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Carina. Film Fanatic.This is mainly a classic film appreciation blog (although you'll see plenty of modern cinema as well). Please look at my Archive before you follow me.

[1990sgirls]

Nicole Kidman, 1993

[normajeanebaker]

Lauren Bacall, for Warner Bros. Studios, posing for photographs outdoors, 1945

[lizabeth-scott]

Lizabeth Scott and Humphrey Bogart take a break from filming Dead Reckoning

[an-unconventional-lady]

A very dapper William Powell in After the Thin Man (1936)

[hepburny]

This is the second petit noir dress that Givenchy designed especially for Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany’s (of cloqué Crepe de Chine material in black, with a slightly flared frilly skirt, from his haute couture collection for the Autumn/Winter 1960/1961).

[sunssy]

#Carol 韩版海报小清新

[bohemea]

[goingtothepictures]

Charlotte Gray (2001)

[theacademy]

Grace Kelly makeup reference shot from Green Fire (1954). The card she holds reads “hair mussed,” and is dated May 3, 1954.

[hepburny]

Although a smoker in real-life, Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961) is one out of seven films wherein Audrey had to smoke onscreen. She smokes in eight different scenes in Breakfast at Tiffany’s.

[kenobi-wxn]

Ewan McGregor learns the title of Attack of the Clones 

[hollywoodlady]

Peter O’Toole, 1963

[thelovelesslesbian]

[all-about-bette]

There’s a great misconception about the terms temper and temperament. Because anyone without temperament is never going to make it in the arts, in any art. But temper is a totally different thing. People who scream and yell and carry on… That’s not temperament, that’s just bad behaviour.

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[nicoleskidman]

Peter O’Toole having fun on the set of How to Steal a Million, 1966.

[mschristinamaria]

Nicole Kidman shot by Craig McDean for AnOther Magazine, S/S 2003