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September 4.2021
Long before Netflix was a thing, people flocked to the movies to escape reality, and discovered the golden age of Hollywood with glamorous actresses in elegant gowns and charismatic men with square jaws and cleft chins. At that time, when celebs needed a little Rest & Rejuvenation, they used to go to the refined world’s most Relaxing beaches, where sunbathing and exclusive nightlife, and luxurious resorts became their oyster. Take a trip back in time with these iconic photos of old Hollywood stars on holydays.
Cary Grant and Randolph Scott playing beach ball in front of their new home which looks out over Santa Monica sea front.
In 1955, actor Tony Curtis and his wife, actress Janet Leigh, took a vacation to Rome, one of the world’s most charming cities.
French bombshell Brigitte Bardot became synonymous with the sleepy seaside town of St.-Tropez after appearing in the 1956 film and God Created Woman. This once-rustic fishing village is now a frisky, glitzy playground for jet setters and yachts.
In the mid-1950s, Marilyn and her second husband, baseball player Joe DiMaggio, were in vacation in San Francisco.
Stars like Sinatra, Ava Gardner, Marlon Brando, and Nat King Cole used to flock to Havana’s venerable Hotel Nacional in pre-revolutionary Cuba, to gamble the night away smoking cigars and drinking rum. El Floridita, Ernest Hemingway’s old-school watering hole and the birthplace of the daiquiri, still serves the author’s signature drink, a sweet, boozy Papa Doble.
Princess Grace of Monaco, Prince Rainier, and their children went sledding in Churwalden in the Arosa-Lenzerheide ski resort, during their winter vacation.
Italian actress Sophia Loren, with its dog on the Cannes seashore, circa 1955.
Actors Rock Hudson and Gina Lollobrigida in Santa Margherita Ligure, near Genova in Italy.
Kurt Douglas and his wife, Anne, paired up with Brigitte Bardot for the quintessential beach photo, at Cannes Festival in 1953.
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