Rare clips of classic stars

[ilovesidneypoitier]

@kaydeyrai That's Harold Lloyd.

[ilovesidneypoitier]

@kicsinyuzi Mia Farrow isn't dead.

[KarenKmJloB]

caroleeee, ginger, riiittttaaa , caryyyy ♥♥

[ForLovelyRita]

It is really awesome <3 Thank you for sharing this with us ;)

[OldHollywood93]

How did Steve McQueen do that?

[RIORDENATO]

The clips of Marylin and Marlene made me smile.. god i just love them

[coolkid1234533]

2:32 MYRNA!!!!!!

[KaydeyRai]

Who is 2:17??? He is really cute

[veinfullypanicc]

Who is with Chaplin @ 1:07??

[defundthewar]

Better without sound.

[Deppaddicted]

Mmm, I just love Chaplin, he was quite handsome. :)

[filmfreak222]

Very touching...very beautiful. Thank you making this :)

[frizzlefrap]

first person to appear is the famous chico marx, of marx brothers fame.

[keinwegzuruck]

Chaplin, you beast! I laaaav you!

Let me know if you find more or longer clips, anyone (please? :D) Thanks!

[Chapelina]

chaplin my dear my love

[1901clark]

Good song choice.

[sophiaslove20]

Oh God! Charles Chaplin looks so hot ... :)

[themredweirdoshow]

The "Getty Images" people (AKA the Getty museum fatcats) are living in a fool's paradise. They can't "own" every scrap of film or still picture ever made just because they say so, and slap their name on it. They're a bunch of Johnny-come-latelys who think they're so rich they can just buy everything. Well, sorry but public domain ain't for sale, folks! So SCREW the greedy Getty family!

[boggando]

this "getty images" watermark spoils the whole video

[andeaver1937]

wtf?! that's Teddy R. in 1:21

no mention of him?

[paulj0557]

Mia Farrow in this clip is stunning. In fact that was going to be my comment- the fact that she was not of the era, but could have been. And that's a tall order.

[mxylpx]

Lke the bit with Harp! Wonderfool!

[waynebrasler]

It was a real family.  Those who were there tell me L.A. and Hollywood were like a little farm town. Movie people got up a 4:30 a.m. and got home after 8. Six days a week! Sunday they went to each other's homes for dining and swimming and playing tennis. It was always very fresh and lively and light and people were true friends. I have friends who grew up in Hollywood in the film community and they always say weren't aware until their late teens that their parents were famous.

[xxcharmed1xx]

Jean Harlow was so beautiful.

[Sperruzza90]

Marlene Dietrich and Grace Kelly were beautiful...

I love them!

[barcyorky]

Ginger Rogers was the bomb, her talent often reduced to being Fred's sidekick but truth be told she was a talented Lady and the better actor of the duo by far!

[KarolineKayySaysHeyy]

and at 2:30 does anyone know???

[Rouben19]

that was MIA FARROW NOT SURE ABOUT THE MAN

[KarolineKayySaysHeyy]

whos at 1:37??????

[luxcille]

Grace Kelly

[KarolineKayySaysHeyy]

thank you (:

[kicsinyuszi]

that made me sad, for whatever reason. sad in a good way, i suppose, but sad, nevertheless. these people are all dead, and we're stuck with... bruno. :(

[Mr1920s]

This world is so messed up,now.. Bruno can't compare to the biggest flop the golden age has ever seen!

[zeekwolfe]

The klutz 'stars' of today do not compare with those of early Hollywood. The old stars had class even if it was only ordered by the studio. Can anyone say that Lindsay Lohan has 'class?' Now you take Brittany Spears...please...

[foxpawz]

where did u get such awesome rare footage of Chaplin! LOVE HIM. :)

[GeminiNightOwl]

The following list is in order of appearance - sorry for smashing everything together - character restrictions on the comments!

