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 Bigraphy

from her princess childhood at home in Vienna to her teenager time getting interested in movies and the theater, from the time of studying in Berlin to the time of performing on Viennese stages, from the first appearance in movie as a young girl in a night club to the scandalous Ecstasy, from Vienna to Hollywood, from a distant goddess in decorative role in Ziegfeld Girl to her greatest Hollywood performance in H.M.Pulham,Esq, from the first romance to six marriages, from the days of viewing radio torpedoes films to the day of inventing frequency hopping, from being forgotten to being rediscovered and remembered. Hedy's life, though not perfect, had never stopping being interesting... 

 

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What others remember about Hedy?

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 Career

from a young, stubborn girl who was ready to give up everything to be in movies to one of the biggest stars of MGM during the 40s, yet talking about herself as "I'm a creative person, only not in acting". Although a competent actress when she was given the chance to be, Hedy did not earn as much respect as she should have as an actress. After the peak of her acting career in 1941 with Come Live With Me and H.M.Pulham, Esq, and the great success of Samson and Delilah, she never got back to her prime again. All her appearances on films are, however, surely some of the most breathtaking sights anyone has ever seen in their life. 

 

Quotes

read about what Hedy herself said and what other people thought of her.

 

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A car fanatic. An art lover who spent much of her time painting and later having been recognized for her talent with some exhibition in New York City. What she liked, what she disliked, what legacies did she leave the world after her passing away. Do you already know all these?

 

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   Hedy's Poems

read by Hedy herself on the David Frost Show (1969)

 

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attempts of directors and people who wanted to give Hedy Lamarr the understanding and respect she deserved and to help Hedy fans to answer the question: "Who was really Hedy Lamarr?"

 

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Which books you should read and which you should not read.

 

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Details about Hedy's auction/s

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Goodies