"Janet Leigh weds her fourth and final husband, stockbroker Robert Brandt, in an intimate ceremony at her home in 1962. Surrounded by close friends and family, the Hollywood star—already celebrated for her roles in classics like Psycho and Little Women—opted for a warm, personal gathering rather than a lavish public affair. Brandt, known for his reserved demeanor and life away from the spotlight, complemented Leigh’s grace and charm. Their union marked the beginning of a long-lasting marriage th

170K views · 890 reactions | Known as “the golden couple,” Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis had a relationship full of betrayal and disputes, a completely different image to their exemplary blockbusters in the cinema. Coming from different social classes, their cohabitation was turbulent, and the actor, with his fame and lots of women at his feet, lived his life in the way he wanted without caring about what others said, which brought about terrible consequences. | Golden Years | Facebook

8.8K views · 550 reactions | Psycho 1960 Phoenix secretary Marion...