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Robert J. Avrech: Emmy Award winning screenwriter. Religious Zionist. Republican. Movie fanatic. Gun owner. Helplessly and hopelessly in love with my wife since age nine.

Friday Photos: True Hollywood Confessions

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“Keaton had a great influence on me. A lot of his moves I intuitively copied in doing some numbers. I know I was thinking of him when I did a dance with a squeaky board and a newspaper. I didn’t look like him, but I often wish I did. He was a complete genius, and there was a lot of dance inherent in his movements.”
—Gene Kelly

Once again Friday Photos appears on Wednesday due to the last days of Sukkot which begin tonight and then run into Shabbat. Enjoy!

Rick McGinnis
Montreal, Sept. 2017

 

Betty Grable, 1932

 

Pablo Picasso
Portrait of Olga in an Armchair (Portrait d’Olga dans un fauteuil)
1918
Oil paint on canvas
1300 x 888 mm
Musée National Picasso

 

Claudette Colbert to Joel McCrea in The Palm Beach Story 1942, Screenplay by Preston Sturges

 

1957 Morgan Plus 4

 

“I hate myself and my face in particular.”
—The Diaries of Richard Burton

 

Rick McGinnis
Montreal, Sept. 2017

 

Louise Brooks for Now We’re in the Air, 1927. Photo by Eugene Robert Richee

 

Hendrick Terbrugghen
Esau Selling His Birthright
c. 1625
Oil on canvas, 95 x 116 cm
Staatliche Museen, Berlin

 

Allan Grant
Drive-In Theater
San Francisco, 1948

 

Alternative movie poster by Laurent Durieux

 

Hitchcock by Richard Avedon
“Blondes make the best victims. They’re like virgin snow that shows up the bloody footprints.”
—Alfred Hitchcock

 

Rick McGinnis
Montreal, Sept. 2017

 

Edward Hopper
House at Dusk
1935
oil on canvas
92.71 x 127 cm
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, VA, US

 

Gail Patrick photographed by Eugene Robert Richee (Paramount, c. 1935)

 

Robert Doisneau Tango on the East End, London, 1954

 

Gerrit Dou
Portrait of a Scholar
c. 1635
Oil on panel, oval, 24 x 20 cm
Private collection

 

Eileen Gray
E 1027 table, 1927

 

Hoshana Rabbah procession, the seventh day of Sukkot, Amsterdam Synagogue. Etching by Bernard Picart from Cérémonies, ca. 1772.

 

My brother-in-law David fulfills the mitzvah of the lulav and etrog in his Sukkah, Efrat, Israel, October 2017.

 

Livia Yarden wishes all our friends and relatives a joyous Simchat Torah and a meaningful Shabbat.

 

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