[GeminiNightOwl]

Harpo Marx, Audrey Hepburn, Alfred Hitchcock, Bette Davis, Clara Bow,

Clark Gable & Carole Lombard,

Cary Grant, Charlie Chaplin, Charlie & Marion,Mary Pickford, Chaplin & Douglas Fairbanks,Chaplin again,Ginger Rogers,

Grace Kelly (twice),Greta Garbo,Ingrid Bergman,Jean Harlow,Jimmy Stewart,Marilyn Monroe,Marlene DIetrich, Fairbanks&Pickford,Harold Lloyd, D.W. Griffith Fairbanks Pickford & Chaplin, Mia Farrow,Myrna Loy,Valentino, Edna Purviance,Rita Hayworth

[HisSoc]

should be Rex Harrison Audrey Hepburn

[GeminiNightOwl]

Very good images of stars with such magnitude we will never see the likes of again. One thing though, Mia Farrow doesn't belong in this group - isn't even close. Free as a Bird is a great song - why didn't you use the original?

[grooveyloop]

@GeminiNightOwl Technically this is the original. It's John Lennon's "demo" of the song. After John's death, the other Beatles recorded their parts and mixed the song together for one of the Anthology albums.

[engreena]

Superb video, I enjoyed seeing this footage and excellent choice of music. Top marks!

[AnnaMayWongSociety]

All Caucasion

[daveplomin]

You put a very nice compilation together! I think the music fits too, I just didn't like the "Getty Images" watermark, but I assume you couldn't delete it. Looking forward to more of your videos!

[Impalamark64]

I'll watch just about anything that has Clara Bow in it. There's no one like her!

[SamHillFilms]

Mia Farrow didn't belong here. All these old iconic movie stars and then a 70's actress?

[SamHillFilms]

Please consider redoing your list to reflect them in order of appearance. Many of us have never even heard of those people, let alone seen their faces! It would have been nice to know who we were looking at! Also the "Getty Images" watermark is unnecessary in the middle it blurs up the faces!

[constanzavictrix]

...what on earth is that terrible plodding, squawking, coma-inducing ' music ' ?

[44sd44]

try john lennon

[annielwhite]

YAY marion davies!

[amberlights1]

I almost didn't recognize the first as being Harpo Marx, and then I remembered he did that cigarette smoke thing in one of his movies.

[endcaps69]

great footage, to bad gettyimages was burned into the middle of it.

[dafnevirgi]

Amazing stars and fantastic video!

[StaceeStaxxx]

Just a question - why was Mia Farrow included? She's really not a classic star like the others. And this Edna Purviance - complete UNKNOWN! But, it's still a lovely video!

[luxcille]

Mia Farrow is part of our cinema and cultural history. Edna Purviance was Charlie Chaplin's leading lady in dozens of his early films.

[yelloworangered]

Edna Purviance is not an unknown! Not by a long shot.

[RitaHayworth26]

Let's put it this way: she does not have the name recognition of a Monroe, Hayworth, Garbo, or Streisand. Agree with StaceeStaxxx - 'nuff said!

[yelloworangered]

You're telling us about your knowledge of film, not the status of Edna Purviance. Stacee said she was nobody and that was flat wrong. Now you're trying to say Stacee's right because Purviance isn't among the stars that every idiot in the world knows. Impressive comeback -- not! 'Nuff said!

[RitaHayworth26]

I don't know of any girls who dream of becoming Ednutt Purv! 'Nuff said :)

[EDH1712]

Just because some aren't lucky enough to know Edna Purviance doesn't mean she's 'unknown'. Let's get that straight.

I'm not implying anyone is an idiot, but check out her work and you might find you enjoy it. After all she starred with Chaplin and he is a legend that ranks amongst those that you have mentioned.

[grooveyloop]

I actually wish I could, I would have loved to work just one day as his leading lady, and of all of them, she was my favorite, and what a beauty she was too!

[cushtichavi]

@StaceeStaxxx  Edna Purvviance was a really important silent actress. Mia Farrow too had genuine fame when she was young.

[natorenji]

who sings that song?

[luxcille]

John Lennon

[jennifer1003]

Nice footage of all the classics! Now these were stars! Thanks for this!!! :D

[Jasminebeautyfairy]

Ah joy. Proper film stars and not a everyday brad pitt or matt damon amongst them. From the girl who looks like a 30s film star jasmine .

[stellalumas]

What awesome footage, Chaplin, Mary Pickford, Valentino. Where in the world??? Thanks.

[CountessMarlene]

I love it Hills!! :D Perfect song choice. :)

[borgrav]

This was great!  Thank you!