Geoffrey Holder (Trinidadian, 1930-2014) - A Sleeping Boy (1953)
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“I paint a slice of life, whatever it is that day.”
Geoffrey Holder.
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LIVE AND LET DIE 1973
Julius W Harris, Geoffrey Holder, Earl Jolly Brown, Jane Seymour, Roger Moore, Yaphet Kotto
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Geoffrey Holder
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Jane Seymour and Geoffrey Holder in LIVE AND LET DIE
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Geoffrey Holder, photographed in December 1963. Photograph: Jack Mitchell
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One Dress a Day Challenge
September: Bond Films
Live and Let Die / Geoffrey Holder as "Baron Samedi"
Always a delight to see Geoffrey Holder, even if he didn't have much to do in this movie. In this scene, in fact, he doesn't even speak--but his presence and his costume are very memorable.
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Geoffrey Holder (Trinidadian, 1930-2014) - Mother and Child (1956)
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LIVE AND LET DIE 1973
Geoffrey Holder
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Singer and actress Lena Horne posing for a portrait painted by Geoffrey Holder. Stamped on back: "Please credit United Press International Photo. United Press International, Inc. 461 Eighth Avenue. New York 1, New York." Label on back: "Sitting star. New York: With a far away look on her face, Lena Horne, star of the Broadway musical 'Jamaica,' sits for her portrait in New York City. Painting her is Geoffrey Holder, who is preparing a one-man show of impressionistic portraits of stars to be displayed at the Barone Galleries in Manhattan later in the month. 2/13/59."
E. Azalia Hackley Collection of African Americans in the Performing Arts, Detroit Public Library
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Lena Horne posing for a portrait painted by Geoffrey Holder, New York, 1959
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Tim Burton's comments about how Black people don't suit his artistic vision make even less sense because, if you're looking for gothic, um have you SEEN Geoffrey Holder in Live and Let Die? Yeah I'm aware of that movie's own problems with racism, I'm just saying that there's no reason for a cast of gothic characters to be a total cracker barrel like in Burton's movies.
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