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58 Pop Culture Photos You've Never Seen Before
Rare pop culture photos reveal forgotten moments from film, TV, and history.
In brief
Rare pop culture photos reveal forgotten moments from film, TV, and history. 58 obscure pop culture photos show forgotten moments from film, TV, and history. Originally reported by BuzzFeed.
Titanic's 1997 release delay
Titanic was originally scheduled for summer 1997 but delayed until December 1997 due to production overruns.
Titanic scale model set
James Cameron built a 2/3 scale Titanic model in Mexico for the film's production.
CBS Titanic TV movie
CBS aired a two-part Titanic TV movie in November 1996 starring Catherine Zeta-Jones.
Darth Vader costume
Dave Prowse wore a Darth Vader costume while filming Star Wars: A New Hope.
Star Wars spoof
Donny & Marie spoofed Star Wars on their 1977 Season 3 premiere with authentic costumes.
Revenge of the Jedi title change
Revenge of the Jedi was the original working title for Return of the Jedi before a last-minute change.
Sex and the City filming
Sarah Jessica Parker filmed the first episode of Sex and the City in June 1997.
Young Simba voice recording
Jonathan Taylor Thomas recorded the voice of Young Simba for The Lion King.
Gone With the Wind premiere
Gone With the Wind premiered on television as the first film to have its premiere televised.
FDR's first TV appearance
Franklin D. Roosevelt gave a speech at the 1939 World's Fair in New York, televised for the first time.
I Love Lucy animated credits
The original opening credits for I Love Lucy were animated before being changed to satin and heart credits.
TV Guide's first issue
TV Guide's first issue featured Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz's newborn son on the cover.
Lucy Calls The President
Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance costarred in Lucy Calls The President 26 years after I Love Lucy.
Kermit's drag act
Kermit the Frog performed a drag act as 'Kermina' on The Steve Allen Show in 1956.
Coco Chanel 1958 show
Coco Chanel presented her 1958 Spring-Summer collection at a fashion show.
Dick Van Dyke Show set
The Petries' living room set from The Dick Van Dyke Show was filmed in color.
Hollywood sign history
The Hollywood sign was built in 1923 to advertise Hollywoodland real estate and read 'Hollywoodland' until 1949.
Hollywood sign stunt
A 75-foot cartoon cutout of Holli Would was placed on top of the 'D' in the Hollywood sign in 1992.
Saved by the Bell set
The Bayside High set from Saved by the Bell was filmed in color with live studio audience.
All in the Family cast
Jean Stapleton and Carroll O'Connor were 48 and 46 years old when All in the Family premiered in 1971.
The bottom line
58 obscure pop culture photos show forgotten moments from film, TV, and history.
