Anna May Wong by George Hurrell (1938)

Anna May Wong for “The Sketch” (1928)

Anna May Wong in “Chu Chin Chow” (1934)

the way i am not opposed to this if it’s done right… this doesn’t seem like your typical hollywood biopic cash grab. anna’s story is timely and important and often unsung. i’m not opposed to millions learning about her perseverance in the industry despite what it put her through

walking around a movie theater that has framed photos of old hollywood stars and knowing every single one of them

“When I die, my epitaph should be: I died a thousand deaths.” - Anna May Wong

Anna May Wong in “Song” (1928)

Anna May Wong in Berlin (1930)

Anna May Wong at the Chicago Twelfth Street Central Station (c. 30s)

Anna May Wong in San Francisco (1936)

she had about five minutes of screen time in this film but they gave her the promo shoot a legend like her deserved

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Anna May Wong by George Hurrell (1937)

this photo of anna may wong.. insane

PICCADILLY (1929)

Anna May Wong in London (1934)

“Der Kinematograph”, February 1930

Anna May Wong behind the scenes of “Island Of Lost Men” (1939)

from queer optimism to queer pain