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| Cannes 2001 |
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| Autographed Photo |
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| Overcoat |
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| Optimum |
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| Optimum |
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| Optimum |
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| Optimum |
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| Optimum |
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| Optimum |
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| Optimum |
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| Samuel & Jeremie Renier |
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| 'Le Pacte' Cast Photo |
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| Studio Mag |
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| Candid |
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| Candid |
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| Candid |
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| Cannes 2002 |
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| Cannes 2002 |
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| Large Photo Cannes |
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| Large Photo |
Gouvenel Studios Misc. Photos
A little something for Samuel...
Since so many have inquired, I suppose I should explain myself on the Bettie Page image. Samuel said in an interview
that he never had a great desire for cinema actresses, that he much preferred pinups such as Bettie Page. I am a great fan
of her work. For those of you who are not familiar with her - ask your father, he will know..
Since the 1950's, Bettie has been an icon of American sexuality - and innocence. She always came across as the girl-next-door.
She was simple and exotic at the sametime and that fueled her popularity. I first saw her picture when I was a child and spent
many hours wishing I could trade my Irish looks for her beautiful eyes and jet black hair.
Bettie Page Official Website
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