FRED and GINGER

HOLLYWOOD PINUPS specializes in color enhanced interpretations of classic b&w silver screen images from the Golden Age of Hollywood, offering a new perspective in visual delight. 1910's to 1950's film stars such as Bette Davis, Betty Grable, Elizabeth Taylor, Greta Grabo, Rita Hayworth & Marilyn Monroe.

Designer-Bernard Newman

They are the most popular dancing team in the world to this day. Fred was a stickler for perfection and performed each swooning step with exactness. Ginger, on the other hand, only had to do the same thing but backwards and in high heels. They were first teamed in "Flying Down to Rio" (1933) during a depression ridden era. This movie was one of the many films intended to be an escape for the public from the sadness that surrounded them, as the name suggests. It was, however, their dancing…

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This literally never gets old. Fred and Ginger in 1942 dancing at the Mocambo nightclub just because.

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Fred Astaire, 1943