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Louise Brooks, c. 1929. Louise Brooks ( Cherryvale, Kansas, 14 de noviembre de 1906- Rochester, Nueva York, 8 de agosto de 1985) fue una actriz, bailarina y escritora estadounidense que se convirtió en una de las caras y estrellas más famosas del cine mudo. Representaba a la perfección el atractivo que demandaba la época.
Louise Brooks. Louise Brooks (* 14. November 1906 in Cherryvale, Kansas; † 8. August 1985 in Rochester, New York; voller Name: Mary Louise Brooks) war eine US-amerikanische Filmschauspielerin. Bekannt wurde sie vor allem als Schauspielerin in Stummfilmen, in denen sie visuell auch durch ihren Bubikopf auffiel.
Louise Brooks. Actress: Pandora's Box. Mary Louise Brooks, also known by her childhood name of Brooksie, was born in the Midwestern town of Cherryvale, Kansas, on November 14, 1906. She began dancing at an early age with the Denishawn Dancers (which was how she left Kansas and went to New York) and then with George White's Scandals before joining the Ziegfeld Follies, but became one of the ...
Louise Brooks. Mary Louise Brooks, Cherryvale ( Kansas) o 14 de novembro de 1906 e finada en Rochester ( Nova York) o 8 de agosto de 1985, foi unha actriz e escritora estadounidense que se converteu nunha das caras máis famosas do cinema mudo. Foi coñecida principalmente polos seus papeis en filmes mudos durante a última metade da década de ...
Louise Brooks, foi uma atriz, modelo e dançarina norte-americana conhecida como um símbolo flapper e por popularizar o corte de cabelo liso e curto que lançou moda e se tornou um ícone dos anos 20, imortalizada pelo clássico mudo do cinema alemão ''A Caixa de Pandora/Die Büchse der Pandora'' (1929).
With her iconic black bob and celebrity status, Louise felt invincible. Unfortunately, her wild and free-spirited ways led her to an end so tragic, it’s unforgettable. 1. She Had An Artistic Family. From the moment she was born, Louise Brooks had the arts at her fingertips.
Here, Brooks presided over what I term the “Louise Brooks Society”—a network of artists, writers, and cinephiles, reminiscent of the literary gatherings hosted by Gertrude Stein. This “Louise Brooks Society,” a term I use to describe the informal yet influential circle that gravitated around Brooks, bore the hallmarks of a modern-day Algonquin Round Table.
