Incredible unseen photos show Hollywood icons from Steve McQueen to Elizabeth Taylor snapped leaving sports clubs, lunches and glittering parties
Photographer Dwight 'Dodo' Romero snapped the stars 50 years ago
A FASCINATING photographic collection of Hollywood royalty has emerged after 50 years under the radar.
The incredible series shows candid shots of silver screen idols such as Paul Newman, Charlie Chaplin, Bette Davis, Audrey Hepburn and Dean Martin.
The rare collection was captured by amateur photographer Dwight 'Dodo' Romero between 1954 and 1967, who would wait near Hollywood parking lots and other hangouts to catch a glimpse of the stars.
The photos, which more recently belonged to a book dealership in York, have emerged for auction and are tipped to sell for £800.
Here are some of the nostalgic images showcasing Hollywood in all its glamour...
Bond actor Sean Connery
Actor Steve McQueen pictured with his then wife Noel Adams
Hollywood icon Elizabeth Taylor
Breakfast at Tiffany's star Audrey Hepburn
Sex symbol and film actress Jane Russell
Screen siren Sophia Loren
Wizard of Oz star Judy Garland
Miracle on 34th Street actress Natalie Wood and Tab Hunter
Actor Anthony Perkins who starred in Psycho
Charles Chaplin pictured without his trademark moustache
Film and television actress Joan Crawford
Psycho actress Janet Leigh
American actress and singer Doris Day
Lana Turner with her fifth husband Fred May at a party
Burt Lancaster pictured in a car park
Clark Gable enjoys a cigarette
Star of Top Hat, Fred Astaire
Betty Grable pictured at the wheel of her car
The 'King of Cool' Dean Martin
Thoroughly Modern Minnie actress Mary Tyler Moore
The glamorous Princess Grace Kelly
A young Ronald Reagan
Miss Bette Davis who was regarded as one of the greatest actresses in Hollywood history
They aren't the only rare images to be unearthed of famous stars.
Never-before-seen photos of Marilyn Monroe taken by a fan went up for auction last February.
Another historic treasure to be unveiled is a Grace Kelly-inspired gown worn by Princess Diana to 1987 Cannes Film Festival which will go on display in Kensington Palace.