JAMES DEAN and NATALIE WOOD in REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE, 1955, directed by NICHOLAS RAY. Copyright WARNER BROTHERS. - Album alb265006
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Movies from the 20s - 60s - Natalie Wood, James Dean, and Sal Mineo Rebel Without a Cause 1955 Directed by Nicholas Ray A rebellious young man with a troubled past comes
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THE BLACKLISTED JOURNALIST,FILM DIRECTOR NICHOLAS RAY: WORDS OF WISDOM, Al Aronowitz,NATALIE WOOD,JAMES DEAN,REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE
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How Natalie Wood Seduced Her Way Into 'Rebel Without a Cause'
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The James Dean Museum on Instagram: "A candid pic of Jimmy, Nicholas Ray, and Natalie Wood during the making of “Rebel Without a Cause.” Note the Griffith Park Observatory Field Trip announcement
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Natalie Wood and James Dean listen to director Nicholas Ray on set of... News Photo - Getty Images
Tribeca on X: "On his birthday, here is the late, mesmerizing Sal Mineo in the middle of a script read-through with director Nicholas Ray and co-stars Natalie Wood and James Dean on
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Natalie Wood, James Dean, and director Nicholas Ray on the set of "Rebel Without a Cause" in 1955. : r/OldSchoolCool
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Rebel Without a Cause | Plot, Cast, Crew, & Facts | Britannica
