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Lovely Legend of the Silver Screen

Vivien Leigh

FASHIONSTATE.COM'S
VIVIEN LEIGH PHOTO ALBUM:
VIVIEN - THE GLAMOROUS 30s

A collection of photos
from some of her best-known performances.

"Fire Over England" (1937)

Vivien Leigh as Lady Cynthia, a lady-in-awaiting
in Good Queen Bess's court.

Lady Cynthia becomes part of the dangerous intrigue
at the court of Queen Elizabeth I.

"Dark Journey" (1937)

Conrad Veidt as World War I German spy Baron von Marwitz,
romancing (of all people!) French double agent Madeleine
(the vivacious Vivien).

"Storm in a Teacup" (1937)

Rex Harrison as Frank Burdon,
a journalist who falls for Victoria,
the lovely daughter of a politician
(Vivien, of course!) with whom he's doing battle.

"A Yank at Oxford" (1938)

Vivien as married "college widow" Elsa Craddock,
who attempts to distract Yankee Robert Taylor
from his studies at Oxford; Mr. Sheridan (Lionel Barrymore)
looks askance at the woman leading his son astray!

"St. Martin's Lane" (1938)
(aka "Sidewalks of London")

Vivien Leigh stars as pickpocket Libby
with the legendary Charles Laughton as the man who
gives her a job as a street entertainer...
Libby's start on the road to fame.

"Gone With the Wind" (1939)

Vivien Leigh in the role that made her
an Oscar-winning international superstar -
the tempestuous Scarlett O'Hara!

Vivien as Scarlett with her dashing co-star
Clark Gable as the raffish Rhett Butler,
ladies' man extraordinaire.

Left: Scarlett being laced up by her tough, tender,
and irrepressible Mammy (Oscar-winner Hattie McDaniel).

Right: "When the war is over, Ashley..."

Sexy Scarlett causes consternation
when she shows up to Ashley's birthday party
in a blazing, bejeweled low-cut burgundy gown!

After Rhett carries Scarlett up the stairs...a leisurely cigarette?!

OTHER VIVIEN LEIGH PHOTO ALBUM LINKS

VIVIEN - THE GLAMOROUS 30s
VIVIEN - THE GLITTERING 40s
VIVIEN - THE GLORIOUS 50s
VIVIEN - THE GOSSAMER 60s
VIVIEN - GODDESS OF THE STAGE
VIVIEN - VISION OF LOVELINESS
VIVLING & LARRY - STAGE & SCREEN'S ROYAL COUPLE

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