Anna May Wong at Midnight Lace (1960) Premiere feat. Doris Day, John Gavin | Old Hollywood

[@NorthKoreaUncovered]

Interesting that there seems to be more archival footage of her from 1960 than the entirety of the 1950s. I know there was a lull in her career in the 50s sans her TV show and a few guest appearances, but I'm surprised there don't seem to be any interviews or anything from that time. Interesting find a always, Rebecca!

[@thomasshoener2154]

She had a real burst of energy in that final year. All in all, pretty remarkable, considering her health. She was planning for the future. she did not go quiet.

[@crysdevdan1]

@@thomasshoener2154 I love this lady icon, Goddess! She is a beautiful soul!

[@junheceta268]

Anna May grew even more beautiful as the years passed. A superb actress held back by blatant racism and sexism, had she lived longer she would have truly come into her own in the 1960s onward. Sadly, the fates decreed otherwise. I recently saw her magnificent performance in her landmark film Shanghai Express. Imagine if she and Marlene Dietrich had started in a film noir mystery/adventure/espionage thriller as the leads-two powerful femme fatales. WOW.