Robert Redford by Terry O’Neill

Robert Redford by Terry O’Neill (1975). 
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Eva Renzi by Terry O’Neill

Eva Renzi by Terry O’Neill (1966). Check her out in Guy Hamilton’s “Funeral in Berlin”. 
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Anthony Quinn by Terry O’Neill

Anthony Quinn, 1971. Photo by Terry O’Neill. 
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David Bowie and William S. Burroughs, by Terry O’Neill

David Bowie and William S. Burroughs, by Terry O’Neill, 1974.
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Steve Martin & Michael Caine by Terry O’Neill

Steve Martin & Michael Caine by Terry O’Neill.
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Sharon Tate by Terry O’Neill.

Sharon Tate, 1969. Photo by Terry O’Neill. 
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Raquel Welch by Terry O’Neill.

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Bette Davis by Terry O’Neill

Bette Davis photographed by Terry O’Neill, 1988.

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Check out Faye Dunaway, the morning after her Oscar win, by Terry O’Neill here

Faye Dunaway, the morning after her Oscar win!

“No image better captures both the allure and the loneliness of celebrity than Terry O’Neill’s 1977 photograph of his then girlfriend Faye Dunaway reflecting by the pool of the Beverly Hills Hotel, the Academy Award she won the previous night posing on the breakfast table.”(Vanity Fair)

Faye Dunaway reflects on her best-actress Oscar win the previous night (for Network), the morning’s papers strewn around her, March 29, 1977.

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Merry Christmas: Raquel Welch crucified by Terry O’Neill

Raquel Welch On Cross, taken in 1970 by Terry O’Neill.

“When shooting the original Terry said: ‘I wanted to symbolise the dilemma facing Welch as the female sex symbol of the decade – “crucified” for her sexuality by the movie industry and the wider public who did not take seriously as an actress. It was deemed too controversial for use at the time, and wasn’t published until 30 years later on the cover of The Sunday Times Magazine.” (dailymail.co.uk)

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