To Tell The Truth - Hedy Lamarr + Anthony Loder + Denise Loder Deluca

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• AN

  @antonnym214 · 5 years ago

  She was a knockout at 54, just as she was at 18.  A beauty for the ages.  All good wishes!

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• TA

  @tallulahdarling · 9 years ago

  Hedy Lamarr was a stunningly beautiful woman. The epitome of what a movie star should be. One of my Golden Age favourites.

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• LA

  @lanacastillo49 · 13 years ago

  in her autobiography, Lana Turner has mentioned that once inside a club, Heddy Lamarr turned up so radiant and stunning, everyone in the room paused just to stare at her descend the staircase.<br>

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• DE

  @degorman4673 · 6 years ago (edited)

  There won&apos;t be an actress like Hedy Lammar, both intelligent and with sublime beauty.

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• ME

  @Merseysiderful · 7 years ago

  Have just watched a documentary about her on U.K. television. Aged five Hedy completely disassembled a clockwork toy and assembled it again fully working. She was incredibly intelligent and must have had a high I.Q. If she had not been an actor it is mostly likely she would have been a scientist. Her natural beauty was outstanding and the documentary mentioned that when she entered a room men and women would &nbsp;just stare at her. Ahead of her time, her early 1940s patent for Frequency Hopping is now the basis for WIFi, Bluetooth and GPS valued at 33 billion dollars ! The United States Navy used the technology in the 1950s and she never received any money in royalties. A truly remarkable and gifted woman, I would have loved to have met her....

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• EF

  @efgdf · 9 years ago

  Together with being an actress, She was a great engineer. We owe her the invention of WiFi and Bluetooth

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• HI

  @highlyfavored12 · 6 years ago

  I saw Hedy in &quot;Sampson and Delilah&quot;,her beauty made me speechless.

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• HE

  @heathermimiwahlquist5587 · 9 years ago

  &quot;...advice? I hardly give advice. Just suggestions..&quot;

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• JA

  @jabbaa6500 · 4 years ago

  Why can&apos;t we have Movie Stars like this now, what a pity we do not.

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• MI

  @misssandoval6495 · 10 years ago

  so beautiful here at 54!

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• SH

  @sharif.iqbali · 7 months ago

  What a time it was! A different world from today! From speech to fashion to the mannerisms ✨

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• LA

  @lamarravery4094 · 5 years ago

  She should&apos;ve still been making films in the 1960s, damn she&apos;s still beautiful!

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