Ava Gardner Full Sex Tape

Ava Gardner’s deathbed confessions reveal stories of booze, sex and stardom By Maureen Callahan. &apos. &apos.mb_strtoupper(&aposy&apos, &aposUTF-8&apos)et her mother always knew that Ava had what it took to be a movie star. So did she.
Ava Gardner, American film actress of the 1940s and ’50s who, despite her renowned beauty and sensuality, successfully resisted being typecast as a sex symbol. Among her notable films are The Killers, Mogambo, The Barefoot Contessa, and Bhowani Junction. Gardner repeatedly contemplated suicide near the end of her life. “I’m getting close to that point, honey. I’m so f—–g tired of being Ava Gardner.” While their brief marriage was turbulent, Gardner thanks first husband Mickey Rooney for her sexual education. “I do owe Mickey one thing: he taught me how much I enjoyed sex.”.
Ava Gardner knew how to pose for the camera. She’d slit her eyes, throw her head at an angle, and the photographer would somehow catch something about her — not elegance or grace, exactly, but something that was strong, sexual, and almost animal, as if she were zeroing in on you, weighing. In *Vanity Fair’s July issue, an excerpt from Ava Gardner: The Secret Conversations *delves into the oft-troubled life of the *film noir *starlet who became one of the most alluring, seductive. Ava Gardner’s decades-long love affair with the camera produced a number of classics, including Seven Days in May (1964 The Night of the Iguana (1964 and Mogambo (1953 the last of which earned her an Academy Award nomination. Eminently photogenic, Ava Gardner knew how to pose and soon established herself as the femme fatale of the 1940s and 1950s).