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Cannes, France, May, 1957: Actress Elizabeth Taylor and her husband, producer Mike Todd, arrive at a party organized by Todd in honor of the opening of his latest movie, Around the World in 80 Days, at the Cannes Film Festival. Photo by Red Grandy, © Stars and Stripes

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Frankfurt, Germany, April 11, 1960: Actress Sophia Loren and her husband, film producer Carlo Ponti, pose for photographers as they arrive at Frankfurt Airport. Loren was in the city to attend the premiere of her latest film, "Princess Olympia." (Gene Bane, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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London, March 24, 1964: Sammy Davis Jr., stopping over in Great Britain, relaxes during a meeting with the press. Davis had just finished work on the "Rat Pack" film, "Robin and the Seven Hoods." (Bob Milnes, ©Stars and Stripes)

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Frankfurt, Germany, September 28, 1954: Ralph Ellison, author of the novel "Invisible Man," listens to a question during an interview. Ellison had just spent a month as a lecturer at a seminar in Salzburg. (copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Tokyo, Japan, July 27, 1965: Producer Sheldon Leonard, left, confers with stars Robert Culp and Bill Cosby during the filming of an episode of the "I Spy" TV show in the garden of the New Otani Hotel. (Tony Morton, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Madrid, Spain, February 22, 1963: Actress Sophia Loren mingles with members of the media at an upscale Madrid restaurant. Loren was in Spain for the filming of "The Fall of the Roman Empire." (Gus Schuettler, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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London, March, 1964: Sean Connery, as Agent 007, listens to directions during a rehearsal of a scene from one of the best-known of all the James Bond movies, "Goldfinger," at Pinewood Studios. (Bob Milnes, ©Stars and Stripes)

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Keelung, Taiwan, November 29, 1965: Steve McQueen and Candice Bergen take a break during the filming of "The Sand Pebbles," in which McQueen played a Navy machinist's mate and Bergen a schoolteacher in 1920s Shanghai. (Andrew Headland Jr., copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Madrid, Spain, May, 1962: Actor Cesar Romero relaxes during an interview. (Wallace Beene, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Camp Zukeran, Okinawa, July 3, 1975: Children's TV icon Fred Rogers, creator of "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood," is interviewed during a private business trip to Okinawa. (Bob Skinner, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Tokyo, May 27, 1964: Comedian Morey Amsterdam, who plays Buddy Sorrell, the wisecracking comedy writer on "The Dick Van Dyke Show," poses during an interview at the Imperial Hotel. (copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Frankfurt, Germany, December 10, 1954: Henry R. Luce — founder of a publishing empire built around Time, Life, Fortune and Sports Illustrated magazines — prepares to leave for a holiday visit to Italy, where his wife, Clare Booth Luce, was serving as U.S. Ambassador. (copyright Stars and Stripes)

