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Joan Collins on the set of her new film "Subterfuge"
Joan Collins on the set of her new film " Subterfuge" in Regents Park with her daughter Tara Newley and Trevor Wallace, executive producer of the film. Filming was stopped for the day when one of the cameras was damaged after falling over. 16th January 1968
Eddie Waters
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
London
Greater London
England
DM Y506
Media ID 21791992
© Mirrorpix
Daughter Head Scarf Mother 1968
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Joan Collins takes a break on the set of her new film 'Subterfuge' in Regents Park, accompanied by her daughter Tara Newley and Trevor Wallace, executive producer of the film. This candid snapshot captures a moment of respite amidst the hustle and bustle of filmmaking in the swinging 60s. Dressed elegantly in a head scarf, Joan exudes timeless glamour as she shares a tender moment with her beloved daughter. The bond between mother and child is palpable, even amidst the chaos of production. Tara's radiant smile reflects both pride and admiration for her famous mother. Unfortunately, filming was abruptly halted on this particular day when one of the cameras toppled over, causing damage. Such unforeseen mishaps are not uncommon on set but can be frustrating for all involved. However, true professionals like Joan remain unfazed by such setbacks and continue to inspire those around them with their unwavering dedication to their craft. This print from Memory Lane Prints transports us back to an era when cinema reigned supreme and icons like Joan Collins graced our screens with their talent. It serves as a nostalgic reminder of an industry that thrived on creativity and collaboration. Eddie Waters skillfully captures this intimate moment between mother and daughter, immortalizing it within his artistry. As we gaze upon this photograph today, we are reminded that behind every glamorous facade lies genuine human connections that endure through time.
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