Louise Brooks - Documentary 02/04

[@88dog]

Amazing charisma , beauty, and intelligence, and not just the younger version!

[@mistyo2158]

I always find Louise Brooks such a fascinating, extremely intelligent speaker.

[@vetomelgoza4249]

I pass by 1317 north Fairfax where she stayed after her Hollywood years and never would have I ever thought a legend lived there

[@JustinTyme1966]

Stunning!!!!

[@kueta357]

What a fabulous intellect and personality Louise Brooks had. Must find her memoirs to buy, they must be fascinating.

[@tgozanski]

Louise Brooks is an incredibly interesting person to read about. She's amazing and I feel blessed to have been driven to learn about her.

[@JSB1882]

I have always called Louise Brooks the only woman "That I loved who's dead".

[@dariowiter3078]

I say the same thing for her, Clara Bow, Marilyn Monroe.

[@wvanderwahl]

Louise was exquisite, so far ahead of her time. Sadly her career in Hollywood was just a blip on the radar- she never became a star. I don't think she ever really wanted it. I recommend a biography on her by Barry Paris and her own collection of essays called Lulu in Hollywood. Also theres a two disc version of Pandora's box that has a documentary on her narrated by Shirley Maclaine.

[@wvanderwahl]

What a talented actress and a thousand dollars a week in 1928 is an awful lot of money- that must be like $10,000 in todays money and to think Louise was just 21 ? at the time.

[@carminmontano1505]

Deberían 😮 ponerlo en español ooooooooooo

[@kevinbergin9971]

George Marshall, who later owned the Washington Redskins, had his statue removed because, "he worked against integration."