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jamesdeaner: James Dean photographed by Richard C. Miller, 1955.
jamesdeaner: James Dean takes a break from filming East of Eden, 1954.
jamesdeaner: James Dean photographed by Roy Schatt, 1954.
jamesdeaner: James Dean photographed by Dennis Stock, 1955.
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jamesdeaner: When he was happy, there was no one more lovable. When he was depressed, he wanted to die. - Beverly Wills on James Dean
jamesdeaner: James Dean photographed in his NYC apartment by Roy Schatt.
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jamesdeaner: James Dean and Geraldine Page catch up in a bar in NYC, photographed by Dennis Stock.
jamesdeaner: ”He was not funny,” recalls Dennis. “I had no idea he was going to do that, and I’d never have suggested he do such things. It frightened me, and I know it frightened him, too. In retrospect, I think his way of dealing with
jamesdeaner: It’s all over; the world ended.
jamesdeaner: Screen test for Rebel Without a Cause.
jamesdeaner:jamesdeaner:When Jimmy was set to do something, nobody could stop him. He was tough-minded when he felt he had to be. And when he laughed, the whole world laughed, and when he cried, it rained. He was always able to get people into his moods.
jamesdeaner: James Dean looking through some records, photographed by Dennis Stock.
jamesdeaner: I said to him, “I have to be free!” and he said something that changed my life. He said, “Well, you just be careful that you’re not a slave to freedom.” - Rod Steiger
jamesdeaner: I feel that there are other gifts to come from him — gifts for all of us. His influence did not stop with his breathing. It walks with us and will profoundly affect the way we look at things. - Stewart Stern
jamesdeaner: My purpose in life does not include a hankering to charm society. - James Dean
jamesdeaner: I knew James Dean as a friend and as a student. He was a disrupter of norms, a bender of rules, a disquieter of calm. - Roy Schatt
jamesdeaner: James Dean photographed by Frank Worth, 1955. Jimmy looked at the photograph Worth had taken and suddenly made a big X over the picture. “I don’t want that printed,” Jimmy told him. “I couldn’t figure out what was wrong because
jamesdeaner: James Dean (and his dog) featured in a Levi’s ad, 1994. Original photo by Dennis Stock.
jamesdeaner: He understood pain. Young people usually don’t know that type of pain, or they don’t wear it so externally. One of the things that made Jim noticed was his vulnerability. - Martin Landau
jamesdeaner: Don’t you trust me, Plato?
jamesdeaner: The contrast between the styles of the older actors and Dean is indeed jarring. They seem shrill and cartoonish in comparison with Dean’s raw emotion. But the difference also makes Dean stand out. When Jim Stark tries to stop his parents’
jamesdeaner: James Dean photographed by Michael Ochs, 1955.
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jamesdeaner: James Dean photographed by Sanford Roth, 1955.
jamesdeaner: James Dean cleans up after filming the oil scene in Giant, 1955.
jamesdeaner: The crucifixion of James Dean.
jamesdeaner: He was the most creative person I ever knew, and he was twenty years ahead of his time. - Dennis Hopper
jamesdeaner: James Dean rehearsing a scene for Rebel Without a Cause, 1955.
jamesdeaner: I’ve tried to understand why, even though Jimmy is dead, there are so many people who feel that he is living. I think the secret is that Jimmy’s personality was so strong as to be unforgettable. I know people who have only seen him on
jamesdeaner: You know something - I like you. You know that?
jamesdeaner: James Dean ties up Elizabeth Taylor on the set of Giant, photographed by Sanford Roth, 1955. Taylor said of Dean, “My memories of him are very happy. I loved him a lot.”
jamesdeaner: I was never a farmer. I always wanted out of there but I never ran away because I never wanted to hurt anyone. - James Dean
jamesdeaner: James Dean in “The Unlighted Road” 1955.
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jamesdeaner: Candid footage of James Dean at a race in Santa Barbara, 1955.
jamesdeaner: I want to be a Texan 24 hours a day. - James Dean
jamesdeaner: James Dean photographed by Dennis Stock in Times Square, 1955.
jamesdeaner: East of Eden (1955).
jamesdeaner: I read in the columns of that period that Jimmy was “rude”, “unapproachable”, and “monosyllabic.” I always wondered, “Who is this stranger I’m reading about?” Jimmy loved to converse, and as I said before, he had an intense
jamesdeaner: Don’t get me wrong. I’m not one of those wise ones who try to put Hollywood down. It just happens that I fit into the cadence and pace better here as far as living goes. New York is vital, above all fertile. - James Dean (photographed
jamesdeaner: I woke up this morning, you know? And the sun was shining, and it was nice, and all that type of stuff… And the first thing, I saw you. And I said, “Boy, this is gonna be one terrific day, so you better live it up, because tomorrow
jamesdeaner: James Dean and Beulah Roth photographed by Sanford Roth, 1955.
jamesdeaner: James Dean photographed by Dennis Stock at the Sweethearts Ball at his old high school.
jamesdeaner: James Dean in “The Unlighted Road”, 1955.
jamesdeaner: In 1957, writer Jack Kerouac described Dean as an example of a new kind of man “of exceptional masculine beauty and compassion and sadness,” a “new American hero” free of “the barriers of ancient anti-womanism.” As Jim Stark,
jamesdeaner: James Dean and Julie Harris in a promotional photo for East of Eden.
jamesdeaner: Rebel Without a Cause opens at the Astor theater in New York City, October 1955, just four weeks after James Dean’s death.
jamesdeaner: James Dean photographed by Darlene Hammond, 1954.
jamesdeaner: If a man can bridge the gap between life and death, I mean if he can live on after he’s died, then maybe he was a great man. When they talk about success, they talk about reaching the top. Well, there is no top. You’ve got to go on and
jamesdeaner: Once you’ve been up there, you know you’ve been someplace…
jamesdeaner: What I remember most about him was the little boy quality shining forth at you from behind those thick glasses of his, tearing at your heart. - Louella Parsons
