In memory of Sidney Poitier by Richardphotos
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I showed movies on the weekends and cleaned campus buildings while a student. one Friday there were 4 reels and were not in order. I showed #1, #2, #4 and realized I missed #3. no one complained, so I ran #3.
I think the movie was "To sir with love". Mr. Sidney Poitier made ground breaking progress enabling many African Americans to have a chance to be in movies.
Comments (17)
Beautiful rose and memorial to Sidney Poitier!
Sidney Poitier was a Bahamian-American actor, film director, and ambassador. In 1964, he was the first black person and first Bahamian to win the Academy Award for Best Actor. He also received two competitive Golden Globe Awards, a competitive British Academy of Film and Television Arts, and a Grammy Award for Best Spoken Word Album. Wikipedia
Super scène ! Profitez de voir votre travail! Hope all is well!🙂🙃
I remember that movie, have watched it many times! Very cool photo!
Beautiful photo and composition!
This is a wonderful tribute.
Beautiful blossom! Love the juxta positioning of the colors for a beautiful pattern! Marvelous photo! Bravo!
You're right about Sidney Pointer, he was a kind of bridge builder for the African people. This Rose is so beautiful with it's lovely colour, Richard.
Splendid rose, bravo
Superb capture !
Superb flower, very nice capture!
BEAUTY
Beautiful flower,wonderful capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful photo and a wonderful remembrance of a legend. Sidney broke a lot of barriers and was a class act in every way.
Beautiful flower and worthy tribute.
beautiful tribute, Richard, and yes, he broke barriers and was a brave soul. He's one of a number of great talents who left us in the last year. Your photo is luscious, esp full size. Great closeup, and mouth-watering hues. It's like the rose posed for you. Beautifully done.
A great actor, he will live in our hearts and memories.
Superb dedication.