ROMANTIC TEAM...Kirk Douglas and Pier Angeli are the romantic lovers of M-G-M's high trapeze
romance "Equilibrium", one sequence from the Technicolor trilogy "The Story of three Loves".
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Kirk Douglas Trapeze Star
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TRAPEZE STAR..Kirk Douglas turns trapeze star from his role in M-G-M's thrilling story "Equilibrium" in which he stars with Pier Angeli. The vignette is one sequence from the Technicolor trilogy "The Story of Three Loves".
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Kirk Douglas and Pier Angeli
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SHATTERING DOUBT...Kirk Douglas experiences a shudder of doubt as he and Pier Angeli start to go into their "dive of death" act in M-G-M's thrilling Technicolor vignette "Equilibrium", one sequence of the trilogy, "The Story of three Loves".
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Kirk douglas holding trapeze ladder
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OUTSTANDING CHARACTERIZATION...Kirk Douglas gives one of the outstanding screen characterizations of his career as the trapeze artist in M-G-M's romantic vignette "Equilibrium".
Pier Angeli also stars in this sequence from the Technicolor "Story of Three Loves".
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Kirk Douglas and Alix Talton
RIBBON FOR LUCK... Kirk Douglas inspects a good luck omen in the form of a bit of ribbon while Alix Talton stands by in this scene from M-G-M's exciting story "Equilibrium", one sequence from the Technicolor trilogy "The Story of three Loves".
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Pier Angeli on Trapeze Ladder
FAITH... Pier Angeli puts her life in the hands of partner Kirk Douglas as she mounts the ladder to the high trapeze and a death-defying stunt. The scene is from M-G-M's thrilling romantic vignette "Equilibrium", one sequence of the Technicolor trilogy "The Story of Three Loves".
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Kirk Douglas and Pier Angeli on Trapeze
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HIGH FLYERS...Kirk Douglas and Pier Angeli pause for a moment before taking off on the flying trapeze for a thrilling aerial scene in M_G-M's "Equilibrium", one sequence from the trilogy "The Story of three Loves", which starts Kirk Douglas, Miss Angeli, with Richard Anderson, Alix Talton, Steven Geray and Ken Anderson. It was directed by Gottfried Reinhardt and produced by Sidney
Franklin
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