptance. The camera saw, I suspect, a side of her that no flesh-and-blood lover ever saw….I thought Joan Crawford would never die. Come to think of it, as long as celluloid holds together and the word Hollywood means anything to anyone, she never will.
George Cukor at Joan Crawford’s memorial service, June 24, 1977.
Carole Lombard 1940
Marlene Dietrich, photo by Ray Jones, 1930s
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Carole Lombard Photo by George Hurrell
