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Never Before Seen Pictures Of Backstage Hollywood

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If, like us, you enjoy staggeringly well composed, black and white shots of the rich, famous and fabulous, then this will appeal. A selection of rare photographs from old Hollywood sets will be on display at the Hôtel du Cap from 13th May to coincide with the Cannes Film Festival. And in case you don't find the time to moor your yacht, we've bagged an edit of some of the most breathtaking images on show.

From Andy Warhol looking chuffed with his sophisticated anchored camera in 1964, to Alfred Hitchcock on the set of Notorious, and David Bowie in full prosthetic make-up for The Man Who Fell to Earth, the majority of these images have never been exhibited before.

A continuation of last year's 'The Art Of Behind The Scenes ', the exhibition is a collaboration between Jaeger-LeCoultre and Finch & Partners, and is curated by senior lecturer in photography at Central Saint Martins, John Ingledew.

Prepare to be starry eyed.

Actors Peter O’Toole and Audrey Hepburn get uncomfortable together in a cramped broom cupboard in a scene from How to Steal a Million, 1966.

Iconic Images / Terry O’Neill

Andy Warhol at the Silver Factory with his first sophisticated anchored camera. New York, 1964.

Magnum photos

François Truffaut on set of L’Argent de Poche in Thiers, France, 1975.

© Jonathan Becker / Duffy Archive

British actor Michael Caine takes a rest with Anthony Quinn during the filming of Guy Green’s 1968 film The Magus.

Iconic Images / Terry O’Neill

French actress Brigitte Bardot plays cards on set of the comedy-adventure film Viva Maria, 1965.

Iconic Images / Douglas Kirkland

John Huston discusses sound with Marilyn Monroe, Clark Gable and sound man (back to the camera) on set of The Misfits directed by John Huston. Nevada, 1960.

Magnum photos

Jean-Luc Godard during the filming of Le Mepris in Villa Malaparte, Capri, Italy, January 1963.

Ghislain Dussart/RAPHO

On set of Moby Dick directed by John Huston. USA, 1954.

Magnum photos.

The American writer and movie director Norman Mailer during a “speaking party.” USA, 1968.

Magnum photos

David Bowie in the process of being made up for his acting role in the cult film The Man Who Fell to Earth where he played the part of an alien. July, 1975. Photo Duffy © Duffy Archive

Martin Scorsese on set of Casino. Las Vegas, 1995.

Photography Phil Caruso

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