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thedabara · 2 years

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ACTRESSES WHO DIED 2014

Shirley Temple at 85 from COPD

Lauren Bacall at 89 from stroke

Virna Lisi at 78 from cancer

Polly Bergen at 84 from natural causes

Alexandra Bastedo at 67 from cancer

Carla Laemmle at 104 from natural causes

Kate O’Mara at 74 from cancer

Martha Hyer at 89 from natural causes

France Anglade at 72 from natural causes

Luise Rainer at 104 from pneumonia

#shirley temple #lauren bacall #virna lisi #polly bergen #alexandra bastedo #carla laemmle #kate o'mara #martha hyer #france anglade #luise rainer #thedabara

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chaoticdesertdweller · 2 years

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#carla laemmle #old hollywood #legends

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filmicgreyscale · 2 years

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Dwight Frye and Carla Laemmle in Dracula (1931). Carla was the niece of Universal Studio head Carl Laemmle, and holds the distinction of being the first woman to speak aloud in a horror film.

#Carla Laemmle #dwight frye #dracula

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thebrideofreanimator · 1 year

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the fact that carla laemmle who was in both phantom of the opera 1925 version and dracula 1931 version lived long enough to both see the creation of twitter AND actively run an account on it for multiple years is insane to me. carla i am so fucking sorry you had to witness that hellsite

#carla laemmle

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bunnziebobcat · 7 months

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Fan Art Friday - Dracula 1931, A.D.

This week's #FanArtFriday features Bram Stoker's Dracula, as Universal Pictures sees him in 1931, and he's raising his cape for one of his actors, Bela Lugosi, on what would've been his 141st birthday. Also, Carl Laemmle's niece, Carla, would've been 114. She played a coach passenger in the film. @universalmonsterstribute

#fanartfriday #bunnziebobcat #birthday #tribute #bela lugosi #dracula #universal pictures #universal monsters #bram stoker #carla laemmle

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justapopculturejunkie · 10 months

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#carla laemmle #silent film #legends #icons

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steampunkbeatnik · 1 year

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Carla Laemmle as Pearl Dancer in “The Hollywood Revue of 1929″

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sgokie2024 · 2 months

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Carla Laemmle, the niece of Universal Pictures founder Carl Laemmle, in the late 1920s. Carla had roles in early horror films like 1925's PHANTOM OF THE OPERA as well as a part in 1931’s DRACULA with Bela Lugosi, where she famously spoke the film's first lines: "Among the rugged peaks that frown down upon the Borgo Pass are found crumbling castles of a bygone age .... " Ms. Laemmle lived to be 104. (Silent and Pre-Code Horror)

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jamieroxxartist · 7 months

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Birthday Remembrances. Today, Oct 20, 1909 – Carla Laemmle, American actress and photographer (d. 2014) was born.

(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carla_Laemmle)

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desmanipulador · 2 years

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o fantasma da opera c c domínio publico #filmeantigo #filmemudo #film...

O Fantasma da Ópera (1925) O Fantasma da Ópera é um filme de terror americano de 1925, adaptação do filme O Fantasma da Ópera de Gaston Leroux. Foi dirigido por Rupert Julian e estrelou Lon Chaney, Sr no papel-título do Fantasma deformado que assombra o Palais Garnier, causando assassinato e caos na tentativa de fazer da mulher que ele ama uma estrela. O filme permanece mais famoso pela maquiagem medonha e auto-criada de Chaney, que foi mantida em segredo do estúdio até a estreia do filme. A imagem também apresenta Mary Philbin, Norman Kerry, Arthur Edmund Carewe, Gibson Gowland, John St. Polis e Snitz Edwards. O último membro do elenco sobrevivente foi Carla Laemmle (1909-2014), sobrinha do produtor Carl Laemmle, que desempenhou um pequeno papel como "primeira bailarina" no filme quando ela tinha cerca de 15 anos. A adaptação cinematográfica de Elliott J. Clawson, Tom Reed (roteirista) e Raymond L. Schrock e foi dirigida por Rupert Julian e com direção suplementar de Lon Chaney e Edward Sedgwick. http://publicdomainmovies.net/movie/the-lost-world Public Domain c c

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bluemasque86 · 2 years

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Carla Laemmle in the late 1920s.

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Carla was the niece of Universal Pictures founder Carl Laemmle and got early film roles in 1925's PHANTOM OF THE OPERA as well as a part in the 1931 DRACULA with Bela Lugosi, where she famously spoke the film's first lines: "Among the rugged peaks that frown down upon the Borgo Pass are found crumbling castles of a bygone age .... " Ms. Laemmle lived to be 104.

#carlalaemmle #silentandprecodehorror #earlyhorrorfilm #carllaemmle #earlyhorrorfilms #blackandwhitemovies #blackandwhitehorror #dracula #universalhorror #dracula #phantomoftheopera #classichorrormovies #classichorror #classichorrormovies

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clarabowlover · 3 years

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