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Yesterday’s Stars (1969) | Slate

Yesterday’s Stars

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Rated 5.0 on TMDB

Yesterday’s Stars

Estrellas de ayer

A brief tribute to those that have haunted a moment of film history, stars of yesterday: Garbo, Del Rio, Crawford, Marlene Dietrich, Lupe Velez, Sylvia Sydney, Louise Rainer, etc.

Released: 1969
Runtime: 8m
Country: France

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Teo HernándezDirector

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