Pics of Grace, the actress


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Oscar Night 1954

1. Original caption: Actress Grace Kelly, star of the movie The Country Girl, arrives at the premiere of the picture with her father, John Brenden Kelly (right), and brother, John, Jr. The premiere was held for the benefit of the U.S. Olympic Fund. Both male Kellys represented the United States in Olympic sculling events.

2. Original caption: 3/30/55-Hollywood, California: Grace Kelly standing at the podium after receiving the Oscar at the Academy Award presentations on March 30th. Miss Kelly won her Oscar as "Best Actress" for her performance in "The Country Girl." Bob Hope, Master of Ceremonies, stands on the left. Corbis
 

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1. Original caption: Harry Wismer, noted radio and TV sports commentator, is shown interviewing movie star Grace Kelly on his General Sports Time radio show. Also shown are Miss Kelly's father, John B. Kelly, and her brother, Jack Kelly, both former Olympic sculling champions. The famous Kellys of Philadelphia urged public support of the fund-raising drive for the 1956 Olympics. December 17, 1954

2. Grace Kelly Raising Funds for US Olympic Team.

3. October 17, 1954
 

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High Noon 1952

I must admit to seeing this one several times with my Dad who loved westerns.

Corbis and Allposter.com
Trailer for movie http://videodetective.com/home.asp?PublishedID=1852
More on the movie http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0044706/
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Thanx for making this little retrospectives on Grace's films, LadyMacAlpine!! An impressive work!:)

So good to see all those caught scenes..
 
Ianna said:
Thanx for making this little retrospectives on Grace's films, LadyMacAlpine!! An impressive work!:)

So good to see all those caught scenes..
You're welcome and thank you. I have more to come from the other movies. Working on editing so they can be uploaded. I loved her movies. Also searching for more movie posters to put with each film.
 
I love Rear Window and The Swan. (I haven't seen To Catch a Thief or High Society...yet!)
 

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I hope you enjoy the latest of my additions to the Movies of Princess Grace with the link in the third set of photo's of her and Bing Crosby in High Society as they sing the song True Love.
 
tbhrc said:
Wow great work done LadyMacAlpine. Thank you!!!
You are welcome I'm just getting started there are more movies and photo's to add I have. I'm trying to group them by movie to make it easier to view. It's also nice to have a beautiful subject to work with as Grace was. Her heart was good before she ever became a Princess as the photo's and captions of the charities she used her fame to help. She used her status as a Princess to further it for those in need. I will be updating each as I come across new info as I just did.
 

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I located some trailers for the movies I haven't seen them yet only attached them for viewing. As I located I will add them as more photo's.
 
Fourteen Hours

Work in progress looking for photo's on this one. Beamovclassics.club.fr
 

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Here are 3 photo's of Princess Grace that I like very much. The second is a personal photo I have beside my computer. Filmbug
 

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LOVED To Catch A Thief and High Society.

I've never seen The Country Girl or The Swan though, is anyone able to give a brief idea of the storylines?
I've seen a remake of Rear Window, but have no idea if it's anything like the original, it probably isn't because I'm a fan of Alfred Hitchcock and I don't think anyone can remake his films with anywhere near the same quality.
 
Layla1971 said:
LOVED To Catch A Thief and High Society.

I've never seen The Country Girl or The Swan though, is anyone able to give a brief idea of the storylines?
I've seen a remake of Rear Window, but have no idea if it's anything like the original, it probably isn't because I'm a fan of Alfred Hitchcock and I don't think anyone can remake his films with anywhere near the same quality.
Check this link I posted photo's, trailers and links on it for her movies. http://www.theroyalforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=277378#post277378
 
starnightsky said:
To Catch A Thief - Most Definitely!!!!! I love the sharp dialogue and the looks between Cary Grant and Grace Kelly - lots of inuendo and leaves much to the imagination of the viewer. Her outfits were just gorgeous especially today and so feminine! Definitely a classic movie with two great actors!

I second that!
 
I find it interesting that while the movie channels run "The Philadelphia Story" nearly every month, I have yet (in seven months of weekly searching) to see "High Society" shown. Its the same story for %^&* sakes.

And in nearly eighteen months, I have neither found "The Swan" or "The Country Girl" but I have seen/found nearly every Marilyn Monroe movie!!

I thought for sure that when her husband died, her son took the throne and/or the anniversary of her death would spark more than the same ol' "To Catch a Thief", "Dial M for Murder" and "Rear Window" reruns.

Don't get me wrong, they are good films and Grace is excellent in them but I would so like to see her full body of work. It was truly a treasure to finally watch "Mogambo" and see what all the fuss was with her and Clark Gable. Next on the 'hit list' is "Green Fire".

Ann
 
Suonymona said:
I find it interesting that while the movie channels run "The Philadelphia Story" nearly every month, I have yet (in seven months of weekly searching) to see "High Society" shown. Its the same story for %^&* sakes.

And in nearly eighteen months, I have neither found "The Swan" or "The Country Girl" but I have seen/found nearly every Marilyn Monroe movie!!

I thought for sure that when her husband died, her son took the throne and/or the anniversary of her death would spark more than the same ol' "To Catch a Thief", "Dial M for Murder" and "Rear Window" reruns.

Don't get me wrong, they are good films and Grace is excellent in them but I would so like to see her full body of work. It was truly a treasure to finally watch "Mogambo" and see what all the fuss was with her and Clark Gable. Next on the 'hit list' is "Green Fire".

Ann
You might try Block Busters videos they have her movies here. They can also order one or you can over the Internet how I found the movie Albert is in.
 
LadyMacAlpine said:
You might try Block Busters videos they have her movies here. They can also order one or you can over the Internet how I found the movie Albert is in.

By the way, how was the movie that Prince Albert was in?
 
mw7060a said:
By the way, how was the movie that Prince Albert was in?
It wasn't the best movie I have seen he had a few lines. Will be posting photo's of him later from it I need to upload them to a site.
 
Tosca said:
Here it is! Ciao!
Good for you you were able to copy it and at the very bottom you can see 'The Swan'
 
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I would have to say that "To Catch a Thief", after seeing it only recently, is probably my favourite Grace movie, followed very, very, closely by "Rear Window". I like "Dial M for Murder" as well, but her performance couldn't make up for the rest of the film. It was still really good, but not Hitchcock's best 'creation'. Another favourite of mine is "High Society". It was one of my grandmother's favourite movies, and after she died, I was given her copy of the movie and really enjoyed it.
 
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