Question by Tralee: Did one particular photographer take stills of Hedy Lamarr?
Not only is the actress gorgeous, some of the photos are remarkable!
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Answer by Chris B
No…there was not one particular photographer credited with her still shots. Any and every photographer that could shoot her, did. She was the most beautiful woman in the world back then and still is, if you ask me!
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I looked everywhere too. Its actually called hooray for hollywood and its by jared lee. Here is the url but only half the song is on there. Its not on itunes either.
The animation to Toccata and Fugue in D minor was great and the Night on Bald Mountain was amazing, but much of the stuff in the middle was too cutesy for my liking. Overall, though I would say I did enjoy it.
Gee Steve, I hope you get abducted by aliens way out there! Then again, maybe learn something!
*Beautiful* photos. I really should get out more…. And thanks for the Trinity site photo. Always wanted to see the place; sorry to hear that fenced off. The whole making of the atomic bomb project fascinates me. a really neat (and huge) book about it, by the way, called, not surprisingly, “The Making of the Atomic Bomb,” by Richard Rhodes. Highly recommended.
This for you, Steve:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnRqYMTpXHc
Journalist killing by US and Israel -
Edward Scissor Hands is such a classic film
Part of plan to promote Ken new documentary, The War is to interview local World War II heros. I was to be at the Deupree House today where we filmed the stories of 3 local World War II veterans: Bobbie Stern, Charles Stix and William Victor. We also interviewed Ellen McClure who is of the Crosley family. The Crosley business made a positive impact during World War II. These stories as well as others will be featured on CETconnect.org…..stay tuned!
-Sue Ellen