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  1. #151
    Pat Bateman Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by seamuskaxen View Post
    I havn´t seen a dead pic of him, but I have seen his death mask. I´m reading a book about how celebrities died and it said that Jimmy was almost decapitated, but that the cause of death was a broken neck.
    Jimmy had fractures in his arms and legs but the cause of death was the broken neck. I often think that, with the advances in medical technology, Jimmy would have survived the accident if it had occurred in more modern times.

    There's a theory that the mechanic, Rolf, was driving the Porsche when they hit Turnupseed's car. Turnupseed was turning into Jimmy's lane when they hit.

  2. #152
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pat Bateman View Post
    Jimmy had fractures in his arms and legs but the cause of death was the broken neck. I often think that, with the advances in medical technology, Jimmy would have survived the accident if it had occurred in more modern times.

    There's a theory that the mechanic, Rolf, was driving the Porsche when they hit Turnupseed's car. Turnupseed was turning into Jimmy's lane when they hit.

    He most likely would of, if that happened to day..I read that the ambulance was run out of the funeral home..make you think at how competent they were.

    I personally dont agree that Rolf was driving
    ..

  3. #153
    jimmy's One Guest
    A Different view on james deans crashed car,maybe it had been partially dismanted from the rear when this photo was taken
    & registration papers for the ill fated Race..he never reached..


  4. #154
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    Quote Originally Posted by CMS View Post
    John Gilmore...that name sounds so very familiar. I think I have posted photos of them together, I know I had some. Pretty sure this is the guy who was obsessed with Dean and wanted to get it on with him. He's a nut. As for Jim 'using ppl', anyone who really knew him would disagree. Sounds like this Gilmore is a bit bitter, Jim probably told him to piss off.
    I agree CMS there is a site of Gilmores I came across on the web, sorry not sure where it is now just google him and it sounded like fiction... all his tawdry tales about James Dean did!

    Does anyone know how long it took after the accident for the Ambulance to arrive after the crash?
    Last edited by cherryghost; 04-29-2008 at 03:19 AM.

  5. #155
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    Quote Originally Posted by EthelMertz View Post
    I love this picture from East of Eden of Julie and Jimmy. It's quite sensual I think.

    I used to wish I was Julie Harris or me on the Ferris Wheel in "East of Eden" with James Dean, thats a breathtaking kiss!

  6. #156
    cherryghost Guest
    Natalie Wood got a great one too! Did Liz get one in Giant I dont think so but she may have gotten one anyways

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    I had read that James had made alot of recodings on tape of him just goofing off and reciting words from books and such. Is this stuff available to listen too. Also whatever happen to his drawings and paintings. Im surprised some nut fan hasnt tried to dig his body up and steal it. Also is there any authentic autographed pics of him that can still be bought I would love to buy one
    take care
    Opeth

  8. #158
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    Quote Originally Posted by Opeth32 View Post
    I had read that James had made alot of recodings on tape of him just goofing off and reciting words from books and such. Is this stuff available to listen too. Also whatever happen to his drawings and paintings. Im surprised some nut fan hasnt tried to dig his body up and steal it. Also is there any authentic autographed pics of him that can still be bought I would love to buy one
    take care
    Opeth
    Some Of His art work is in the fairmount museum,
    Not that long ago the only oil painting by James came up for auction

    I am sure That there are some origianla autographs that come up
    check this site out you have to register. however most items that do surface go through this site

    http://www.ha.com/





  9. #159
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    I watched Rebel Without a Cause last night, but I wanted to read my book about Howard Hughes at the same time. So I put the DVD on to where it would play the commentary that some of the older movies have. Anyway - learned that the Masion in Rebel Without A Cause actually belonged to J Paul Getty. This is the same mansion that was used in Sunset Boulevard. It was getting ready to be torn down and had been vacant for some time - The scene where they are playing around and in the pool is the same one that William Holden died in after Norma Desmond shot him. Thought it was kinda cool.

