Starstruck - 70 Vintage Images of Famous People!

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Winona Ryder in her Remington Party costume during the filming of Heathers, 1988

Elvis Costello in London, 1978 (photo by Bob Gruen)

Director Federico Fellini on the set of La Dolce Vita, Italy, 1959 (photo by Tony Vaccaro)

Stunt man Evel Knievel in Plymouth, CA, 1974

Kerri Green, Ke Huy Quan, and Jeff Cohen during promo tour of The Goonies, Japan, 1985

Ronald Reagan campaigning as a gubernatorial candidate - and a protester, 1966 (photo by Bill Ray)

Tom Waits at Hilltop High School in Chula Vista, CA, 1966

Actress Diane Lane during the filming of The Outsiders, 1982

Charo on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, 1976

Author Harper Lee with Mary Badham, who portrayed Scout Finch in the screen adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird, 1962

Olympic ski racer Suzy Chaffee, Vail, CO, 1969 (photo by Toni Frissell)

Bill Murray on the first episode of Late Night with David Letterman, 1982

Steve Buscemi in drag during filming of Somebody to Love, 1994

Cameron Crowe interviews Kris Kristofferson, San Diego, 1972 (photo by Vince Compagnone)

Jennifer Grey and Matthew Broderick returning home from Ireland where Broderick got into a car accident that killed two people, 1987

Actress Lee Remick, NYC, 1958 (photo by Sam Shaw)

Band member/actor John Stamos in high school, 1977

Musician Willie Nelson promoting And Then I Wrote... album in Phoenix, AZ, 1962

BFFs Klaus Kinski and Werner Herzog during filming of Aguirre the Wrath of God, 1972

Devo concert with Mark Mothersbaugh as Booji Boy at the Bottom Line, NYC, 1978 (photo by Bob Gruen)

Author Charles Dickens, 1852 (colorized)

I see Cheech and Chong, Helen Reddy, Glen Campbell, the Carpenters, Dionne Warwick, so many more familiar faces, The Grammys, 1973

English actor Peter Cushing shows off his collection of model soldiers, London, 1960

Jazz pianist and singer Hazel Scott at Café Society nightclub NYC, 1941 (photo by Andre Kertesz)

Musician Alice Cooper's manager (Shep Gordon) and the Cyclops, Toronto, Canada, 1975 (photo by Bob Gruen)

Musician Andy Gibb and his girlfriend Victoria Principal, 1981 (photo by Harry Langdon)

Linus Pauling, chemist, biologist, and two-time winner of the Nobel prize at his home in Big Sur, CA, 1982 (photo by Joe McNally)

Pope Leo XIV looking cool in 1982

Andy Warhol's Polaroids of Shaun Cassidy, 1979

Cast of the movie Fame, NYC, 1980

German director Wim Wenders at the Chelsea Hotel, NYC, 1970 (photo by Albert Scopin)

John Cusack and Rob Reiner on the set of the The Sure Thing, 1985

Actress Theresa Russell, 1987

Author Vladimir Nabokov, 1907

John McEuen, Steve Martin and Jerry Garcia at the Golden State Country Bluegrass Festival, 1974

Courtney Love at 16 years old, 1981 (photo by Jon Sievert)

Jamie Lee Curtis and Christopher Guest wedding day, 1984

Filmmaker Russ Meyer and his wife Edy Williams, 1970

Ringo Starr was the original narrator for the first two seasons of Thomas the Tank Engine, 1984

Actors Humphrey Bogart and Peter Lorre on the set of Beat the Devil, Italy, 1953

The brilliant Albert Brooks, 1977

Anthony Bourdain at home with his dad and brother, 1974

Jim Henson and Jane Nebel pose with puppets from the TV show Sam and Friends, 1956 - Kermit's got those thick thighs and what's up with the one to the far right?

Travel writer Rick Steves’ first trip to Europe, 1973

Cher at the Grammys, 1974

Actors Art Carney and Walter Matthau in The Odd Couple, Broadway, NYC, 1965

Darryl Hannah, Tom Hanks and Ron Howard during the filming of Splash, 1983

Writer EM Forster in India, 1921

Actress Helen Mirren, 1976

Walt Disney eating chicken in Brazil, 1942

Elvis Presley, Joe Esposito (Memphis Mafia right hand), Frank Sinatra and Fred Astaire, Las Vegas, 1969

Catherine O’Hara during her time on SNL, 1981

Six-year-old Jennifer Aniston, 1975

Actors Jason Bateman and Michael J. Fox, 1985

Tupac Shakur, Baltimore, 1985

Legendary conductor Leopold Stokowski, 1915

Doomed actress Frances Farmer, 1938

Audrey Hepburn practicing guitar for Moon River during filming of Breakfast at Tiffany's, 1961

Jazz legend Thelonious Monk performing in NYC, 1975 (photo by Burt Glinn)

A monster backstage during filming of Doctor Who, England, 1965

Musician Neil Young outside his home in Malibu, CA, 1967

Actor Robert Redford and musician John Denver drinking Coors, 1975

Eddie Van Halen playing at the Oakland Civic Auditorium, CA, 1979 - love the lighter! (photo by Dave Seabury)

Director Francis Ford Coppola and singer Petula Clark on the set of Finian’s Rainbow, 1967 (photo by Bill Ray)

Quarterbacks of the NFL in 1961 (back, L-R) Milt Plum, Bobby Layne, Sam Etcheverry, Bill Wade, Bart Starr, Johnny Unitas, Norm Snead, Zeke Bratkowski, (front) Jim Ninowski, Fran Tarkenton, Don Meredith, John Brodie, Sonny Jurgensen, Y.A. Tittle (photo by Ralph Morse)

Joseph Barbera and William Hanna, 1961 They created the Flintstones, Scooby-Doo, Jetsons, Yogi Bear, so much more.

