Aggressive colors for a strong-willed fiery actress and a former CEO of PepsiCola - Joan Crawford (1905 - 1977). Her journey from dancer to Hollywood star was a class act from obscurity in depression USA to one of the highest paid actresses competing with Greta Garbo, Norma Shearer, etc. of the 30s. Spanning a 4-decade career, she was declared at least twice as box-office poison and each time making a triumphant re-entry.
This is my colorized take of 59 or 60-year old Crawford taken in 1964, 2 years after her critically acclaimed tandem with long time arch-rival Bette Davies in "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane" her last career resurgence at a time when actresses her age were already consigned to history.
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