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Miller in 1957
Miller in 1957
Studio publicity portrait of Miller for RKO Pictures
Studio publicity portrait of Miller for RKO Pictures
Miller in 1938, by Irving Lippman
Miller in 1938, by Irving Lippman
Miller in 1946, by Ned Scott
Miller in 1946, by Ned Scott
The view of Los Angeles from Mulholland Drive has become an iconic representation of the city.
The view of Los Angeles from Mulholland Drive has become an iconic representation of the city.
Betty (Watts) arrives in Los Angeles; pictured with Irene (Jeanne Bates). Betty is bright and optimistic, in contrast to Diane—also played by Watts—in
Betty (Watts) arrives in Los Angeles; pictured with Irene (Jeanne Bates). Betty is bright and optimistic, in contrast to Diane—also played by Watts—in the later part of the film.
Harring as the dark-haired woman
Harring as the dark-haired woman
Gilda poster (1946)
Gilda poster (1946)