Gene Lees and Dizzy Gillespie play chess — Limited Edition Print fashion_icons Paul Newman and Lee Marvin

Paul Newman and Lee Marvin are photographed for a publicity still to promote Stuart Rosenberg’s 1972 film Pocket Money in Tucson

Caine took the role because of his working-class upbringing

The band enjoyed major success after the release of their album Rumors which was influenced by the various inter-band relationships that existed at the time and is widely considered to be one of the best albums ever made

David Bowie

and Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

Gene Lees and Dizzy Gillespie play chess — Limited Edition Print fashion_icons Paul Newman and Lee MarvinAmerican jazz trumpeter and bandleader, Dizzy Gillespie smokes a pipe and chats with onlookers as he plays chess with Canadian music critic, lyricist, and former journalist Gene Lees. Gillespie was seen regularly enjoying a game of chess against friends and fellow musicians when he wasn't performing. Edition of 50 Stamped and authenticated on the reverse by a representative of the Ted Williams Archive Archival pigment print