 Carlos Estrada sucks face during a party celebrating my arrival at the Grand Hotel in Buenos Aires. He and Jean-Pierre Aumont were my leading men in American in Buenos Aires. |  Jean-Pierre Aumont flew in from Paris for this movie. He and Estrada and I shot for two months. It took so long because Latin men live up to their reputations as hot lovers! | |
 I had tons of publicity in Argentina... |  ...partly because Eva Peron had died just a few years before, and they thought I looked and acted like her. | |
 |   Perry in his Gaucho outfit when we were shopping. People followed me everywere. There was no privacy! | |
 The movie was over, and Perry and I left for the States. I was soglad to get home! | ||
 At the Venice Film Festival. The paparazzi went crazy. A real scene from La Dolce Vita. |  A publicity photo wearing my film festival dress. | |
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 Here I am accepting Marilyn's David Award in Taormina, Sicily for The Prince and the Showgirl. On my left is Anna Magnani and next to her is Gina Lollobrigida |  Here I am arriving in Rome complete with picture hat and tons of luggage. Nobody travels this way anymore--thank God! | |
 Leading man Freddy Quinn on the set of The Wild, Wild West, shot in Berlin and Yugoslavia. |  Still in Germany, a publicity photo from a press party in the Berlin Hilton Hotel. | |
 The cover of the German movie magazine Freundin during the filming of The Wild, Wild West. | ||