Cmoneyspinner
The movies I grew up watching are now called “vintage” or “classic” or … old! I call them irreplaceable and one of a kind. These days they just don’t make movies like they used to. And do you know why? Because they don’t make actors and actresses like they used to. Actresses like Grace Kelly, for example.
Grace Kelly. The name “Grace” suits her. She exudes classiness, elegance, and grace. Her acting career did not last very long. She decided to pursue her acting career in 1950 when she was 20 years old. Even though she enjoyed great success, at age 26, she left it all behind when she married Prince Ranier III and became a princess. Many of her admirers say she was born to be a princess. From1951 to 1956, the films she starred in made her unforgettable.
I heart Grace Kelly. Don’t you?
In Memory Of: Grace Patricia Kelly (Nov 12, 1929 – Sep 14, 1982)
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"Grace Kelly resembled and acted like a Princess long before she actually married Prince Rainier of Monaco. Serene, elegant, and so unforgettable, …" ~ Grace Kelly: Dress to Impress by Mary Mallory https://t.co/myJMoPrinF ♦ #Hollywood #iconic #celebrities #entertainment pic.twitter.com/g3fgx2qLwB
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Grace Kelly: Portraits of a Star "… a series of stunning portraits that, for reasons lost to time, never made it into print." https://t.co/8jvNWcZH37 via @flipboard ♦ #Hollywood #iconic #movieslegends #celebrities #entertainment Photographer: Loomis Dean @TIME
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My favorite Hitchcock movie. <3 https://t.co/plOkPpHto5
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Another one of my favorite Hitchcock movies which starred #GraceKelly. The other was "To Catch a Theif". https://t.co/JugCGCTDiP
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Best #Vintage #Oscars Photographs ~ https://t.co/1JmlvRzDcV ~ Grace Kelly & Edmond O'Brien celebrate winning at the 1955 ceremony w/ Kelly taking home an award for her role in The Country Girl. ♦ #Hollywood #iconic #celebrities #entertainment pic.twitter.com/40MotVtcCB
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Born on this day in 1929, the perennially stylish #GraceKelly. Whether on screen or in her later role as Princess, her public persona found its expression through dress. She wore this coral beaded @givenchy dress in 1964 @DrexelUniv #OTD #fashionhistory pic.twitter.com/89nabvsDkb
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Remember the fairy tale wedding of Grace Kelly?
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Grace Kelly's death: Irish American actress … 1950s Hollywood star … died on September 14, 1982. https://t.co/emS8ieXKe2 @IrishCentral ♦ #Hollywood #iconic #movieslegends #celebrities #entertainment pic.twitter.com/BfJ7crwJgr
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On this date in 1983, #CherylLadd starred in the title role of the made-for-television biography-drama movie #GraceKelly, also known as #TheGraceKellyStory, airing on ABC. pic.twitter.com/BtnFNPUm7S
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