Me At The Classics

Pal at NYUFS said classic film changed his life and talked all the time about film so I went to @TCM and that's #HowIGotThisWay #TCMParty – at Palisades Park, NJ

Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint: a flirtatious moment in a train's dining car. North by Northwest (1959) Alfred Hitchcock

Rock Hudson: At home in North Hollywod, records scattered. Look for the Sinatra one by his foot in 1952, photographed by Sid Avery.

Lee Remick: The Bowery, New York City in June, 1960 for LIFE Magazine by Sam Shaw

Miriam Hopkins leaning against a convertible and wearing a hooded burnoose cape designed by Travis Banton. Photo by George Hoyningen-Huene for Vogue (1934)

James Cagney and Joan Blondell: The Crowd Roars (1932) directed by Howard Hawks. This is their fifth collaboration of 7 films together in a total of 5 years

Professional Sweetheart: (1933) William Wellman

Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda: On the set of You Belong to Me (1941) their final collaboration. It followed their work in The Mad Miss Manton (1938) and the celebrated screwball The Lady Eve (1941)

Ida Lupino, 1940s

Norma Shearer: Photo from a 1936 Vogue Magazine feature about Hollywood's Golden Age.

Dorothy Mackaill: Safe in Hell (1931) William Wellman

"Shared laughter creates a bond of friendship" Lee Grant #BOTD

Barbara Bel Geddes portrayed as Maggie ("The Cat") in the original 1955 Broadway production of Tennessee Williams's play Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. #BOTD

Ethel Waters: On With the Show (1929) Alan Crosland #BOTD

Montgomery Clift, Burt Lancaster and Frank Sinatra together on the set of the 1953 film From Here to Eternity. Director: Fred Zinnemann. Story by: James Jones

Olivia de Havilland and Errol Flynn practicing their fencing skills for the 1935 swashbuckler Captain Blood.

Barbara Stanwyck captured by photographer George Hurrell from a session during 1944 to promote Frank Capra's Meet John Doe

Claudette Colbert at The Beverly Hilton Hotel during rehearsals for the American Film Institute (AFI) Tribute to Frank Capra in Beverly Hills, California, on March 3, 1982.

Lauren Bacall visiting her old high school, the Julia Richman High School in New York City, 1945 by photographer Nina Leen for LIFE magazine. This is right after rising to fame with her debut film To Have and Have Not (1944)

Remembering costume designer Edith Head on her birthday #BOTD Her first screen credit was She Done Him Wrong (1933) and a record 431 credits later, her last was Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid (1982) When tallied, her career produced 35 nominations and 8 Oscar wins.

Rita Hayworth mid-dance: You'll Never Get Rich (1941) Sidney Landfield