Hollywood Stars on Ice
Add some glamour to your next party with cocktails inspired by Hollywood royalty.

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Charlie Chaplin
Some say this pre-Prohibition cocktail was the first drink named after a movie star — it was created at New York City's Waldorf Astoria as Charlie Chaplin rose to fame in silent films. Sloe gin, a red fruit-infused liqueur from England, was likely a nod to Chaplin's British roots.
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Marlene Dietrich
Get the Recipe: Marlene Dietrich
Greta Garbo
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Cary Grant
It's unlikely Cary Grant ever tried his namesake drink — it was invented toward the end of his life, and he was a martini man. But the coffee-flavored cocktail has ties to old Hollywood: It was created at the famous 21 Club in New York City, a hangout for Grant and other stars.
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Ginger Rogers
Although Ginger Rogers was a teetotaler, the actress and dancer inspired many ginger-flavored cocktails. This version is fairly modern — it was invented in the '90s at Zefiro, a popular Portland, Ore., restaurant.
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