Greta Garbo in 'Susan Lenox - Her Fall and Rise' (Robert Z. Leonard) 1931
Photo: Clarence Sinclair Bull
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Greta Garbo circa 1930 by Ruth Harriet Louise, official MGM photographer.
Spanish school, 19th century| A Woman Sitting on the Edge of a Bed (detail)
“She’s such a good character. She’s so much fun to play. She’s just whipped cream. She’s light and fluffy with no substance, and she knows it, and that’s her tragedy.” Carey Mulligan on the character of Daisy
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Garbo photographed by Nicholas Murray in 1929.
Unlike a lot of photo-session, Garbo was not filming when she posed for Nicholas Murray but was at the studio preparing for her next film, THE KISS (1929) N. Murray asked MGM's publicist, Howard Strickling, if Garbo would wear a low-cut evening dress so he could make an uncluttered head shot. He remembers that she wasn't able to find an appropriate gown so she appeared in a white man-tailored shirt.
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