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Vivien Leigh and Robert Taylor, promotional sitting for "Waterloo Bridge", 1940.

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“'City of London from Waterloo Bridge' || 1934 || Christopher RW Nevinson (Private collection)”

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Review: Waterloo Bridge (1940)

I always get excited when I have the opportunity to introduce my real life friends to my favorite films, especially when those films also introduce them to Vivien Leigh and/or Laurence Olivier. No…

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A captivating wartime romantic tragedy from 1940. Based on Robert E. Sherwood's play with the same title. The storyline essentially begins with a long flashback sequence that transports the audience back to where the colonel (Robert Taylor) is, who visits Waterloo Bridge to remember how he met a ballet dancer (Vivien Leigh) by chance during an air raid warning, sparking a whirlwind romance. The connection that the leading actors established on screen was outstanding. A stellar performance Classic Movies To Watch, Vivien Leigh Movies, Robert Taylor Actor, Wind Movie, Oscar Movies, Whirlwind Romance, Waterloo Bridge, A Streetcar Named Desire, British Movies

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A captivating wartime romantic tragedy from 1940. Based on Robert E. Sherwood's play with the same title. The storyline essentially begins with a long flashback sequence that transports the audience back to where the colonel (Robert Taylor) is, who visits Waterloo Bridge to remember how he met a ballet dancer (Vivien Leigh) by chance during an air raid warning, sparking a whirlwind romance. The connection that the leading actors established on screen was outstanding. A stellar performance

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Robert Taylor and Vivien Leigh in Waterloo Bridge, 1940

Vivien Leigh and Robert Taylor, promotional sitting for "Waterloo Bridge", 1940.

Waterloo Bridge, 1940.

Vivien Leigh in Waterloo Bridge (1940)

“'City of London from Waterloo Bridge' || 1934 || Christopher RW Nevinson (Private collection)”

I always get excited when I have the opportunity to introduce my real life friends to my favorite films, especially when those films also introduce them to Vivien Leigh and/or Laurence Olivier. No…

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