“The thing is, at that time there were no paparazzi, and I was working for TIME, one of the most prestigious publications in the world, in which all these actors and actresses wanted to be in there. So, it was no problem, there was no VIPs, no nothing. If TIME wanted to run a story on somebody, Katherine Hepburn or whoever, they welcomed you right away. Not like today, you didn’t have to pay for anything, kiss anyone’s butt, you were welcome.” - Julian Wasser on what it was like taking pictures of celebrities in the 1960s.