Dean lives today because, in a remarkably brief span of time, he created a new and still very modern kind of hero — the nakedly sensitive, beleaguered youth whose need to feel what others choose to ignore or forget is the ultimate source of his strength.
“People were telling me I behaved like Brando even before I knew who Brando was. I’m not disturbed by the comparison - nor am I flattered.”
~James Dean
Construction of the Empire State building, 1931.
RFC class being given instruction on the rotary engine
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