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Hello! Bit of a silly question but if you could bring any vintage actor to the present, who would you choose?
nancy kwan. I know I talk about her all the time but she was criminally underused in the 60s and deserved a career that responded to her romance, her whimsy, her drive. Ironically she is actually still alive so she DID get to the present—but I wish the younger her could have had a career with way more romantic leading roles
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Studio original publicity photo of Ann-Margret, 1960. 🇸🇪
She had a fiery, magnetic presence that made her one of the most unforgettable stars of the 1960s. Often compared to "Elvis era" glamour, she combined sensuality with humor and energy, especially in films like Viva Las Vegas, where her chemistry with Elvis Presley became legendary.
What made Ann-Margret stand out was that beneath the glamour, she was also a remarkably disciplined performer a singer, dancer, and actress all at once. Her performances always felt vibrant and alive, as if she carried a spark that could light up an entire scene.
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Nancy Kwan in the 1960.
The picture was taken by a photographer by Wallace Sewell .
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Actor and martial arts legend Bruce Lee coaches Sharon Tate and Nancy Kwan for their fight scene in the Columbia Pictures/Phil Karlson spy comedy The Wrecking Crew, 1968. This scene was also featured in Quentin Tarantino's 2019 movie Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood when Margot Robbie as Sharon Tate watched this film in a movie theater interspersed with clips of Margot wearing this costume training with Bruce (played by Mike Moh) in preparation for this scene. Nancy Kwan later portrayed restaurant owner Gussie Yang, Bruce Lee's Seattle benefactor when he moved from Hong Kong to America, in the 1993 bio-pic Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story.
Dean Martin, Sharon Tate, Elke Sommer, Nancy Kwan and Tina Louise during the filming of ‘The Wrecking Crew.’
Nancy Kwan photographed by Bert Stern on the cover of Life magazine, October 24, 1960.
