motion picture people

Silent era, early talkies, and some other stuff probably. I'm always on a search for LGBTQ+ content in old films--overt, implied, subtextual, or otherwise--so expect to see things related to that. Also a dump for my gifs while I learn how to gif. I'll describe this blog better when it has more content. Main blog is @holmesguy

[makeitquietly]

Rhubarb meets the press.

[bluehairedspidey]

ask and you shall receive

[laurelsandhardy-deactivated2014]

[makeitquietly]

Early to Bed (1928)

[plusfortquemoi]

It Is Not the Homosexual Who Is Perverse, But the Society in Which He Lives (1971)

[drkbogarde]

James Fox and Dirk Bogarde on the set of The Servant, 1963

[glumshoe]

My dad used to cosplay Groucho Marx all the time as a teenager. A L L T H E T I M E. No occasion - he’d show up at family events with a fake mustache and a cigar and make wisecracks. Half the family photo album is made up of my dad’s Groucho cosplays.

[bluehairedspidey]

the saddest and gayest movie scene of 1953

[talented-mr-keaton]

[thefyuzhe]

May your New Year be as good as Dorothy’s!

Buster Keaton - Dorothy Appleby | Pardon My Berth Marks | 1940

[lars134]

Jimmy Stewart and Robert Taylor, 1937

[littlehorrorshop]

Buster Keaton realises he is in deep trouble in The Navigator, 1924

[gifthesilverscreen]

Orphans Of The Storm (1921)

Dorothy and Lillian Gish

[yesterdaysprint]

Wendy (Mary Brian) and Peter (Betty Bronson), Peter Pan, 1925

[summers-in-hollywood]

Anna May Wong, 1932. Photos taken by Carl Van Vechten

[an-unconventional-lady]

Buster Keaton in Seven Chances (1925)

[sidcaesar]

lewis and martin playing lovebirds pt. 1