Born July 24, 1899, Geswanouth Slahoot's name was changed when he entered a residential school at the age of five. He served as leader of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation (Burrard Inlet) from 1951 until 1963. Chief Dan George is pictured here with his son, Robert, on the Indian River, c.1924.
Sgt. Harold Scott of Fremont, Mich., Instructor for a mobile mines and booby-traps school, demonstrates some 'Boomph Girls' pin-up photos with booby traps attached. England, 1944 [844x737]
Roger Moore and Italian American producer Albert Broccoli dishing up a spaghetti dinner at Trattoria Broccoli for cast and crew members on the set of The Spy Who Loved Me, Egypt, c.1977
A conveniently placed stack of oil drums in Dr. No (1962) allowing for the transition of Sean Connery and Ursula Andress to stunt doubles. You can briefly see what appears to be Connery's head above the drums.
Gary Cooper showing Frank Sinatra how to use a Colt forty-four frontier gun on the set of Johnny Concho, 1956. Cooper served as technical advisor on the film.