SelinaKyle

Feline Fatale, Fannibal, Sleepyhead, Kidmaniac, X-Phile, Luvr of Music and Film + Anything That Catches My Eye

[amyadams-archive]

I always want to defeat supervillains - it’s just the chicken-and-broccoli diet that I’m not into.

[amyadams-archive]

Thirty was a big deal for me. It was the age where I reevaluated everything - how I approached life and how I thought about myself. When I look at my 20s, or when I look at any period in my life, I think about how much time I’ve wasted trying to find the right man. It’s like, if I could go back and do it again, I would have taken guitar lessons or something. I would have put my energy into something that paid off in the end, instead of trying to improve myself for men. Oh, the time and the energy, trying to impress somebody who was actually a big jerk, you know? But the truth is, once you have a great man in your life, it allows you - or at least for me - to look at yourself and grow as an individual. And gosh, if I had known I was going to find this, my 20s would have been completely different.

[smirkingsmut]

[wakandansleeperagent]

Can we please give Paul Weller every fucking award possible

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Birthday girl…I still can’t quite get over her going to the Baskin Robbins across town, in Evansville, In. in 1990, instead of the one I worked at. I was robbed of what would have been the defining moment of my teenage years because I worked at the wrong Ice Cream shop…dammit. #madonna

[aphrodihe]

I think that’s the fun of playing with such an iconic actress like Gillian Anderson who really expands to fill the vessel of whatever role she’s inhabiting. Working with her has been such a joy: A, I love her as a human being and find her to be such a bright spark of light, and B, it’s a ball to throw some absolutely ridiculous dialogue her way and see how it spins off the edge of her bat.

- Bryan Fuller, on Anderson and her portrayal of Dr. Bedelia Du Maurier on Hannibal

[stellagibson]

[gutteronthemoon-deactivated2017]

The magnificent Richard Burton, one of the greatest actors in film and theater history, sadly passed away on this day in 1984. This is a behind the scenes shot from one of his greatest films, John Huston’s adaptation of Tennessee Williams haunting THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA. #richardburton #tennesseewilliams #thenightoftheiguana

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[horrorflakes]

Birthday Girl (2001)

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18th Annual American Cinematheque Award Honoring Nicole Kidman

[sulfurika-art]

Catwoman and her kitties

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“When I first met David, electric hand dryers were making their way into public washrooms for the first time, and I was absolutely terrified to use them—I was certain they’d melt my flesh off. But David believed they were safe, and to prove it, he passed his hand underneath one several times in a row. I begged him to stop, crying that he’d never be able to play a guitar again, but, true to his word, the machine did no harm. And while I still don’t fully trust hand dryers, I’ll never forget how cool and fearless David was that day.” - Mick Jagger.

[in-love-with-movies]

Birth (USA - UK - France - Germany, 2004)