Orson and Burt Reynolds in the unaired pilot for The Orson Welles Show. 1978.

P.Y.T. Michael Jackson. 1983.

Weird double-exposure promo shot of Dustin Hoffman and Jon Voight in Midnight Cowboy. John Schlesinger. 1969.

Latham Relics — above — Michael Leonard, who posed for the first screen fight made for Latham‘s special edition of Edison’s Kinetoscope — below — one of Latham’s Panoptikon’s first projectors — bottom — Latham Eidoloscope film of 1895, extract size.

As Miss Moneypenny and Mata Bond, respectively, Barbara Bouchet (below) and Joanna Pettet (above) adorned the James Bond spoof Casino Royale. Barbara made it mainly on the strength of a nude surfside smooch with Hugh O’Brian, most of which was snipped from In Harm’s Way; but Joanna was already a veteran of two films, including The Group. – Playboy. January 1969.

Claude and Chester Conklin in Two Flaming Youths. John Waters (not that John Waters). 1927.

Lies. Guns ‘n’ Roses. 1988.

Dylan on NBC. 1976.

Jean-Luc Godard directs Jean-Paul Belmondo and
Jean Seberg in À bout de souffle as Raoul Coutard mans the camera.1960.

David Bowie in The Man Who Fell to Earth. Nicolas Roeg. 1976.