lovers get away unpunished

welcome! | follows from gwinny3k

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Laurel and Hardy - Habeas Corpus (1928)

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Berth Marks (1929) 🤫

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45 Minutes from Hollywood (1926)

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I finally found a letter of Stan talking about civil rights and the American South

Letter dated September 14th, 1956.

Letters From Stan - 1956

The Stan Laurel Correspondence Archive Project collects and catalogs letters from Stan to better understand his life and celebrate his comed

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The Finishing Touch (1928)

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unapologetically good-looking Buster Keaton in Battling Butler (1926)

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Don’t touch me!

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dream blunt rotation

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There’s this annual cat fashion show that NO ONE TOLD ME ABOUT?!?!!?!

Look at this fashionable guy.

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                             Stan jumping all over Ollie

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the understated assholery of this move by Stan lol

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Bonnie Scotland (1935)

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Is that so?!

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Stanny trying so hard to keep his gay in check 🤣🤣🤣 Let it OUT🐇💜😍

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     *Some* of Stan & Ollie’s Most Cutest Moments

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“A happy ending was imperative. I shouldn’t have bothered to write otherwise. I was determined that in fiction anyway two men should fall in love and remain in it for the ever and ever that fiction allows, and in this sense Maurice and Alec still roam the greenwood. I dedicated it ‘to a happier year’ and not altogether vainly. Happiness is its keynote – which by the way has had an unexpected result: it has made the book more difficult to publish… If it ended unhappily, with a lad dangling from a noose or with a suicide pact, all would be well, for there is no pornography or seduction of minors. But the lovers get away unpunished and consequently recommend crime.”

— EM Forster, 1960 (Maurice was written in 1914 and not published until 1971 because it discussed gay love and featured a happy ending)

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A hat-trick of knockouts 😄🥊