29 Vintage Pics From Hollywood's Golden Age

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Photos have a way of preserving moments in time for people alive now, or in hundreds of years to see and explore. There is just something fascinating about looking at the experiences of people in different periods of time. So check out this cool collection of photographs of celebrities, actors, musicians, and more that are definitely a blast from the past.

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Groucho Marx And Lucille Ball Goofing Off At Cbs's Knx Radio Studios, 1945

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A 16-Year-Old Ruby Stevens (Better Known As Barbara Stanwyck) While Working As A Ziegfeld Girl, 1924

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Marilyn Monroe Talking On The Telephone At Her Home In Amagansett, New York, 1957.

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Katharine Ross And Sam Elliott Holding Hands Between Takes In Filming The Shadow Riders, 1982. The Two Actors Have Been Married Since 1984

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Clint Eastwood And Shirley Maclaine During A Break In Filming Two Mules For Sister Sara In Durango, Mexico, 1969.

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"I'm Not Good-Looking. I Used To Be But Not Any More," The Actor Humphrey Bogart Once Reflected

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Behind The Scenes Of Rebel Without A Cause, 1955

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Audrey Hepburn Wearing Dior For Harper’s Bazaar’s September Issue, Paris, 1959

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Director Richard Brooks Discussing A Scene With Paul Newman On The Set Of Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, 1958

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Errol Flynn, 1935

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Behind The Scenes With Elizabeth Taylor And Rock Hudson On The Set Of Giant, 1956

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Richard Avedon And Sophia Loren At His New York Studio, 1966.

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Clint Eastwood holding a gun

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Elizabeth Taylor Visiting Elton John Backstage At The Spectrum In Philadelphia, 1976.

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Grace Kelly In Her Suite At The Intercontinental Carlton Hotel During The Cannes Film Festival, 1955.

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George Cukor Directing Audrey Hepburn In The Embassy Ball Scene In My Fair Lady, 1964

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Judy Garland Filming The Iconic "Get Happy" Number In Summer Stock, 1950

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Audrey Hepburn Relaxing On A Boat In Switzerland, 1954

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Sharon Tate At Heathrow Airport, London, 1966. The Actress Is Carrying A Bob Dylan Tote Bag Promoting His Then-Upcoming Poetry Book, Tarantula

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The Real Maria Von Trapp Visiting Director Robert Wise And Christopher Plummer On The Set Of The Sound Of Music, 1965. When Maria Met Christopher, She Exclaimed: "You’re Much More Handsome Than My Real Husband!"

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Elsa Lanchester Touching Up Her Makeup On The Set Of Bride Of Frankenstein, 1935

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Jack Nicholson, 1981

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Katharine Hepburn, 1934

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Michael Caine, 1965

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Alfred Hitchcock Directing Kim Novak In Vertigo, 1958