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Rosellini's phobia of hair stylists.
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INGRID IN A HIGH WIND?
You've got me...
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I know, it's "when the wind blows"
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A marvelous score that earned Rozsa his first Oscar.
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A marvelous score that earned Rozsa his first Oscar.
I fear you may be wrong.
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A marvelous score that earned Rozsa his first Oscar.
I fear you may be wrong.
For all I know, I could be wrong, but it sure looks like it comes from that movie.
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A marvelous score that earned Rozsa his first Oscar.
I fear you may be wrong.
For all I know, I could be wrong, but it sure looks like it comes from that movie.
Was the first movie also came to mind.
However fear it's Rosellini's work on phobias.??
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Surely that's a '40s hairstyle.
She's looking at a playback and thinking, 'They'll never believe this is a ski-run: my career will be in tatters'.
Actually she'd probably be ordered to wear a helmet these days.
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I thought the picture was an advert for a new invisible hair drier.
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A marvelous score that earned Rozsa his first Oscar.
I fear you may be wrong.
For all I know, I could be wrong, but it sure looks like it comes from that movie.
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The poster may say Spellbound; but the image in it belongs to movie FEAR by Rosellini. Look for posters from this latter movie and you'll see.
Alex
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The poster may say Spellbound; but the image in it belongs to movie FEAR by Rosellini. Look for posters from this latter movie and you'll see.
Alex
I can't find any. Her hairstyle was very different in that movie, and here she's on the ski-run and in costume with Spellbound scarf. Women's hairstyles took a nosedive in the '50s and Ingrid's did too.
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Double Post
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The poster may say Spellbound; but the image in it belongs to movie FEAR by Rosellini. Look for posters from this latter movie and you'll see.
Alex
I can't find any. Her hairstyle was very different in that movie, and here she's on the ski-run and in costume with Spellbound scarf. Women's hairstyles took a nosedive in the '50s and Ingrid's did too.
I managed to find a few posters for this Rossellini film and her hair is much shorter than in the still here. Therefore I have to say it is definitely from the ski slope sequence from Spellbound.
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I was wrong, sorry.
In spite of the hair, what a beautiful woman she was.
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