I love the sun-dappled tranquility captured in this shot of Dolores del Rio and her husband Cedric Gibbons in their 757 Kingman Ave, Santa Monica home, May 28, 1931. I think being married to MGM’s legendary and ubiquitous art director pretty much guarantees living in a memorable home. Luckily, we don’t have to just imagine it – Veranda.com did a photo spread of the house in May 2016: http://bit.ly/2fyVr1B
One of my makeup clients, Marcia Gay Harden, lived in the house next door. Dolores the home built for her mother. It was the house I saw my very first Academy Award statue. I love that I got to see Oscar for the first time right next door to his creators home. She won for Best Supporting Actress for Pollock in 2000
I love the sun-dappled tranquility captured in this shot of Dolores del Rio and her husband Cedric Gibbons in their 757 Kingman Ave, Santa Monica home, May 28, 1931. I think being married to MGM’s legendary and ubiquitous art director pretty much guarantees living in a memorable home. Luckily, we don’t have to just imagine it – Veranda.com did a photo spread of the house in May 2016: http://bit.ly/2fyVr1B
One of my makeup clients, Marcia Gay Harden, lived in the house next door. Dolores the home built for her mother. It was the house I saw my very first Academy Award statue. I love that I got to see Oscar for the first time right next door to his creators home. She won for Best Supporting Actress for Pollock in 2000
Wow, Stephen – that’s a great Hollywood story. And I loved Marcia in that movie!