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France, September 15, 1965: Actress Audrey Hepburn talks with Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer, Supreme Allied Commander-Europe, during a visit to SHAPE headquarters near Paris. (Ted Rohde copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Sant' Angelo, Ischia, Italy, July 20, 1965: Actor Peter Sellers takes a break during the filming of "After the Fox." (Bob Milnes, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Frankfurt, Germany, March 28, 1968: Dr. Christiaan Barnard, who performed the world's first human heart transplant about four months earlier, listens to a question during a press conference at the Hoechst Jahrhunderthalle. (Ted Rohde, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Bochum, Germany, January 20, 1978: Lee Strasberg, whose teaching of the Stanislavsky method at the Actors Studio influenced such notables as Marlon Brando, Paul Newman, Al Pacino, talks about his craft during a two-week seminar in Germany. (Jim Cole, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Hanau, Germany, May, 1972: "Buffalo Bob" Smith, creator and host of TV's Howdy Doody Show, talks with a reporter at Hanau's Fliegerhorst Casern, one of the stops on his 31-day USO tour of USAREUR bases. (Rich Kraham, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Sosa, S. Korea, January 21, 1969: Pearl S. Buck — philanthropist, author of more than 70 books, first woman to be awarded both the Nobel Prize for Literature and a Pulitzer prize, expert on Asian culture — at her "opportunity center" for Amerasian children. (Peter Vegell, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Tokyo, June 14, 1978: Col. Harland Sanders, founder of the Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant chain, poses outside Tokyo's Okura Hotel. Sanders was in Japan for four days as part of a goodwill tour that also took him to the Middle East and Europe. (Dallas Baker, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Tokyo, June 18, 1985: Actor Mel Gibson listens to a question during a press conference to promote his latest film, "Mad Max Beyond the Thunderdome," which was about to open in Tokyo. (R.J. Oriez, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Three-time Pulitzer Prize winner Thornton Wilder, in Frankfurt to deliver a series of lectures at Goethe University. (Gerald Waller, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Orleans, France, August 1953: Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin look down from the stage at the photographer during their show. (copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Korea, February 20, 1954: Actress Marilyn Monroe poses with Pfc. John Fenesy of Caldwell, N.J., left, and Cpl. Dick Armstrong of Williston Park, N.Y., at the 3rd, Rock of the Marne, Division airstrip. (Bob Jennings, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Frankfurt, Germany, June 6, 1969: John Lennon and Yoko Ono, with Ono's daughter Kyoko, during a stopover on their flight back to England. (Jim Cole, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Tokyo, October 16, 1965: Actor Cary Grant poses for photographers at Hapo-En, Meguro. (Masahiko Nakamura copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Tokyo, April 8, 1966:copyright Stars and Stripes reporter Hal Drake gets the treatment from Moe Howard of The Three Stooges during an interview at the Imperial Hotel. (Teruhiko Kikuchi, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Frankfurt, Germany, May 29, 1952: Actor and comedian Danny Kaye pokes his head through a German poster advertising his 1947 film, "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty," following a show in Frankfurt. (Red Grandy, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Munich, Germany, November, 1971: Actress Gina Lollobrigida is reflected in a mirror in her dressing room during the filming of "King-Queen-Knave." (Frank Pettengill, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany, October 4, 1967: Actor Dick Van Dyke relaxes between takes on the set of "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang," based on the children's novel by Ian Fleming. (Scott Gates, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Frankfurt, Germany, June 3, 1959: Actor Jack Lemmon and director Billy Wilder pose at Frankfurt Airport as they arrive in Germany to promote their latest film, "Some Like It Hot," also starring Tony Curtis and Marilyn Monroe. (copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Paris, September 22, 1965: Dadaist Painter and photographer Man Ray at his Paris studio. (Ted Rohde, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Tokyo, May 22, 1981: Walter Cronkite, known as "the most trusted man in America" during his career as a CBS News anchorman, addresses the Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan. (Harold J. China, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan, June 16, 1978: Actor Mark Hamill, who achieved stardom as Luke Skywalker in the "Star Wars" movie, talks to a reporter during a visit to his alma mater, Nile C. Kinnick High School. Hamill, whose father was a Navy officer stationed at Yokosuka, was student council president and a member of the Class of 1969 at Kinnick. (Scott Woodham, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Gus Schuettler ©Stars and Stripes Friedberg, Germany, February 20, 1960: Sgt. Elvis Presley of the U.S. Army's 3rd Armored Division poses during an interview at Ray Barracks a few days before returning home and resuming his musical career.

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Tokyo, February 2, 1979: Disc jockey Wolfman Jack displays a menacing-looking figurine he found while shopping at a Tokyo department store. The Wolfman was in Japan for five days of promotional work that included 37 hours of radio interviews and spot announcements. (Chet King, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Munich, Germany, December, 1966: Zsa Zsa Gabor makes a cameo appearance as the wealthy victim of a cat burglar in the movie "Jack of Diamonds," starring Joseph Cotten and George Hamilton. (Gus Schuettler, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Tokyo, September 19, 1994: Actor Jack Nicholson poses in front of a poster of himself and "Wolf" co-star Michelle Pfeiffer during a press conference at the Imperial Hotel. (Bryan M. Jessup, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Frankfurt, Germany, July 12, 1969: Actress Maureen O'Hara and her husband, airline pilot Charles F. Blair, stop at Rhein-Main during Blair's around-the-world retirement flight. (Jim Cole, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Frankfurt, Germany, July 12, 1969: Actress Maureen O'Hara and her husband, airline pilot Charles F. Blair, stop at Rhein-Main during Blair's around-the-world retirement flight. (Jim Cole, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Frankfurt, Germany, October 4, 1957: A servicemember who won a contest collects his prize, a kiss from Jayne Mansfield, as the actress arrives at Rhein-Main from Paris to begin a six-day visit to Germany. (Red Grandy copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Seoul, South Korea, December 4, 1969: "Woody Woodpecker" creator Walter Lantz talks about his famous cartoon character — which he has just drawn on the blackboard — with students at Seoul American School. Lantz and his wife Gracie, who provided Woody's voice in the cartoons, were on a USO-sponsored tour that also took them to Japan, Okinawa, the Philippines, Guam and Hawaii. (Rick Goetz, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Les Milandes, France, July, 1959: Josephine Baker, star of the Paris music halls before and after World War II, talks with one of the 10 children from around the world she and her husband, bandleader Joe Bouillon, had adopted. (Ted Rohde copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Frankfurt, Germany, March 14, 1996: Filmmaker Woody Allen plays the clarinet during a performance by his New Orleans jazz band at Frankfurt's Alte Oper. (Michael Abrams copyright Stars and Stripes)

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Frankfurt, Germany, September 5, 1963: Actress Ingrid Bergman stops off at the Rhein-Main airport on her way from Rome to Berlin, where she was to attend the German premiere of the stage production, Annie Get Your Gun, produced by her husband, Lars Schmidt. (Ted Rohde, copyright Stars and Stripes)

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