Jean-Paul Belmondo and Sophia Loren

Jean-Paul Belmondo and Sophia Loren having pizza on the set of Two Women (1960, Vittorio de Sica). 
Check out Vincent Price in a Smirnoff ad here

Japanese poster of Eyes Without a Face (1960)

Japanese poster of Eyes Without a Face (1960, by Georges Franju).
Check out the Japanese poster of Melville’s Les Enfants Terribles here

Jane Fonda in New York (1960)

Jane Fonda, then a student at the Lee Strasberg’s Actors Studio, in front of the poster of Anne Bancroft for “The Miracle Worker”. New York, 1960, photographed by Paul Slade.
Check out this photo of Jane Fonda by Willy Rizzo. 

Sofia Loren & Vittorio De Sica (1960)

Sophia Loren and Vittorio De Sica on the set of It Started In Naples (1960). 
Check out Susan Sarandon in a 1982 photoshoot here

Breathless (1960) Japanese poster

Breathless/A bout de souffle (1960, by Jean-Luc Godard) Japanese poster.
Check out Georges Franju on set of Eyes Without a Face here

Yul Brynner and John Sturges filming The Magnificent Seven

Yul Brynner and director John Sturges filming The Magnificent Seven (1960).
Check out Paul Newman on set of The Hustler here

Anita Eckberg by Pierluigi Praturlon

Anita Ekberg, 1960, photographed by Pierluigi Praturlon.

Viva Sydney Guilaroff!

Make no mistake! This post is about the hairdresser artist Sydney Guilaroff, who gave Claudette Colbert her bangs, made Lucille Ball a redhead, gave Judy Garland her ”Wizard of Oz” braids and cut, curled, coiffed and cosseted virtually every other MGM star in a 40-year reign as Hollywood’s most creative and celebrated hairdresser.

Here he is with Ava Gardner and Dirk Bogarde on the set of The Angel Wore Red, 1960. 

Leslie Caron in France by Giancarlo Botti

Leslie Caron in France, shot by Giancarlo Botti (1960).
Check out Elizabeth Taylor in London right here

Thelma Ritter by Erich Hartmann, 1960.

Thelma Ritter by Erich Hartmann, 1960.

Check out these shots on set of “Boogie Nights” by PT Anderson.