Eva Marie Saint and Yves Montand, in “Grand Prix,” 1966. #Oscars2018 #Oscars90 #Oscarspic.twitter.com/HNTkyreTC2
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Eva Marie Saint and Yves Montand, in “Grand Prix,” 1966. #Oscars2018 #Oscars90 #Oscarspic.twitter.com/HNTkyreTC2
They don't make em like that anymore.
It was a unique film in many ways. The split screen scenes were a first. The on board camera angles put YOU in the cars. It captured a moment in world history that had captivated young and old as men tested the limits of machines. Vrroooom!pic.twitter.com/myIDEgdIOd
Her stories were better than teleprompter chatter.
I see why this dress was her favourite! Beautiful!
"Tell me. How does a girl like you get to be a girl like you?" "Just lucky, I guess."
Don and Betty Draper seemed to have been created in their likeness.
She did a great job tonight on the Academy Awards!
I know this makes me sound like a nostalgic old geezer, but this is the era when “Movie Stars” has class and dignity.
Love that scene. The dramatic red dress in the cool blue-grey room is genius. Modern film look cheap next to this.
“The black dress with roses ...”
She looks great!!!!!
God bless her! 93 years young.
So much poise -- then and now.
Beautiful Lady!
No wonder it was her favorite dress from that film!pic.twitter.com/uSo4Nn4wOE
I love this movie my aunt and I see it often when I visit her.
Eva Marie Saint —
I liked her nod to aging gracefully, "... keep moving ..."
#Oscars
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