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Jessica Pickens
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Owner of Comet Over Hollywood since 2009. Gidgetologist. Dynasty fan. Chad & Jeremy enthusiast.
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Dancer, actress Cyd Charisse in a Halloween publicity photo
Now Watching
The Spy with My Face (1965)
Remembering actress Samantha Eggar, who has passed away at age 86.

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Painter and sculptor George Peters making Halloween masks in Hollywood in 1932.
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The underrated Tommy Sands makes his feature film debut in this week's Musical Monday. The story features a young rock star with a controlling and isolating manager - it's so similar to Elvis that I'm shocked there wasn't a law suit.
Full review here:
cometoverhollywood.com/2025/10/13/m...
The underrated Tommy Sands makes his feature film debut in this week's Musical Monday. The story features a young rock star with a controlling and isolating manager - it's so similar to Elvis that I'm shocked there wasn't a law suit.
Full review here:
cometoverhollywood.com/2025/10/13/m...
Revisiting
Strangers May Kiss (1931)
Revisiting a favorite
The Affairs of Martha (1942)
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Publicity photo of Diane Keaton, Barry McGuire, and Steve Curry in the stage production Hair (1968)

The New York Public Library Digital Collections.

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Revisiting
Private Lives (1931)
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"She is the dream actress that every director should have." —Gillian Armstrong

Rest in peace to the great Diane Keaton, fearless and unique, a dream actress indeed. 📷 Norman Seeff, Los Angeles, 1975
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Hayley Mills and Hywel Bennett photographed for Sidney Gilliat‘s ENDLESS NIGHT (1972), which was based on Agatha Christie’s 1967 novel.
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Publicity still for Alfred Hitchcock’s THE TROUBLE WITH HARRY (1955), featuring: Mildred Natwick, Edmund Gwenn, Jerry Mathers, Shirley MacLaine, John Forsythe and “Harry.”
This October, I'm continuing my tradition of stars at costume parties:
English actress Margaret Lockwood wearing period fashion to the Theatrical Garden Party at the Chelsea Royal Hospital, London, part of the Chelsea Festival, June 19, 1951.
Photo by Don Price
This week's Musical Monday features a singing sister quartet. The film introduced a song that Betty Hutton became associated with for the remainder of her career. Critics like Bosley Crowther, note Hutton as the bright spot of this film. Full review here:
cometoverhollywood.com/2025/10/06/m...
Now Watching
Once Upon a Dream (1949)