"This McBean photo of Leigh and Olivier promoted their 1951 performances in Shakespeare's ""Anthony and Cleopatra"" at London's St. James Theatre. ""It was really important for her to act on the stage with him,"" Bean said. ""That was her ambition. She felt he was the greatest of his generation, and she really pushed herself to be on what she thought was his level.""<br /><em>Image courtesy of ""Vivien Leigh: An Intimate Portrait"" (Running Press)</em>"
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