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Helicopter Baby: 1954

April 1954. New York. "Actress Cloris Leachman at home with baby." The future Oscar winner and her son Adam Englund. Color transparency from photos by Phillip Harrington for Look magazine. View full size.

April 1954. New York. "Actress Cloris Leachman at home with baby." The future Oscar winner and her son Adam Englund. Color transparency from photos by Phillip Harrington for Look magazine. View full size.

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Terrifying

It's amazing how an ordinary passing moment can turn sinister when frozen by the snap of the shutter.

This one is RIPE for harvest!

We shall Feast tonight!!

Sorry,the PR department never should have let this one escape.

Although it does tie in nicely with the roles in the latter half of her career

Holy Smoke!

Judging by that smile, Cloris should switch to filtered cigarettes.

Rictus

The word rictus most often describes a smile that doesn't convey delight or happiness — instead, it's a kind of horrified, involuntary grin.

An expression in which someone shows their teeth in a smile, but looks strange or in pain rather than looking happy and relaxed.

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