hollyhocksandtulips:
Film Fun magazine, 1923
Illustration by Enoch Bolles
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vintagegal:
Loretta Young in The Men in her Life (1941)
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retrogirly:
Virginia Gilmore
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Lucy signing her signature at the start of various What’s My Line? clips.
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Clark Gable, 1936.
Hahaha, stuckinpsttimes!
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“Liz would do things that I respected and admired her so much for - let’s say that it’s a close-up of Liz, and Darrin or Endora had just done something, and she had just finished the dialog. Asher wouldn’t say CUT. Liz would just stand there and do reactions - and she would react to the scene and what had just happened, and she had such a variety of reactions that always pertained to the situation. Asher would wait and wait and wait while she would go through reaction after reaction, on purpose, just to see what she would do. He finally would eventually say CUT. It was beautiful.”
Kasey Rogers (Louise Tate) Bewitchednet
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phoebe-tonkin:
“I wanted to play Scarlett from the first time I read the book. That was in London when I was appearing in a flop play. I fell in love with the novel and I gave the rest of the cast copies of the book as opening night presents. I told them, ‘If I ever go to Hollywood, it will be to play Gone With the Wind.’ They all laughed and said I was crazy.”
-Vivien Leigh on her determination to play Scarlett O’hara
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staysandstories:
Revolving self-portrait, c. 1865
Self portrait by Felix Nadar
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uppish-whore:
ONE RICARDOS’ SCENE PER EPISODE
↳ 1x19 The Ballet
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thefrenchamericaine:
Lucy goes to Japan
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