Here’s a fascinating interview from years ago with Tony Curtis on Larry King’s CNN show. Curtis basically debunks theories from the other guests that Marilyn was murdered, while explaining that she had been troubled for years and had attempted suicide in the past. He also explains that Marilyn, like most actresses of her time, basically had to sleep her way into roles and opportunities. The Hollywood casting couch was a real thing. But he also said that Marilyn held grudges for those years of “getting on her knees” while others (like him) accepted that as how things were. Curtis basically admits that he endured the same treatment.

This interview is a very interesting peak at old Hollywood through the lens of a famous actor who lived through it, and who doesn’t seem shy about explaining how things worked.

Emmy Rossum has an amazing personality to go along with her lovely “girl next door” looks. Conan seems to be having fun with this interview from 2014.

Saoirse Ronan stopped by Late Night with Seth Meyers to discuss her role in “Mary Queen of Scots” explaining how her outfit physically altered her!

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Here’s a great clip of Brigitte Bardot dancing in the 1956 film “. . . And God Created Women.” Here you get a sense of just how beautiful and magnetic Bardot was, and why she ultimately became to be seen as an iconic beauty.

Here are some great photos of Brigitte taken in 1958.

Here’s Raquel Welch in her 1970 television special “Raquel!” as she shows off her dance moves.

Raquel Welch in her 1970 tv special “Raquel!” pic.twitter.com/bfk6rqGSHG

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