Marlon Brando by TALBOT 1947 Size:11x14 This film was the biggest

This film was the biggest and most expensive RKO production of 1929 as well as the studio's biggest box office hit until King Kong (1933)

Natural color candid home portrait of Paulette Goddard as restored from the vintage original 1938 tri-color (carbro) camera separation negatives

Steamy precode view of Carole Lombard as she appeared in HOT SATURDAY (1932)

Kim Novak in a publicity portrait for PAL JOEY (1957)

Sultry view of Betty Grable as photographed by Ernest Bachrach in 1939

Marlon Brando by TALBOT 1947 Size:11x14 This film was the biggestEarly portrait study of Marlon Brando as photographed by TALBOT in 1947. Color enhanced image by Hollywood Pinups from the b&w original.