  10. #160
    unihikid Guest
    well now its the "harbor" building and is the home of lausd district interim program.that area is called hancock park and whats wierd to me is why would some wealthy guy want a mansion on the corner of a busy street,i mean wilshire even in the early 20s was a busy street.anyways the building is on wilshire and crenshaw,actully where crenshaw ends if your heading north.

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    Thanks for the info on autographed pics. Ive purchased some off the site already.

  12. #162
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    Quote Originally Posted by Opeth32 View Post
    Thanks for the info on autographed pics. Ive purchased some off the site already.
    Did You purchase any james dean autographs??



  13. #163
    cherryghost Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by jimmy's One View Post
    Some Of His art work is in the fairmount museum,
    Not that long ago the only oil painting by James came up for auction

    I am sure That there are some origianla autographs that come up
    check this site out you have to register. however most items that do surface go through this site

    http://www.ha.com/


    WOOOWOOWOWOWOWOWOW!

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    No but I did get a Frank Sinatra for my Nana. You have to auction for them tho

  15. #165
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    The next TV/Celebrity Auction is in October

    There is no james Dean listed yet..maybe nearer the Auction.

  16. #166
    Lucy Furr Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by scootershort View Post
    I watched Rebel Without a Cause last night, but I wanted to read my book about Howard Hughes at the same time. So I put the DVD on to where it would play the commentary that some of the older movies have. Anyway - learned that the Masion in Rebel Without A Cause actually belonged to J Paul Getty. This is the same mansion that was used in Sunset Boulevard. It was getting ready to be torn down and had been vacant for some time - The scene where they are playing around and in the pool is the same one that William Holden died in after Norma Desmond shot him. Thought it was kinda cool.
    Whoa, I need to watch it with the commentary...I had no idea this was "the mansion".

    Does anyone know the address of the place in the opening scene with Jimmy and the toy monkey?? Scott- if you're here- I know you recreated it on the site but I'll be damned if I can find an addy for it anywhere!!

  17. #167
    Lucy Furr Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by Opeth32 View Post
    I had read that James had made alot of recodings on tape of him just goofing off and reciting words from books and such. Is this stuff available to listen too. Also whatever happen to his drawings and paintings. Im surprised some nut fan hasnt tried to dig his body up and steal it. Also is there any authentic autographed pics of him that can still be bought I would love to buy one
    take care
    Opeth
    When you get a chance, check this guys You Tube stuff out: http://www.youtube.com/user/salomevaquero

    He has Jimmy's recording of a jam session he did with some pals with Jimmy on bongos (very good player, BTW), as well as videos shot by Jimmy (one with a Malia Nurmi in a dimly lit room) and rare behind the scenes videos, and a very good (short) interview with Jimmy himself on the set of 'Rebel' where he talks about his take on "fame" and acting.

    Very cool stuff!

  18. #168
    jimmy's One Guest
    There's some really Good Jimmy film footage to be seen on utube at present

    Dont forgot guy's you can save those clips off utube with


    http://keepvid.com/

  19. #169
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    There was a thing on cable last night called 'James Dean- outside the lines' had a few pics I hadn't seen before. Was ok to watch but you know what happens in the end lol

  20. #170
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    I made one for Jimmy now too, I figured out how to use the effects now

    http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=TncBtnYalfE

  21. #171
    cherryghost Guest
    He liked Liz didnt he

  22. #172
    Guest Guest
    Yes he did they got along well, I think he felt secure in trusting telling private things to her knowing she would keep it to herself. And so far she's done just that. I would too, out of respect.

  23. #173
    Snoopy Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by CMS View Post
    I made one for Jimmy now too, I figured out how to use the effects now

    http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=TncBtnYalfE
    God I love James Dean..I think he was just the coolest ever..and so gorgeous..thanks for the video!

  24. #174
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    Thanks, it took alot of effort to do but he's worth it.

