valentina, twenty, classic film, attractive dead people, foreign cinema, black&white pictures, i like the old, i like the new, and i love amna more than you. i lead a jessica chastain appreciation life. my rachel weisz. +. formerly emmanuelleriva

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theclutteredclassicattic:

Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck, 1940s

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Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck, 1940s

One night at my house, my infant daughter started to bawl blue murder. My wife, Jeannie, tried to quiet her, but to no avail. Frank (Sinatra), as a last resort, reached out and took her in his arms and started to sing to her. Her face turned from rage to wonderment - she opened her big eyes and stared at him, and smiled, and smiled - and at the end of a chorus and a half, she was blissfully asleep.
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Alicia Vikander arrives at the Oscars.

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ladypersies:

Carole Lombard out hunting. (From here.)

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Carole Lombard out hunting. (From here.)

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“Leo and I were literally straight on the tip [of the boat], and we were about to go down slowly with the ship. It was a night shoot and we were outside and it was very, very cold, and we were up there on this tip literally, a hundred foot in the air, absolutely petrified, and they were adjusting the camera angle and Leo and I just hung on to each other for dear life. We had cigarettes hidden in the pockets of our costumes and the two of us literally were having conversations like ,’What would happen if we died?’ and I’d say things like ‘Leo, I love you, I really do love you so much. You are a very important person to me and I’d have your babies. I would, I’d have your babies, really, it’s fine. And help me God, dear God, please tell my mum that I love her dearly’. We were so, so scared. But that’s the nature of the game. You look back on it and it was all completely thrilling and compelling-every day.”-Kate Winslet

“Leo and I were literally straight on the tip [of the boat], and we were about to go down slowly with the ship. It was a night shoot and we were outside and it was very, very cold, and we were up there on this tip literally, a hundred foot in the air, absolutely petrified, and they were adjusting the camera angle and Leo and I just hung on to each other for dear life. We had cigarettes hidden in the pockets of our costumes and the two of us literally were having conversations like ,’What would happen if we died?’ and I’d say things like ‘Leo, I love you, I really do love you so much. You are a very important person to me and I’d have your babies. I would, I’d have your babies, really, it’s fine. And help me God, dear God, please tell my mum that I love her dearly’. We were so, so scared. But that’s the nature of the game. You look back on it and it was all completely thrilling and compelling-every day.”
-Kate Winslet

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What a wee little part of a person’s life are his acts and his words! His real life is led in his head, and is known to none but himself. All day long, the mill of his brain is grinding, and his thoughts, not those of other things, are his history. These are his life, and they are not written. Everyday would make a whole book of 80,000 words—365 books a year. Biographies are but the clothes and buttons of the man—the biography of the man himself cannot be written. MARK TWAIN

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“She can act opposite muppets, and Meryl Streeps, and Joaquin Phoenixes, that’s no easy task. Phil Hoffmans, Clint Eastwoods, Leo Dicaprios, and Marky Wahlbergs. Directors are lined up around the block to work with her.” - Paul Thomas Anderson on Amy Adams

“She can act opposite muppets, and Meryl Streeps, and Joaquin Phoenixes, that’s no easy task. Phil Hoffmans, Clint Eastwoods, Leo Dicaprios, and Marky Wahlbergs. Directors are lined up around the block to work with her.” - Paul Thomas Anderson on Amy Adams

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jolieing:

Monica Bellucci for Vanity Fair Spain, February 2013

jolieing:

Monica Bellucci for Vanity Fair Spain, February 2013