The Late Princess Grace Part II

[Ianna]

You're welcome Monacos, LadyMac and Gabriella!

Again..by H. Conant..

Source; Newscom, and from own collection/mag (which one don't rememmber)

 

[Regina]

You're welcome Regina!

Here's that colour version I mentioned..I had to cut off lots of that photo to fit the limits..had problem to compress but hope you'll like it!

Source; own collection

Just Beautiful Ianna!! I could stay hours and hours looking at this dress!! That's so great find here such nice fans of our Gracie!

 

[monaco70s]

Thanks again Ianna, great finds

 

[iceflower]

Great pics everyone, thanks! But again, as quite often,
it's one of the later pics that fascinates me most -
so thanks Regina for the last one you posted!!

Here are two of my collection:

 

[monaco70s]

Great pics Regina and Ice, Princess Grace looks beautiful in all of them, esp. the first one posted by Ice.

 

[dreed777]

Princess Grace was one of the most beautiful women ever in my opinion. She was stunning at all ages.

 

[iceflower]

Princess Grace was one of the most beautiful women ever in my opinion. She was stunning at all ages.

And to prove this once more, I took this pic out of my collection
Grace in 1974:

 

[Ianna]

Great photo Iceflower! As always..

Posing at Palace..
Source; fotomarktplatz

P.S. That photo of Princess Grace in pink dress standing at Palace's stairs was also used for cover of Cosmoplitan!

 

[iowabelle]

Great photo Iceflower! As always..

Posing at Palace..
Source; fotomarktplatz

P.S. That photo of Princess Grace in pink dress standing at Palace's stairs was also used for cover of Cosmoplitan!

Aren't those dramatic pictures? I wonder when they were taken, my guess is about 1974.

Does anyone know anything about the necklace she's wearing? It looks like a squash blossom necklace or maybe something astrological.

 

[monaco70s]

Great pictures! She looks stunning as always. The pics posted by Ianna were taken in October 1973.

 

[Ianna]

Great pictures! She looks stunning as always. The pics posted by Ianna were taken in October 1973.

Thanx Monaco! I assume you'll know the exact time!

 

[regardez]

I just read on imdb.com (not the greatest source I know) that Rainer banned Grace's films in Monaco? Is this true? Does anyone have more details about this?

 

[monica17]

I just read on imdb.com (not the greatest source I know) that Rainer banned Grace's films in Monaco? Is this true? Does anyone have more details about this?

Hi Regardez. This was discussed earlier. Anyway, what you read is true. And most of his subjects knew better to exploit their Princess by commercializing/capitalizing on her film star status. Rainier did allow some of Grace's films to be shown in the palace screening room but also chose what was shown. The Country Girl - fine; To Catch a Thief - no.

I'm just guessing that he didn't want her to be associated with her old life and wanted her to be a Princess of Monaco, and to be happy at her new role (she missed acting very much). He also discouraged her to associate with friends from the entertainment profession at first. In the end, he became friends with some of them, too.

 

[monaco70s]

Thanx Monaco! I assume you'll know the exact time!

You're welcome Ianna and thanks I think it was taken in early October.

 

[Ianna]

In memory of H.S.H. Princess Grace of Monaco

14. 09. 1982 - 14. 09. 2005

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Source; own collection​

 

[sm1939]

Hi Regardez. This was discussed earlier. Anyway, what you read is true. And most of his subjects knew better to exploit their Princess by commercializing/capitalizing on her film star status. Rainier did allow some of Grace's films to be shown in the palace screening room but also chose what was shown. The Country Girl - fine; To Catch a Thief - no.

I'm just guessing that he didn't want her to be associated with her old life and wanted her to be a Princess of Monaco, and to be happy at her new role (she missed acting very much). He also discouraged her to associate with friends from the entertainment profession at first. In the end, he became friends with some of them, too.

That was nice of him wasnt it , marry an actress........ then ban her from acting ( wasnt as if she was doing porn)
and what ever else brought her happiness .....mmm my kind of man
(I can see why for the first few years she didnt act due to children and finding her feet , but to stop her all together , shame on him and the rest of his people who werent happy for her to act again!! except to do some reading of poems!!!!!!!)

 

[rchainho]

an article on bbc.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/september/14/newsid_2516000/2516601.stm

 

[monaco70s]

Nice tribute Ianna Indeed today it's 23 years since Princess Grace died. I added some pictures of her in my site as a tribute. Also some pics of Caroline and Stephanie were added.

 

[dreed777]

Glad to hear you have new pics, Monaco70s! Your site is the best.

 

[LadyMacAlpine]

In memory of H.S.H. Princess Grace of Monaco


14. 09. 1982 - 14. 09. 2005


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Source; own collection​

Yes, very nice a truly beautiful lady.

 

[monaco70s]

Thanks dreed777, I hope you like them.

 

[Ianna]

Nice tribute Ianna Indeed today it's 23 years since Princess Grace died. I added some pictures of her in my site as a tribute. Also some pics of Caroline and Stephanie were added.

Thanx Monaco! And you do/did a good job providing more and more photos!! Like them very much! Some of them are so special..

 

[regardez]

Hi Regardez. This was discussed earlier. Anyway, what you read is true. And most of his subjects knew better to exploit their Princess by commercializing/capitalizing on her film star status. Rainier did allow some of Grace's films to be shown in the palace screening room but also chose what was shown. The Country Girl - fine; To Catch a Thief - no.

I'm just guessing that he didn't want her to be associated with her old life and wanted her to be a Princess of Monaco, and to be happy at her new role (she missed acting very much). He also discouraged her to associate with friends from the entertainment profession at first. In the end, he became friends with some of them, too.

I am sorry I couldn't find discussion of it in this thread, but thanks for answering my question anyway.

 

[monaco70s]

Thanx Monaco! And you do/did a good job providing more and more photos!! Like them very much! Some of them are so special..

I'm glad you liked them Ianna Thanks

 

[Mahoogie]

Thanks for posting those wonderful pics our beloved princess!!..I love seeing pictures of the young family when Princess Grace was still alive..but I kinda feel sad for sometime seeing those pics,asking question why she had to leave so soon and not seeing her beautiful grandchildren all growing-up..

 

[iceflower]

Thanks for the little tribute Ianna! The last one and the two you posted
before that show that she never lost the actress deep inside of her..

 

[Ianna]

Thanks for the little tribute Ianna! The last one and the two you posted
before that show that she never lost the actress deep inside of her..

True! She just had it..Like her poses..

Off the record photo from Elle photosession 1967..

Souce, own collection

 

[monaco70s]

Great pic Ianna, do you have more photographs from that session? Are u sure it's not from 1968 cos she's wearing the same dress from 1968's Red Cross.

 

[Ianna]

Great pic Ianna, do you have more photographs from that session? Are u sure it's not from 1968 cos she's wearing the same dress from 1968's Red Cross.

I had it on some of mine disks, it was under Elle folder 1967. But maybe it's mistake 'cause source was one old mag..I think last of tribute belongs to this folder too..I had one more, have to look..

 

[monaco70s]

Oh I see, I'll wait for the other one, thanks