  25. #175
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    Quote Originally Posted by scootershort View Post
    I watched Rebel Without a Cause last night, but I wanted to read my book about Howard Hughes at the same time. So I put the DVD on to where it would play the commentary that some of the older movies have. Anyway - learned that the Masion in Rebel Without A Cause actually belonged to J Paul Getty. This is the same mansion that was used in Sunset Boulevard. It was getting ready to be torn down and had been vacant for some time - The scene where they are playing around and in the pool is the same one that William Holden died in after Norma Desmond shot him. Thought it was kinda cool.
    I love that house! One of my weird fantasies if I ever get rich is to have a replica of it built.

  26. #176
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    That was Great to watch CMS, many hours would have gone into making the video.
    Its good to see james Inspires us in so many different ways




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    Quote Originally Posted by limey View Post
    I remember hearing that the Jerry's mother from Seinfeld was a girlfriend of his.

    Lis Sheridan...that's true, I think they were roommates for awhile.

  28. #178
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    Quote Originally Posted by suzycreamcheese View Post
    Lis Sheridan...that's true, I think they were roommates for awhile.
    Yes, she goes into detail about the sex she had with Jimmy in her book. She keeps using the term "we exploded" as I remember, LOL.....

  29. #179
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    Yeah she goes into some..detail lol

    It's a good book tho was nice to read about James from someone who actually knew him before stardom and the whole 'rebel' persona came about. I read it all the way through til 4 am I haveto admit. I couldn't put it down.

  30. #180
    jimmy's One Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by CMS View Post
    Yeah she goes into some..detail lol

    It's a good book tho was nice to read about James from someone who actually knew him before stardom and the whole 'rebel' persona came about. I read it all the way through til 4 am I haveto admit. I couldn't put it down.

    I watched a documentry a about a year ago.. shes very evasive as to why they split.. growing apart was HER reason

    I'm not calling her a fake.. but its easy to write a book about someone who can't defend what you say..afterall shes out to sell her story ,she has to spice it up a abit..



  31. #181
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    Quote Originally Posted by janel View Post
    Anyone else here like the old Eagles song James dean?
    That song put the mythology into high gear.

  32. #182
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mach2 View Post
    That song put the mythology into high gear.

    Thats song is great

    here are the lyrics

    [SIZE=3][/SIZE]THE Eagles - James Dean James Dean, James Dean
    I know just what you mean
    James Dean, you said it all so clean
    And I know my life would look allright
    If I could see it on the silver screen

    You were the lowdown rebel if there ever was
    Even if you had no cause
    James Dean, you said it all so clean
    And I know my life would look all right
    If I could see it on the silver screen

    We'll talk about a low-down bad refrigerator,
    You were just too cool for school
    Sock hop, soda pop, basketball and auto shop,
    The only thing that got you off was breakin' all the rules
    James Dean, James Dean
    So hungry and so lean
    James Dean, you said it all so clean
    And I know my life would look all right
    If I could see it on the silver screen

    Little James Dean, up on the screen
    Wond'rin' who he might be
    Along came a Spyder and picked up a rider
    And took him down the road to eternity

    James Dean, James Dean, you bought it sight unseen

    You were too fast to live, too young to die, bye-bye
    You were to fast to live, too young to die, bye-bye
    Bye-bye, Bye-bye, Bye-bye, Bye, bye.

  33. #183
    cherryghost Guest
    I hated that song and never got the idea of the Eagles getting James Dean. Not from that song anyways.

    The melody was awful and the lyrics banal!

    I thought they bastardised his name ! Sorry !

  34. #184
    ShatteredMirror Guest
    Are those purported death photographs of Dean taken at the sight of his crash really true? Were they ever verified by anyone or destroyed?

  35. #185
    Lucy Furr Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by EthelMertz View Post
    Yes, she goes into detail about the sex she had with Jimmy in her book. She keeps using the term "we exploded" as I remember, LOL.....
    Not enough detail for me! It was a good book though and I felt as though they really connected and I will forever believe she was the most important lady in his life. Call me crazy, but I'm not a big fan of Pier Angeli.

