Of all the Hollywood stars who hitched a ride with each other in the highway of life, our most beloved, and favourite of them all has to be the All-American dream team of Joanne Woodward & Paul Newman.
Never a dull moment with the two. Despite their classic appearance, the duo definitely display some spunk in their relationship. When you go through pictures of the two, they are always laughing, or hugging, kissing, playing games – this is the kind of couple everyone wishes they were in their life.
And you know, they never ever did divorce (unlike so many other Hollywood heat-of-the-moment marriages). Instead, they were loyally by each other’s side all the way to the Newman’s death in 2008. The two would even open a hospital for children in their lifetime together, as well as starring in 10 films together (and 5 more that Newman directed but did not appear in). Yes indeed, there were quite the power couple.
In fact, before marrying each other, Newman was already a married man, and Woodward was dating the Dapper Dan of the Decade, Gore Vidal (the iconic writer and style aficionado). Vidal later claimed the entire relationship was a ruse to distract and entice Paul Newman to Woodward. I guess it worked, because it wasn’t long before Newman was filing for divorce and making the final arrangements to work it out with the talented Ms. Woodward.
The two both won Oscars: Newman in 1986 for “The Color of Money“, and Woodward in 1958 for “The Three Faces of Eve” (sort of a 1950s version of “The United States of Tara” – a great performance).
Yes indeed, it’s like they had everything. On top of it all, they always seemed to display such class and dignity. Both their style is never over-the-top, and especially Newman is always going for simple classics in his wardrobe. Check out the gallery we have dedicated to our Vintage Valentine’s Day Fashion + Life Crushes below:
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{ Keep it Simple Sam }
Until Next Time,
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Beautiful pictures. Nice choice.
Thanks, Denmother!
Classic Hollywood is my fav, especially towards Valentine’s Day.
Agreed. Nothing beats the good ole’ days. Today’s stars have a lot to live up to in my eyes.
A lot of the times talent isn’t relied on.
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I always thought they were so very special. I loved all their movies from The Long Hot Summer to Mr. And Mrs. Bridges.
They were INCREDIBLE in Mr. and Mrs. Bridge. One of my all-time favourite films. A very beautiful film that takes a keen {eye} to appreciate. Makes me want to go watch it!
Wow..too good to be true indeed.. but not impossible
my grandparents are like that..and they already celebrated the golden wedding-50 years of marriage-some years ago. Nice telling for a Valentine Day. Loved it.