08 Saturday Jul 2017
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1930s, Jeanette MacDonald, Joan Crawford, magazines, Marlene Dietrich, Monique classique, movie memorabilia
Old magazines from the 1930’s.
01 Thursday Jun 2017
Posted in Legends, Movie memorabilia
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Ann Blyth, cinema, Claudette Colbert, Deborah Kerr, Dorothy McGuire, Gene Tierney, Hedy Lamarr, Ingrid Bergman, Jane Wyman, Lana Turner, Monique classique, Olivia de Havilland, Viviane Romance
A set of rare Romanian Cinema magazines from my collection.
22 Sunday Jan 2017
06 Friday Jan 2017
Posted in Movie memorabilia, Others
Dear friends and movie fans,
First of all, I wish you a wonderful new year, full of joyful moments!
Secondly, I want to thank everyone for visiting my blog. I would like to update it more often and I will do my best to continue the good work this year, too.
Thirdly, I want to propose anyone who is interested in trading with me movie memorabilia/classic film items (magazines, books, postcards, movie stills etc.) to contact me at conradveidtforever@yahoo.com.
I am very interested to trade for any of the followings:
-Dark Journey (1937)
-Conrad Veidt
-Vivien Leigh
-Gone With the Wind (1939)
-Romy Schneider and Karlheinz Boehm (together in “Sissi” and “Kitty und die grosse Welt”)
-Princess Grace of Monaco
-Madame X (1966)
-Lana Turner
-Deborah Kerr and Yul Brynner (together in “The Journey” and “The King and I”)
I have my own collection of original movie items, with various actors (others than the names listed). So, whoever is interested, please contact me and we will discuss the details.
Yours sincerely,
MONIQUE CLASSIQUE
18 Sunday Dec 2016
Posted in Movie memorabilia
02 Friday Dec 2016
Posted in Legends, Recommendations
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Audrey Hepburn, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Charade, enjoyable films, Funny Face, How to Steal a Million, Love In the Afternoon, Monique classique, My Fair Lady, Roman Holiday, Sabrina, The Nun's Story
Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s
Audrey had the great chance not only to be born as a literally beautiful human being, but also to star in literally beautiful and enjoyable films. She didn’t have a big filmography, because she didn’t make many films, as she preferred to take care of her two sons. But she had the opportunity to appear in productions that were mostly good – some of them were masterpieces! She was and will always be a fashion icon, a model for any woman. She was unique and we should be happy that she existed and that she contributed in her own way to the magnificence of the Seventh Art.
The following list of films of Audrey is written in chronological order. All these films are remarkable productions and also very enjoyable and entertaining. I recommend them to everyone who wants to have a wonderful time watching good cinema and to discover the magic of Audrey Hepburn.
*Not a particularly enjoyable film, but rather a sad one, is “The Nun’s Story” (1959), my personal favourite film with Audrey.
02 Friday Dec 2016
Posted in Movie memorabilia
One of the most romantic films of the 1950’s, “Roman Holiday” marked the debut of Audrey Hepburn in Hollywood. She was the Princess, similarly to Grace Kelly (who was born in 1929, like A. Hepburn). Audrey and Gregory Peck had great chemistry and the direction of William Wyler was also very important. “Roman Holiday” was a personal favourite film of his. But I think that the script, written by Dalton Trumbo, added to the high quality of this motion picture. The film was shot in Rome and that is why the posters that promote the film also promote Rome as a holiday destination.
27 Sunday Nov 2016
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“Secret Beyond the Door” is an interesting film noir. Joan Bennett and Michael Redgrave are excellent in this production of the late 40’s, directed by Fritz Lang, who was one of the masters of the noir style in cinema.
19 Saturday Nov 2016
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1941, Humphrey Bogart, John Huston, Mary Astor, Peter Lorre, posters, Sydney Greenstreet, The Maltese Falcon
The first major film noir, “The Maltese Falcon” was directed by John Huston and it starred Humphrey Bogart, Mary Astor, Peter Lorre and Sydney Greenstreet. It was one of the top films of the 1940’s and it’s still very popular among the movie goers. Some posters emphasize the fascination for the infamous bird.
17 Thursday Nov 2016
Posted in Movie memorabilia
“The Painted Veil” is one of my favourite films with Greta Garbo. She looks exquisite and plays very well her complex role. Herbert Marshall and George Brent are two elegant actors, too, and they fit as Garbo’s partners. The posters and lobby cards are also very nice.
