Grace Kelly on the set of Mogambo (1953)
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Grace Kelly on the set of Mogambo (1953)

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Frank Sinatra visiting Ava Gardner on the set of Mogambo, 1953
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with Norma Shearer in Strange Interlude, 1932
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Mogambo (John Ford, 1953)
Hollywood film stars Frank Sinatra, Ava Gardner and Grace Kelly share a joke on their arrival at Eastleigh airport. Both Gardner and Kelly were due to play lead roles in Mogambo, a John Ford film being shot on location in Kenya. Nairobi, Kenya, 7 November 1952.

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Ava Gardner in Mogambo (1953) Costume Design by Helen Rose
Tony Curtis, Janeth Leigh, Joan Crawford and Cesar Romero at Mogambo Night Club - Hollywood - 1951
Grace Kelly at the Golden Globe Awards on January 22, 1954. The ceremony was held at Club Del Mar in Santa Monica, CA. Grace won a Globe as best supporting actress for her work in Mogambo, and received it from the hands of Robert Taylor and Eleanor Parker.