The best pictures of Faye Dunaway when she was young

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Faye Dunaway turned 83 on Jan. 14, 2024. Join us as we take a look back at some of the best photos of the Academy Award-winning actress from early in her career…

The face of a movie star! This still from the 1969 film "The Arrangement" shows off Faye Dunaway's beautiful profile.

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Faye Dunaway looked radiant at the New York City premiere of her film "The Arrangement" in November 1969. The beauty arrived in this high-necked black velvet number with her hair worn down — simple and straight — and looked every bit the movie star.

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A fresh-faced Faye Dunaway rocked a bob and a ruffled paisley-print blouse in this photo taken circa 1967 — the same year she made her big screen debut in the film "The Happening."

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Faye Dunaway played insurance investigator Vicki Anderson in the heist film "The Thomas Crown Affair" in 1968. She sported some chic looks in the project — like this sharp white hat paired with chunky gold hoops.

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In this stunning undated photo of Faye Dunaway, the young beauty rocked a brown headband with a sheer white gown.

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Early in her career, a young Faye Dunaway beamed, nearly transforming this undated black-and-white photograph into color.

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Long before coastal grandmother chic was a trend, Faye Dunaway exemplified the beachside style in 1968's "The Thomas Crown Affair." The beauty is seen here in a tan sweater and white trousers while going barefoot by the sea.

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Faye Dunaway donned this dreamy printed gown at the opening of a Los Angeles production of "A Streetcar Named Desire" in March 1973. The beauty wore her hair wavy and flashed a smile in this striking black-and-white snap.

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Those cheekbones! That smokey eye! Faye Dunaway looked stunning at the premiere of the movie "Cool Hand Luke" back in 1967 in a tight bun and a feathered wrap that made for a glamorous ensemble.

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It's no surprise Faye Dunaway's work in 1967's "Bonnie and Clyde" catapulted her to fame — just look at her in this still from the film!

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In this perfectly '80s snap, Faye Dunaway rocked white sunglasses with a white dress and lilac blazer combo while leaving a private party hosted by Warren Beatty in November 1987.

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Even while all bundled up on the set of her film "Eyes" in 1977, Faye Dunaway still looked absolutely gorgeous. The beauty won an Academy Award earlier that year for her work in the film "Network."

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Rocking all black, Faye Dunaway flashed a megawatt smile while attending a party after the 34th Tony Awards in New York City in June 1980.

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Strike a pose! Faye Dunaway looked stunning in this picture snapped in April 1986.

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That necklace was fit for a winner, so it's only natural that Faye Dunaway took home the Golden Globe for best supporting actress in a series, miniseries or motion picture for her work in "Ellis Island" in 1985. The star wore the dazzling diamond piece atop a black gown and added even more sparkle with diamond drop earrings.

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Faye Dunaway looked radiant while spending time in Girona, Spain, in 1970.

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From that bold patterned blouse to those phenomenal earrings, all eyes were on a curly haired Faye Dunaway at the 1990 Golden Globes.

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How impossibly chic did Faye Dunaway look in this long-sleeved gown with ruffled trim as she arrived at a party in Los Angeles in 1966?

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Faye Dunaway flashed a bright smile and showed off her curly hair at the Los Angeles premiere of "In Country" in 1989.

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In this beautiful photo from 1970, Faye Dunaway looked captivating in a white blouse with her hair in a loose updo.

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Faye Dunaway rocked a little green printed bikini with a dramatic updo in this snap from the set of "The Extraordinary Seaman" in 1967.

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Faye Dunaway posed in front of a movie poster for "The Good Guys and The Bad Guys" at a theater in New York City in 1969.