Rare photos of celebrities whose existence they have long forgotten (25 photos)

Photographs are the most valuable human artifact for traveling down the waves of memory. So today I want to show you some rare photographs of celebrities, which they themselves probably don’t remember because so many decades have passed!





And how nice it is to see a very young Mila Jovovich or a young John Lennon walking through the streets of Paris - enjoy, dear readers! ????

Ron Howard, Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, Brian De Palma, George Lucas, Robert Zemeckis and Francis Ford Coppola



This star-studded group gathered to celebrate George Lucas's 50th birthday in May 1994.

A very young Milla Jovovich eats a hamburger and milkshake at Johnny Rockets on Melrose in Hollywood, 1987



Raquel Welch with Robin Williams on the set of Mork and Mindy, November 18, 1979



Director Steven Spielberg on a mechanical shark during the filming of Jaws, 1974



Speaking of birds, that is, about films. We believe that undeservedly little attention is paid to such an important component of cinema as posters.

Winona Ryder, mid-90s



Freddie Mercury on stage at Knebworth, 1986



John Lennon, 1961



The shot was taken in Paris on John's 21st birthday.

Sigourney Weaver, 1983



Helen Mirren, 1960s



David Bowie on Red Square in Moscow, 1976



Brigitte Bardot, 1964



Robin Williams and George Carlin



This photo perhaps captures two of the greatest comedians of all time, 1990.

Elvis Presley at the International Hotel in Vegas, 1969



Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves, 1994



Future Freddie Mercury, 1969



Here is an art student, London, 1969. At that time, this guy's name was Farukh Bulsara.

Shelley Duvall and Bud Cort on the set of Brewster McCloud, 1970



Shakira in everyday life, 1990s



Harvey Keitel and Robert De Niro on the set of Mean Streets, 1973



Michael Jackson, 1970



Cameron Diaz and Jim Carrey, Cannes Film Festival, 1994



By the way, it was Cameron’s debut work in the role of Tina Carlyle in the film “The Mask” that became a real passport to Hollywood for the actress. What is for Diaz a golden ticket to the world of cinema, for us is a treat for the eyes in her subsequent films.

Jodie Foster and Nastassja Kinski on the set of Hotel New Hampshire, 1984



Brendan Fraser 1992



Jamie Lee Curtis in 1983



Gillian Anderson in Hawaii in 1996