Hollywood Greats Options

[Aurous]

There are a number of Hollywood stars who've not been mentioned:

- Lee Marvin



- Steve McQueen





- Sir Alec Guinness



- Sean Connery

[Reeth]

There are a number of Hollywood stars who've not been mentioned:

- Lee Marvin



- Steve McQueen





- Sir Alec Guinness



- Sean Connery

Sure sure............i have many more to add ....... been busy... have'nt been able to devote more time here......

[nasir]

There are a number of Hollywood stars who've not been mentioned:

- Lee Marvin



- Steve McQueen





- Sir Alec Guinness



- Sean Connery

Sure sure............i have many more to add ....... been busy... have'nt been able to devote more time here......

That's the picture of DAVID LEAN and not Sean Connery. Must be a typographical error for sure.

NASIR.

[Reeth]

There are a number of Hollywood stars who've not been mentioned:

- Lee Marvin



- Steve McQueen





- Sir Alec Guinness



- Sean Connery

Sure sure............i have many more to add ....... been busy... have'nt been able to devote more time here......

That's the picture of DAVID LEAN and not Sean Connery. Must be a typographical error for sure.

NASIR.

Thats right nasir............

[nasir]

REETH, thanks for your attempts at providing us the treat of nostalgia of the past chapters of Hollywood.

NASIR.

[Aurous]

- Sir Alec Guinness



That's the picture of DAVID LEAN and not Sean Connery. Must be a typographical error for sure.

That's not David Lean but Sir Alec Guinness for sure. The pic is Guinness in army uniform during the filming of The Bridge On River Kwai(1957).

Nasir, you may check the following link for clarification:

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt...l%3Den%26sa%3DG

[Reeth]

REETH, thanks for your attempts at providing us the treat of nostalgia of the past chapters of Hollywood.

NASIR.

Most welcome Nasir..

[Reeth]

- Sir Alec Guinness



That's the picture of DAVID LEAN and not Sean Connery. Must be a typographical error for sure.

That's not David Lean but Sir Alec Guinness for sure. The pic is Guinness in army uniform during the filming of The Bridge On River Kwai(1957).

Nasir, you may check the following link for clarification:

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt...l%3Den%26sa%3DG

Yes it is Alec Guinness.....David lean directed the film' The Bridge on...

[nasir]

- Sir Alec Guinness



That's the picture of DAVID LEAN and not Sean Connery. Must be a typographical error for sure.

That's not David Lean but Sir Alec Guinness for sure. The pic is Guinness in army uniform during the filming of The Bridge On River Kwai(1957).

Nasir, you may check the following link for clarification:

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt...l%3Den%26sa%3DG

[nasir]

- Sir Alec Guinness



That's the picture of DAVID LEAN and not Sean Connery. Must be a typographical error for sure.

That's not David Lean but Sir Alec Guinness for sure. The pic is Guinness in army uniform during the filming of The Bridge On River Kwai(1957).

Nasir, you may check the following link for clarification:

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt...l%3Den%26sa%3DG

You're right Reeth. I got mixed up between David Lean and David Niven. But the picture is that of Sir Alec Guinness as you stated.
I had seen this movie back in 1957 as a kid at the Regal Cinema, Bombay, and therefore the goofup. By the say this movie was a smash hit in Bombay and ran upto the Silver Jubilee week (all shows).

NASIR.

[Reeth]

- Sir Alec Guinness



That's the picture of DAVID LEAN and not Sean Connery. Must be a typographical error for sure.

That's not David Lean but Sir Alec Guinness for sure. The pic is Guinness in army uniform during the filming of The Bridge On River Kwai(1957).

Nasir, you may check the following link for clarification:

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt...l%3Den%26sa%3DG

You're right Reeth. I got mixed up between David Lean and David Niven. But the picture is that of Sir Alec Guinness as you stated.
I had seen this movie back in 1957 as a kid at the Regal Cinema, Bombay, and therefore the goofup. By the say this movie was a smash hit in Bombay and ran upto the Silver Jubilee week (all shows).

NASIR.

David Niven
One can easily be fooled...........thy do look alike

[nasir]

- Sir Alec Guinness



That's the picture of DAVID LEAN and not Sean Connery. Must be a typographical error for sure.