    Anyone read Bill Bast's book? I'm curious about how well "into" Jimmy he gets. I really love the movie he scripted and I understand it was taken from his "rated PG" version of this book he penned in the 60's.

  36. #186
    jimmy's One Guest
    The photos from the crash site well..they are supposed to be real
    taken by sanforth roth..
    of course the ones that he took of his body have never surfaced..





  37. #187
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    Rare photo of Jimmy & Marlon

    circa 1954: American actors Marlon Brandon, James Dean (1931 - 1955) and an unidentified woman are pushed in a wheeled wicker chair by two men on the set of director Henry Koster's film 'Desiree'



  38. #188
    Vintage_Vixen Guest
    I believe the unknown woman in the photo above is Jean Simmons....Brando's co-star in Desiree. This photo also appears in Brando's autobiography.

  39. #189
    Shannon Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs. James Dean View Post
    I became a James Dean out of pure curiosity. The more I read about him the more I wanted to know. He was an interesting person and there is something about him that is unexplainable.

    There are only a few death pictures of Jimmy being carrying into the abulance on the gurney. Supposedly, there were some pictures taken of James Dean at the scene with him in his car dead. But again, supposedly those pictures got destroyed. Who knows? His death was tragic so young and so much promise. Also the fact that back then they found him guilty for causing the accident for speeding. Today, it has been challenged or even proven that he was not speeding and it was not his fault.

    Anyway, as you guys can see by name handle I'm a huge Jimmy fan.
    Cheers to you Mrs. James Dean!
    I don't get all the non J.D. fans even reading this page.

  40. #190
    Shannon Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by jimmy's One View Post
    Some Of His art work is in the fairmount museum,
    Not that long ago the only oil painting by James came up for auction

    I am sure That there are some origianla autographs that come up
    check this site out you have to register. however most items that do surface go through this site

    http://www.ha.com/




    Do you have any J.D. autographs? or know how much one would go for?

  41. #191
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shannon View Post
    Do you have any J.D. autographs? or know how much one would go for?
    I came across a couple while looking for my Ledger one:

    http://www.historyforsale.com/html/p...171954&start=1
    The writing is faint on this one you need to enlarge it to see the writing, they also have a hat worn by Dean.

    http://www.guaranteedautographs.com/dejaeaphsiau.html

    There was another nice one I came across it was on the front page of the website but I can't remember the website it was.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CMS View Post
    I came across a couple while looking for my Ledger one:

    http://www.historyforsale.com/html/p...171954&start=1
    The writing is faint on this one you need to enlarge it to see the writing, they also have a hat worn by Dean.

    http://www.guaranteedautographs.com/dejaeaphsiau.html

    There was another nice one I came across it was on the front page of the website but I can't remember the website it was.
    Those items are sacred. Cherish them forever!
    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] Didn't know that was a thing...

  43. #193
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    Jimmys signature comes up on ebay..
    some are fakes
    the lowest i ever saw sell was 200.00 us..

    of course if you cant afford the real thing there is always reprints from the originals for sale

    heres a few



  44. #194
    Mrs. James Dean Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by CMS View Post
    I made one for Jimmy now too, I figured out how to use the effects now

    http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=TncBtnYalfE

    That was great CMS. I love Jimmy. I hate looking at the crash scene photos-- it just gets to me. I'm hoping to visit Fairmount later this year!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shannon View Post
    Cheers to you Mrs. James Dean!
    I don't get all the non J.D. fans even reading this page.

    I'm one of the posters who said he was over rated. Its not that I'm a "non-fan," nor am I dissing him or cutting him down. I think he had a terrific talent and was extremely good looking. I just don't think that he did enough to make him the god that some people think him to be. I think he definately had the capability of being one of the greats, unfortunately, he died too young to achieve anything that would make him worthy, in my opinion, of such admiration.

