80s poster-Who is the woman on this poster?

How to promote movies in the 1980s

1. Posters. Most of the movie posters at that time were hand-painted and posted at the entrance of the theater.

2. Magazine. The most famous one is "Popular Cinema", and most of the people's film knowledge comes from it.

3. Radio. In an era when television was not yet popular, listening to the radio was the most important source of entertainment and information. At that time, there were also special programs that played movie recordings, which meant you could "listen" to a movie from beginning to end.

4. Word of mouth. Reputation is the most important.

At that time, it was not very commercialized, and the concept of box office was not yet popular. Film production and distribution are concentrated in state-owned studios and cinemas, so directors and producers don't have to worry too much about this issue. On the other hand, due to the scarcity of entertainment products, almost every movie will receive enough attention, and many people will watch it more than once. Therefore, there were many "classics" of that era - as many people watched it, became a classic. Who is the woman on this poster?

Marilyn Monroe, born June 1, 1926 in Los Angeles, California, is an American actress.

On July 19, 1946, Marilyn Monroe went to 20th Century Fox for the first time and began to star in movies. In 1949, Monroe participated in the filming of the film "The Last Night". In 1950, Monroe starred in "Balls of Fire" and "Comedy."

On May 7, 1952, Monroe became the cover character of "Life" magazine for the first time, and on October 4 of the same year, she became the heroine of the film "How to Marry a Millionaire". In 1960, Monroe won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy for "Some Like It Hot." On May 19, 1962, Monroe sang "Happy Birthday" to President John F. Kennedy in Madison Park Square. On August 5, 1962, Monroe was found dead in the bedroom of her Bradenwood apartment in Los Angeles. She was 36 years old.

In 1999, she was selected by the American Film Institute as the sixth greatest actress of the past century. Nostalgic old photos from the 1980s (1)

1. During 1983, it was taken by Japanese photographer Akiyama Ryoji. This was an elementary school classroom, about recess, with several boys watching behind it. What, one girl is reading a book, the other is drinking something, and there is a bulletin board on the wall saying we all love little red flowers. There are different numbers of little red flowers behind each student's name.

2. The streets of Shanghai in 1986, photographed by DavidG. There are large movie posters on the walls. Superman movies have entered China. People coming and going wear a lot of clothes. It is about early winter.

3. On the streets of Beijing in 1985, photographed by Aadvander Drift, a father was pushing a modified three-wheeled bicycle, which was very similar to the shape of a three-wheeled motorcycle truck. His son was sitting in the carriage. By today this child should be in his thirties.

4. Xi'an in 1983, photographed by Kattebelletje. On the road on the right, an aunt is walking with her head lowered. On the flower bed in the middle of the road, above is "a couple and a baby, fewer children, better education and four modernizations" "The billboard. Unexpectedly, 37 years later, the fertility policy has undergone huge changes.

5. Tianjin on September 19, 1983, photographed by Leroy W., a dark green liberation truck, with the slogan of the Nankai Branch of the Tianjin Public Security Bureau in the compartment, and several police officers on it pressing down on prisoners. This This is a scene during the crackdown.

6. Chongqing Changshou in 1980, photographed by French photographer Bruno Barbey. On the bank of the Yangtze River, an adult took three children, holding a sickle in his hand and carrying a basket full of I have vegetables, and I don’t know if I am cutting pig grass.

7. On the streets of Guangzhou in 1985, photographed by foreign tourists, a mother was pushing a bicycle with her child sitting in the basket in front of her, looking intently at the camera.

8. Shanghai in 1980, photographed by Terry Feuerborn. The kindergarten in the photo is located in Pengpu, Zhabei District, Shanghai. The children are playing with balloons in the open space in front of the door. They are the standard post-70s generation. I hope they can now See this photo.

9. On the streets of Chengdu, Sichuan in 1980, photographed by French photographer Bruno Barbey, four People's Liberation Army soldiers rode tricycles. The theme of the large placard behind them was "To realize the four modernizations" And work hard.”

10. Beijing in 1983. The photo comes from Balthazar Korab. Next to the intersection, a sanitation worker is sweeping away garbage. A large placard is erected next to a tree. The content on it is very interesting:

The felling and transplanting of public and private trees must be approved by the Municipal Greening Committee. If one tree is cut down, three must be replanted.