Confidential 1965 BRIGITTE BARDOT Sidney Poitier

Vintage Movie Magazine Confidential September 1965 with Liz Taylor, Sophia Loren, Brigitte Bardot, Jane Fonda, Melena Mercouri, and Leslie Caron on the cover.

Issue Includes:

“Filmland’s Unwed Wives” (Brigitte Bardot, Leslie Caron, Sophia Loren, Catherine Deneuve, Liz Taylor)

“The Ghettoes of Gotham- The Crimes the newspapers don’t print”

Diahann Carroll and Sidney Poitier “Why she left her husband for Sidney”

“You can bet on the high cost of dying”

Paul Getty “A most unhappy fella”

Lana Turner “The confused beauty that can’t find love”

“Those Campus Capers the College Catalogs don’t describe”

“How European Actors are fracturing Hollywood’s Aging stars”

“The new thrill for jaded eggheads: Pornographic Paintings”

“Warning: Don’t be a tranquilizer addict. They are habit forming”

Ava Gardner and George C. Scott “Crash Up”

Jack Warner “Warner Biography rips the stars that made him a millionaire”

“Terror Rides the School bus”

Magazine is complete with no cutouts. Front and back cover show significant age wear and are in rough condition around the edges with bug damage, age browning and fraying. Interior pages have age yellowing/browning, some minor bug damage, some stains and a few small tears/fraying. Spine has some damage. Poor Condition.

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