That's not David Lean but Sir Alec Guinness for sure. The pic is Guinness in army uniform during the filming of The Bridge On River Kwai(1957).

Nasir, you may check the following link for clarification:

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt...l%3Den%26sa%3DG

You're right Reeth. I got mixed up between David Lean and David Niven. But the picture is that of Sir Alec Guinness as you stated.
I had seen this movie back in 1957 as a kid at the Regal Cinema, Bombay, and therefore the goofup. By the say this movie was a smash hit in Bombay and ran upto the Silver Jubilee week (all shows).

NASIR.

David Niven
One can easily be fooled...........thy do look alike

[Reeth]

AUDREY HEPBURN (May 4 1929 - January 20 1993)
Born Audrey Kathleen Ruston in Brusels , Belgium....
Audrey Hepburn was one of the biggest motion picture stars of the early 50's in Hollywood.She was also a major style icon,and one of the major box office attractions of hollywood...she was ranked as the third greatest female star of all times...
In her early years , she trained to become a Prima Ballerina, but not finding much success,she took to acting...



Her early roles were in musical theater productions, after which she landed a role in a British film " One Wild Oat".....then came several minor roles in films such as " Laughter in Paradise"," The Lavender Hill Mob" and"Monte Carlo Baby" , after which she took to acting in Broadway plays....Her First significant film role was in the 1952 production " Secret People" in which she played a prodigy Ballerina, and did all of her own dancing scenes......Then came " Roman Holiday" with Gregory Peck which made her a star overnight...
There were rumors that the two were romantically involved.....which was denied by both the actors...however their bonding was firm and continued till her last days..
Audrey Hepburn went on to win the Academy award, Newyork film critc circle award and Golden Globe winner awrd for her work in ' Roman Holiday'....
She had everything to captivate the audience Charm, Innocence and Talent...







Followed many successful films such as ' Sabrina" with Humphrey Bogarte...'War and Peace', 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' , ' The Nun's story ' all of which earned her an academy nomination....
Some of her memorable films were....
Roman Holiday with Gregory peck
Sabrina with Humphrey bogarte
Breakfast at Tifaany's with George peppard
Nun's story
My Fair Lady with Rex Harrison
Wait until Dark with Richrd Crenna
Charade with Cary Grant
Robin and Mariane with Sean Connery




She was married twice and had a son with each...both of which ended in divorce.
In her last years she was involved with Robert Wolders , a handsome Dutch actor...
Her last film role was in Steven Spielbergs ' Always' filmed in 1988...
She was appointed a special Ambassador to the United Nation's Children's Fund( UNICEF)and she dedicated her life to helping impoverished children in poorer nations, travelling extensively to various countries...

Audrey Hepburn died of colon cancer on 20th January 1993,in Toolchenaz, Switzerland, at the age of 63.

Audrey Hepburn to this day is a Beauty and Fashion icon...contrary to her image, although she did enjoy being Fashionable, she did not place much importance on it...

[nasir]

AUDREY HEPBURN indeed had the physique of a ballerina. She seemed to be innocence personified. I had the opportunity of watching her in several movies out of which I remember only THE ROMAN HOLIDAY, WAIT UNTIL DARK, and MY FAIR LADY The last two named movies were releaased at EROS Cinema in Bombay. MY FAIR LADY ran over thirty weeks there.


NASIR.

P.S. By the way, wasn't it Audrey who made the citation for India's ace Director Satyajit Ray and presented him with an honorary Academy Award?

[Reeth]

AUDREY HEPBURN indeed had the physique of a ballerina. She seemed to be innocence personified. I had the opportunity of watching her in several movies out of which I remember only THE ROMAN HOLIDAY, WAIT UNTIL DARK, and MY FAIR LADY The last two named movies were releaased at EROS Cinema in Bombay. MY FAIR LADY ran over thirty weeks there.


NASIR.

P.S. By the way, wasn't it Audrey who made the citation for India's ace Director Satyajit Ray and presented him with an honorary Academy Award?

Thats right nasir , Satyajit Ray was given the Honarary Academy Award for Life Time achievement in 1992, i was not aware of Audrey Hepburn making the citation......Thank you for highlighting this.