LIFE, the magazine launched by Henry R. Luce in 1936, revolutionized visual journalism by showcasing the world through photography. With millions of readers in its heyday, it maintained a close relationship with Hollywood: between 1937 and 1972, more than 200 covers were dedicated to film and its stars. This double volume celebrates that connection, bringing together more than 600 images—many never before published—that portray leading figures of the silver screen on set, at galas, and in intimate moments, reflecting the mutual fascination between the magazine and the film industry.
