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An unknown actress playing the aged Ayesha in 'She'
- Made:
- 1964
A photograph of an unknown actress who played the aged Ayesha, taken by an unknown photographer in 1964. This actress followed Ursula Andress' earlier scenes, for the latter part of the distintegration scene of 'She' (1965).
Roy Ashton (1909–95) and Phil Leakey (1908–92) were master make-up artists who worked on many of the British cult horror films of the mid-20th century. A trained artist, Australia-born Ashton began his career at Gaumont-British Film Corporation in 1932 as a means of supplementing his passion for opera singing. In 1955, Ashton became the assistant to Hammer Films’ Phil Leakey, the first makeup artist to receive on-screen credit for ‘Special Make-up Effects’.
Details
- Category:
- Cinematography
- Collection:
- Roy Ashton & Phil Leakey Collection
- Object Number:
- 2000-5000/33
- type:
- photograph and gelatin silver print
- credit:
- National Media Museum, Bradford