Description
Grace Kelly. Film Stills
Dreier, Daniel
Schirmer Mosel, 2014
Capa dura com sobrecapa com ilustração editorial | Hardcover with pictorial illustrated dust-jacket | Couverture rigide reliée et jaquette éditeur illustrée.
144 páginas | pages. 22.3 x 1.9 x 24.9 cm
1ª Edição | 1ere edition | First edition.
ISBN-10: 3829606680
ISBN-13: 978-3829606684
Papel de alta qualidade | Papier d’haute qualité | High quality paper
Profusamente Ilustrado | Profusely Illustrated | Abondamment ilustré
Livro em muito bom estado | Book in very good + condition | Condition: très bon état.
Idioma | Language: Inglês | English | Anglais
PT
Sublime livro. Fotografia a condizer com a belíssima actriz. O seu casamento com o príncipe Rainier de Mónaco em 1956 pôs fim à promissora carreira de Grace Kelly no cinema.
Em homenagem a Grace Kelly, a atriz e estrela de cinema que se tornou princesa Grace de Mónaco antes de sofrer um acidente de carro fatal que lhe tolheu a vida em 1982, o nosso livro também é uma homenagem indireta a seu diretor favorito, Alfred Hitchcock.
ENG
Her marriage to Prince Rainier of Monaco in 1956 put an end to Grace Kelly’s promising movie career.
Born the daughter of a wealthy construction company owner from Philadelphia in 1929, her wedding day gave her a new role: the princess and first lady of the Monegasques. Her career started in 1952 with Fred Zinnemann’s Western classic High Noon. Her final picture, released in the year of her princely wedding, was titled High Society– a peculiar irony of history.
Of the eleven movies Grace Kelly made in just four years, the three Hitchcock classics Dial M for Murder, Rear Window (both in 1954), and To Catch A Thief (1955) undoubtedly represent great moments in cinematic history. Blonde, beautiful, and always somewhat reserved, she was the ideal choice for his black comedies.
Paying homage to Grace Kelly, the actress and film star who went on to become Princess Grace of Monaco before suffering a fatal car accident in 1982, our book is also an oblique tribute to her favorite director, Alfred Hitchcock.
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