mountain think grey things rain tides late slate

Swedish. Woman. Prefer women. I adore Old Hollywood, and if I could I would go back in time because I believe that I was born in the wrong era.

[henycavil]

MALCOLM IN THE MIDDLE (2000—2006)

Season 6, Episode 7

[snowbairdd]

When the day is done, my mind turns to her, and I think, with a special heat, “why are we to be separated?”

THE WORLD TO COME (2020) dir. Mona Fastvold

[lucyllawless]

[mulderscully]

EVERY MSR KISS → “The X-Files: I Want To Believe” (2008)

[katieskeep]

✨ MERLIN CHALLENGE ✨ : Day 8 (8th): Favourite parallel (Morgana Pendragon vs Arthur Pendragon)

[pendragonlord-at-camelot]

❤❤

[rainbowkarolina]

LENA LUTHOR in Supergirl (6x08)

[harperspiller]

SUPERGIRL 6.14, “Magical Thinking”

[behbuh]

Katie Mcgrath on her favorite fan interaction

[cinematv]

#nailed it 😏

[anxietyproblem]

[beardedmrbean]

This week on #Fat Bear Friday, she may not be the chonkiest but Bear 399 has beat all the odds and all 4 of her children are all ready to set out on their own next spring it looks like.

More pics here

[weaselle]

this really is a gold medal achievement, mamma bear did SO good here

[rainbowkarolina]

KARA and LENA + Every Hug

[kpfun]

Oh, there’s an empty place in my bones that calls out for something unknown. The fame and praise come year after year does nothing for these empty tears. THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS 1993 • dir. Henry Selick

[vivien-leigh]

Vivien Leigh had been cast to play the female lead in Elephant Walk in the early 1950s. She was even flown to Ceylon to appear in location shoots that would be included in the film. However, in March 1953, Vivien suffered a mental breakdown which prevented her from completing the film. Too expensive to scrap, the producers replaced her with Elizabeth Taylor, as they found her to have similar coloring and proportions and coloring to Vivien. To save money, they even kept exterior shots featuring Vivien, as seen above.

[morabbots]

DERRY GIRLS | 2.06 “The President”

[a-study-of-fred-and-ginger-deac]

“It’s the music, the dancing, that saves all this from familiar romantic cliché… They preserved in wit, rhythm and fluidity of movement what the Depression almost took away, the high spirits of Americans, young and modern, who had once felt destined to be the heirs and heiresses of all the ages.” - Cultural historian Morris Dickstein’s analysis of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.

[fassophy]

Kelly Reilly in Britannia