MARLON BRANDO-HENRY KOSTER-JEAN SIMMONS 2 negatives of candid onset photographs

[MARLO BRANDO-HENRY KOSTER PHOTO NEGATIVE CANDID] NEGATIVE BLACK-AND-WHITE 2-1/4" x 2-1/4" CANDID SHOT of director Henry Koster with Marlon Brando on the set of the 1954 movie "Desiree" about Napoleon and his fiancee Desiree Clary (they didn't marry), Koster is standing to the left looking up at Brando dressed as Napoleon sitting on horseback, presumed one-of-a-kind photo with no other copies found in online research…with a second same-size negative of Koster and Jean Simmons in costume for her role of Desiree Clary sitting smiling in chairs next to each other, only one copy of this candid photo has been found in online research…the photos were taken by the leading Hollywood reporter Hal Jacques active from the 1950s to the '80s, acquired at an estate sale of his office and career memorabilia in Fairfield County, CT, where Jacques lived in retirement…the photos in this item's description are for display only, and will be sent to the buyer with the negatives, as far as the seller knows there will be no other copies of the Brando photo and only the one of the Jean Simmons photo, the buyer is free to make use of the negatives as wished; the negatives come with a lifetime guarantee of authenticity as described; NOTES: HAL JACQUES: 1916-2007, a popular and prolific Hollywood/celebrity reporter active from the 1950s to '80s, the large amount of material acquired by the seller at a Fairfield County estate sale included photos of him at Oscar ceremonies, tape recordings with Shirley Temple, Eddie Albert and others, manuscripts of his investigations into the RFK assassination, the Manson murders, and paranormal incidents /// CONDITION: fine, no wear, kept in an envelope with "use this handy order envelope for extras prints and enlargements" with Hal Jacques handwritten "Henry Koster/Jean Simmons/Marlon Brando"; keywords: celebrity memorabilia, candid Hollywood photos.