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As They Were Too
As They Were Too
Author: Tuli Kupferberg, Sylvia Topp
"While many of these childhood photos of famous people poignantly show the child as father to the adult, many others s'eal of the distance one travels in maturing." -- The New York Times — "It's a collection of pictures of famous men and women, underground and above ground, living and deceased, but the photos were all taken...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780825631603
ISBN-10: 0825631602
Publication Date: 1979
Pages: 150
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Publisher: Quick Fox
Book Type: Unknown Binding
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This book is a continuation of AS THEY WERE. The celebrities cited were important in their own time. There are poets, movie stars, writers, ballet superstars, music composers and politicians.

Some of those portrayed didnt change much from their childhoods until they became famous. Examples include: James Dean, Warren Beatty, Jack Lemmon and Marlon Brando. Others changed radically from their younger years, including: Cher and Robert Redford.

One of the more interesting photos I found was the picture of Montgomery Clift and his twin sister, Ethel. They were 13 years of age at the time. Dolly Partons photo was a shock; she looked like the girl next door. Janis Joplins photo was another surprise; her lovely smile doesnt even hint at the outrageous personality she was to become.

Weve all seen the surrealistic mustaches of Salvador Dali (Spanish artist), but as a child, he was drop-dead beautiful! Sofia Lorens first communion photo is sweet but her solemn countenance doesnt show the beauty she was to become.

As was the previous book, this is a nostalgic walk down memory lane.


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