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Re: Classic Snaps of Icons & Events: Nostalgia Galore
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Re: Classic Snaps of Icons & Events: Nostalgia Galore
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Oh yes of course. I remember him for his work with Depeche Mode. Didn't he direct music videos also? He did the Personal Jesus video if I'm not mistaken. I have it on VHS lol Yes he also worked with U2. Shot by Richard Avedon in his studio in May 1957. After an hours-long photo session, in which Marilyn Monroe showed the playful and flirtatious lady we know her to be, Avedon shot a portrait that showed the opposite of Monroe. A vulnerable woman lost in thought in the corner of the studio.
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Re: Classic Snaps of Icons & Events: Nostalgia Galore
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Good one @G Mickey Rourke and Pac Great photo. Mickey is not the most popular man in the movie industry, but I've always gotten a kick out of his insanity. I think deep down he always wanted to be a tough guy
But you had to play it cool, had to do it your way Had to be a fool, had to throw it all away
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Re: Classic Snaps of Icons & Events: Nostalgia Galore
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Great photo. Mickey is not the most popular man in the movie industry, but I've always gotten a kick out of his insanity. I think deep down he always wanted to be a tough guy
Thanks and I completely agree. And if you ask me, he was probably one of those Hollywood or "Sinatra" type of tough guys and on top of that he reached the bottom and later rose up but with a completely destroyed face lol
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Re: Classic Snaps of Icons & Events: Nostalgia Galore
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Great pic huge Schumacher fan here, so sad his current situation. At his bungalow in Palm Springs, Steve McQueen practiced his aim before heading out for a shooting session in the desert, 1963.
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