  46. #196
    Mrs. James Dean Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by NeonCandy View Post
    I'm one of the posters who said he was over rated. Its not that I'm a "non-fan," nor am I dissing him or cutting him down. I think he had a terrific talent and was extremely good looking. I just don't think that he did enough to make him the god that some people think him to be. I think he definately had the capability of being one of the greats, unfortunately, he died too young to achieve anything that would make him worthy, in my opinion, of such admiration.
    I totally understand what you are saying. I feel the same way about about other celebs who died so young and are immortalized. However, the fact that he reached this cultural icon like status without being well known and with only 3 films, I think it's amazing.

    Don't get me wrong, I do wonder what would have become of him had he lived. Would we be talking about him right now? Who knows. For me, the admiration I have for him that had so much talent and it shines in the 3 movies he made. Also, in many ways he was different than the typical movie stars from that era. I think he represents the rebellious youth of his era. The more I read about his life and how he grew up I could relate in some ways regardless of how long ago it was that he had lived. Again, I cannot put it into words. I think the fascination with most people regarding James Dean is simply wondering, what could have been?

  47. #197
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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmy's One View Post
    Rare photo of Jimmy & Marlon

    circa 1954: American actors Marlon Brandon, James Dean (1931 - 1955) and an unidentified woman are pushed in a wheeled wicker chair by two men on the set of director Henry Koster's film 'Desiree'


    It doesnt look at all like Jean Simmons......We may need Kelt here!
    Last edited by cherryghost; 07-04-2008 at 12:53 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs. James Dean View Post
    I totally understand what you are saying. I feel the same way about about other celebs who died so young and are immortalized. However, the fact that he reached this cultural icon like status without being well known and with only 3 films, I think it's amazing.

    Don't get me wrong, I do wonder what would have become of him had he lived. Would we be talking about him right now? Who knows. For me, the admiration I have for him that had so much talent and it shines in the 3 movies he made. Also, in many ways he was different than the typical movie stars from that era. I think he represents the rebellious youth of his era. The more I read about his life and how he grew up I could relate in some ways regardless of how long ago it was that he had lived. Again, I cannot put it into words. I think the fascination with most people regarding James Dean is simply wondering, what could have been?
    I think its amazing too the status he achieved after only a few films. It would have been fantastic to see what he could have done had he lived longer. Some people are just born to be in movies, and I think Dean was one of those people. Those who knew him said he had the "it" factor and just a pull about himself that made people just want to look at him and be around him. I think its cool that people are fascinated enough by him to keep his legacy alive for so long.

  49. #199
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    Quote Originally Posted by janel View Post
    Anyone else here like the old Eagles song James dean?





    [SIZE=3] [/SIZE]THE Eagles - James Dean
    James Dean, James Dean
    I know just what you mean
    James Dean, you said it all so clean
    And I know my life would look allright
    If I could see it on the silver screen

    You were the lowdown rebel if there ever was
    Even if you had no cause
    James Dean, you said it all so clean
    And I know my life would look all right
    If I could see it on the silver screen

    We'll talk about a low-down bad refrigerator,
    You were just too cool for school
    Sock hop, soda pop, basketball and auto shop,
    The only thing that got you off was breakin' all the rules
    James Dean, James Dean
    So hungry and so lean
    James Dean, you said it all so clean
    And I know my life would look all right
    If I could see it on the silver screen

    Little James Dean, up on the screen
    Wond'rin' who he might be
    Along came a Spyder and picked up a rider
    And took him down the road to eternity

    James Dean, James Dean, you bought it sight unseen

    You were too fast to live, too young to die, bye-bye
    You were to fast to live, too young to die, bye-bye
    Bye-bye, Bye-bye, Bye-bye, Bye, bye

  50. #200
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    look closely......... is that a dead James Dean on the ground on the side of the car? (to the left of the guy with the black shirt...you can see his face/head)



    can you guys see him or is it just me?
    Last edited by Guest; 07-15-2008 at 10:57 AM.

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