Barbara Stanwyck Archive

A page for everything Barbara Stanwyck

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BARBARA STANWYCK’S TRUE LIFE STORY by Gladys Hall. Published in Nov. 10, 1938 edition of Modern Screen

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Barbara at home with her son, Dion, c. early 1930s

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Barbara at a party with Joan Crawford, Christina Crawford, and Milton Berle, c. early 1950s.

Crawford and Stanwyck were close friends for nearly five decades, and biographers believe that they were romantically involved.

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Barbara photographed in the mid to late 1930s

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Candid of Barbara on the set of The Violent Men (1955)

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Source - Include Me Out: My Life from Goldwyn to Broadway by Farley Granger

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Barbara with Joan Evans and Farley Granger, c. early 1950s

Stanwyck and Granger had a one-night stand in the 1950s. “We went in for a nightcap, and I ended up spending the night,” Granger recounted. “We enjoyed each other’s company to the fullest.

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Barbara at Central Park. In the third photo she can be seen with friend and Hollywood columnist Shirley Eder (2/2)

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Barbara at Central Park, March 1967 (1/2)

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Barbara with Joan Crawford at a party, shortly after Stanwyck’s divorce to Robert Taylor. The two were close friends for fifty years, and it is believed that they were romantically involved.

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Barbara photographed c. early 1930s

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L&M ad featuring Barbara, c. mid to late 1950s

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Barbara with Robert Taylor and Edith Head at the 21st Academy Awards.

Barbara was nominated for best actress for her performance as Leona Stevenson in Sorry, Wrong Number (1948). It would be the last of four nominations she received. (1/2)

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@Dukedevil1164 Yes! Stanwyck owned Marwyck ranch with Zeppo and Marion.

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Barbara with then-boyfriend Robert Taylor and friend Marion Marx, c. late 1930s

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Portraits of Barbara, c. mid 1920s. Though cut off, the second photo appears to be signed “Rubye.”

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Barbara with her dogs and husband Robert Taylor at home, c. early 1940s

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@burlivespipe @vitaphonezone Wellman is in the background! Hard to catch at first glance, but it’s him.

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Barbara at a party with Frances Dee, Joel McCrea, Catherine Craig, Robert Preston, Henry Fonda, and William Wellman, c. 1941.