Adiós a Eva Marie Saint

 

1951

Eva Marie Saint (Newark, 4 de julio de 1924 - Los Ángeles, 6 de octubre de 2026)

On the Waterfront, 1954

North by Northwest, 1959

«Who Ya Gonna Believe, Me or Your Own Eyes?»

 

Who Ya Gonna Believe, Me or Your Own Eyes?


[IA - The line was spoken by Chico Marx (playing the character Chicolini) in the 1933 Marx Brothers film Duck Soup.

While it is frequently misattributed to his brother, Groucho Marx, Chico delivered the famous line while disguised as Groucho's character (Rufus T. Firefly). In the scene, a wealthy dowager catches him emerging from under her bed and insists she saw him, to which he replies: "Who ya gonna believe, me or your own eyes?" (1933)]

Marcello y Claudia

 

Fotografía de Gideon Bachmann, 1962

Fotografía de Paul Ronald, 1962

Fellini, Mastroianni y Loren

 

Federico Fellini, Marcello Mastroianni y Sophia Loren en el set de 8 1/2 en 1962.


(Fotografía de Gideon Bachmann, 1927 - 2016)

Jeanne Moreau en 'Eva'

 

Eva, Joseph Losey (1962)

Un instante de Nastassja Kinski en ‘Paris, Texas’

 

Paris, Texas, de Wim Wenders, 1984

Harriet Anderson en 'Un verano con Mónica'

 

Unas polaroids de Sean Young en el rodaje de 'Blade Runner'

 

Un don Quijote georgiano

 

Kakhi Kavsadze, el actor que interpreta a Don Quijote, da indicaciones a un conductor en 1986.

(Исполнитель роли Дон Кихота - Кахи Кавсадзе объясняет дорогу водителю автомобиля, 1986)


«Kakhi Kavsadze (Georgian: კახი კავსაძე K’akhi K’avsadze, 1935 – 2021) was a Georgian and Soviet film, television and stage actor.»

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«I've been rich and I've been poor, and believe me, rich is better.»

 

Debby (Gloria Grahame) a Banion (Glenn Ford) en The Big Heat, 1953




Diccionario del cine negro, de Javier Coma. Plaza Janés, 1990

«She knows more than Einstein.»

 

Mrs. Thompson (Edna Holland) a su hijo Steve (Burt Lancaster) acerca de Anna (Yvonne De Carlo) en Criss Cross, 1949





Diccionario del cine negro, de Javier Coma. Plaza Janés, 1990

«Ennio Flaiano, Federico Fellini e Anita Ekberg durante le riprese de La dolce vita, 1960»

 

Claudia Cardinale, en el rodaje de «Austerlitz» (1960)

 

Claudia Cardinale, como Pauline Bonaparte, en el rodaje de Austerlitz, película de 1960 dirigida por Abel Gance.

Elizabeth Taylor en 'Un lugar en el sol'

 

1951

Burt Lancaster y Ava Gardner en 'The Killers'

 

Burt Lancaster and Ava Gardner in a publicity photo for The Killers (Robert Siodmak, 1946)

Aurore Clément en ‘Apocalypse Now’

 

«We didn't need dialogue. We had faces!»

 

Gloria Swanson’s dialogue, in ‘Sunset Boulevard’ (1950), as the character Norma Desmond, but in fact referring to none other but herself.. (*)


Joe Gillis: Wait a minute, haven't I seen you before? I know your face.
Norma Desmond: Get out! Or shall I call my servant?
Joe Gillis: You're Norma Desmond. You used to be in silent pictures. You used to be big.
Norma Desmond: I *am* big. It's the *pictures* that got small.


Norma Desmond: We didn't need dialogue. We had faces!

Ingmar Bergman, como Perico entre ellas

 

Gunnel Lindblom, Jeanne Moreau, Ingmar Bergman and Bibi Andersson at a press conference in Paris, 1959



Perico entre ellas m. coloq. Hombre que gusta de estar siempre entre mujeres. (Diccionario RAE)

«Remember how I used to play for you...»

 

Putty Nose (Murray Kinnell), pianista, a Tom Powers (James Cagney) cuando éste se dispone a matarlo, en The Public Enemy, 1931




Diccionario del cine negro, de Javier Coma. Plaza Janés, 1990

Buñuel, por Dalí y Man Ray

Salvador Dalí (1904 - 1989) - Retrato de Luis Buñuel, 1924 

 

Luis Buñuel

Man Ray (Emmanuel Radnitzky) Filadelfia, Pensilvania, EE.UU., 1890 - París, Francia, 1976
Fecha: 1929 / Copia póstuma, 1982


(Museo Reina Sofía)


(Calanda, Teruel, 22 de febrero de 1900 - Ciudad de México, 29 de julio de 1983)