Ad-Rock/Adam Horovitz of the Beastie Boys at the Hollywood Palladium, 1987 (photo by Michael Ochs)

Earth, Wind & Fire, 1975

Original Facts of Life cast, Molly Ringwald bottom left, 1979

14th Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso and his cat, Dharamshala, India, 1979

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do7rkb5n

#13 new eyes just dropped

8 hours ago |

resworn

#23 always upvote Cushing!

23 hours ago |

Apeofdeath

1 day ago |

AlmostClever

#62

18 hours ago |

Tzulscha

Not just showing off his toy soldiers, he is playing a game called "Little Wars". H.G. Wells wrote the rules. You can still find copies out there.

19 hours ago |

SleazyBijou

Cher was so hot

21 hours ago |

IhaveAfaceForRadio

#19 not very BFFs during fitzcarraldo

Yetiphobia

"This much idiot one man has not been!"

RadiDaddy

#11 We were talking about celebrity endorsements at work last week and the old “Call me Suzy Chap-Stick!” ad came up. https://youtu.be/ev7DHWG7wsY

FlatPlutoSociety

I know it's not even one of the top 100 worst things about him, but god damn Reagan was such a corny piece of shit.

shutupthisisreal

even got Jeremy Renner to protest against him

whoatherebigfella

#13

darbiify

For those also curious about why Frances Farmer was doomed, apparently she was a mid level actress known for "erratic behavior" and her family committed her. After she died, there was a book she'd partially written about her life and the institutions were real bad for her. Another book came along and boom, everyone was obsessed. So now we have movies about her being a bad bish and that's that. Poor woman struggled with paranoid schizophrenia and once she was dead, people became obsessed with her

17 hours ago |

RetrogradeLlama

#5 I still haven’t forgiven Kerri Green for what she did to Lucas.

dooremouse

Everything I've ever seen or learned about Helen Mirren has only reinforced the absolute certainty that I would have thrown my heart at her repeatedly and been completely crushed just as repeatedly.

22 hours ago |

Alphee99

#47 ahh daryl Hannah. I was six when this came out on HBO in 84/85. Hers was the first bare naked ass I had ever seen and I can still remember standing in my living room watching this when that scene came on and my mom scrambled to run to the TV to turn it off. Something felt very right about that ass even to pre puberty me.

DaveSamsonite

#49 holy shit, she has pickles for legs!!

TheFastpaws

If only the person that shot Reagan had shot his head.

cardinal29

#62 Coors used to be "special" because they didn't have distributors on the east coast. Pics of Hollywood types drinking it contributed to the mystique.

alcaray

Coors used to have a different recipe and used to be good beer.

TooSoonOldTooLateSmart

GIs used to smuggle it on transport planes.

#28 The pastor of the progressive Lutheran church I occasionally go to, was/is a personal friend of the Pope from college.

eromitlab

my old ass isn't sure how to feel about a 1994 image being considered vintage

pandaslap

2006 is already vintage

Xilir8

TheDreadPirateMontoya

https://media1.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1eTJldnRuZGx2anBydTlobGYyNmk1bjlxaHRsOGNrdmV2OXl0dW5ydiZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/H3Gsg60KeSKOaBQASD/200w.webp

HetOlorin9Img0

That was 10 years ago, right?

20 hours ago |

KrondorMocker

No............ 4 years

#43 is that Sweetums?

imjustabill495

#28 Huh, he's actually on a mission from God

CaldariBob

#21 I think that's actually Sir John A. Macdonald instead of Dickens.

10wreckedtenrecs

That’s where I recognize this pic from!!

Apologies for my error.

Don't give it another moment's thought. Going though old photos like this is actually a lot of fun - finding discrepancies is like a puzzle. +1.

nickelrocket

#43 far right is Yorick.

justherefortheconfession

#19 if you're looking to read something that seems written by a paranoid schizophrenic in the middle of an alcohol- and LSD-fueled fever dream, then I highly recommend Kinski's autobiography, "All I Need is Love".

WellThatsJustWhatWeCallPillowTalkBaby

Evil fucker raped his own daughter for many years.

It's a great read for those who stop and get out of the car so they have the best view when they come across a train wreck or other mass casualty event

marthafarquar

#15 On August 5, 1987, while driving a rented car outside Tempo, Northern Ireland, Broderick crossed into the wrong lane and collided head-on with another car. The driver, Anna Gallagher, 28, and her mother, Margaret Doherty, 63, were both killed instantly. He was charged with causing death by dangerous driving and faced up to five years in prison, but was convicted of the lesser charge of careless driving and fined £100 (US$175). The victims' family called the verdict "a travesty of justice".

mcoulter876

The charge was reduced to "careless driving" (a misdemeanor) because investigators could not prove reckless intent, and he was not under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

TeelMoobeel

fuuuuuuuck the celebrity