Vivien Leigh Collection

Vivien Leigh

Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh in Victor Flemings Gone With The Wid (1939)
Clark Gable as Rhett Butler and Vivien Leigh as Scarlett O Hara

Vivien Leigh Collection: Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier in Basil Deans 21 Days (AKA First and the Last) (1939)

Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier in Basil Deans 21 Days (AKA First and the Last) (1939)
Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier

Vivien Leigh Collection: Clark Gable (1901-1960) and Vivien Leigh (1913-1967), actors, 1940

Clark Gable (1901-1960) and Vivien Leigh (1913-1967), actors, 1940. Gable and Leigh in a scene from Gone With the Wind (1939). From the front cover of Picturegoer magazine (27 April 1940)

Vivien Leigh Collection: Vivien Leigh during rehearsals for the play South Sea Bubble, by Noel Coward

Vivien Leigh during rehearsals for the play South Sea Bubble, by Noel Coward. The Opera House, Manchester. 19th March 1956

Vivien Leigh Collection: Vivien Leigh (colour litho)

Vivien Leigh (colour litho)
3651923 Vivien Leigh (colour litho) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Vivien Leigh)

Vivien Leigh Collection: Vivien Leigh pictured at the Opera House, Manchester, where she was appearing in the play

Vivien Leigh pictured at the Opera House, Manchester, where she was appearing in the play South Sea Bubble, by Noel Coward. 19th March 1956

Vivien Leigh Collection: View looking down Shaftsbury Avenue in Londons West End showing the Lyric

View looking down Shaftsbury Avenue in Londons West End showing the Lyric, Apollo and Globe theatres. April 1958

Vivien Leigh, (1913-1967), English actress of the theatre and cinema, 20th century

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Vivien Leigh: A Timeless Icon of Stage and Screen From her unforgettable performance as Scarlett O'Hara in "Gone With The Wind" to her captivating portrayal of Blanche DuBois in "A Streetcar Named Desire, " Vivien Leigh remains an eternal symbol of beauty, talent, and grace. In 1939, she shared the silver screen with the legendary Clark Gable in Victor Fleming's epic masterpiece "Gone With The Wind. " Their on-screen chemistry was undeniable, capturing the hearts of audiences worldwide. That same year, Leigh joined forces with Laurence Olivier in Basil Dean's film "21 Days, " also known as "First and the Last. " Their magnetic connection translated effortlessly from reel to real life, leading them into a passionate love affair that would captivate fans for years to come. Beyond her cinematic achievements, Vivien Leigh was a force to be reckoned with on stage. During rehearsals for Noel Coward's play "South Sea Bubble, " she showcased her dedication and commitment to perfecting her craft. Her ability to bring characters to life through nuanced performances made her a sought-after actress both on Broadway and London's West End. Leigh's enchanting presence extended beyond the realm of acting; she possessed an ethereal beauty that left people spellbound. Whether captured in black-and-white or vibrant color lithographs, every image exuded elegance and sophistication. Her talents were not confined solely within theater walls or movie sets; Vivien Leigh graced opera houses across England during various appearances throughout her career. One such occasion took place at Manchester Opera House where she mesmerized audiences with her exceptional talent. As we reflect upon this remarkable English actress who defined an era, it is impossible not to acknowledge the lasting impact she had on both cinema and theater alike. Vivien Leigh will forever remain an icon whose name evokes memories of timeless performances that continue to inspire generations today.