Beschreibung:

Various Artists - 1950s-1980s A large collection of approximately 1,000 negatives, transparencies and stills, the shots taken by Bob Penn, majority of prints with photographer's ink-credit to reverse, some duplicates, subjects include: - Audrey Hepburn: three black and white stills from Secret People , 1952, all -- 11½x9½in. (29x24cm.) ; - Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman: 36 black and white photographs of subjects taken during a boat trip on the River Thames in London during filming Indiscreet , 1958, with 28 copy negatives and contact sheets; - Tony Hancock: three black and white stills of subject in The Rebel , 1961; and 12 black and white photographs of Tony Hancock and Trevor Howard at the Carlton Hotel, Cannes during the Film Festival, all -- 10x8in. (25.4x20.3cm.) ; - Kirk Douglas and Yul Brynner approximately 37 black and white photographs of subjects with co-star Santa Berger on the set of Cast A Giant Shadow , 1966, majority -- 14x11in. (35.4x28cm.) , with 31 copy negatives; - Sophia Loren: three black and white portraits, including two publicity shots for Judith , 1966, all -- 14x11in. (35.4x28cm.) ; - Katharine Hepburn 52 colour and black and white negatives and transparencies of subject filming A Lion In Winter , 1968, with three colour prints; - Billy Wilder: approximately 138 shots taken during the filming of The Private Life Of Sherlock Holmes , 1970, shots include nine of Wilder directing, other subjects include Robert Stephens with his wife Maggie Smith chatting between takes; Stanley Holloway and Christopher Lee majority -- 11x15in. (28x38cm.) ; - A Bridge Too Far , 1977: approximately 185 prints and negatives taken during filming, subjects include Laurence Olivier, Robert Redford, Michael Caine, Anthony Hopkins, Sean Connery and Dirk Bogarde; and an illustrated souvenir book; and - Evil Under The Sun , 1982: three colour slides [two of Peter Ustinov as Poirot and one of Diana Rigg]; and a special edition book made up of 14 prints, majority black and white, all -- 12x16in. (30.5x40.6cm.) (a lot) To be sold without copyright