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bertha russell moments that make me want dive inside her head with a torch and scalpel
Deborah Kerr greets photographers at the 1954 Academy Awards
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Oh, god, I couldn't last here a week. Everyone's too nice. When I got my coffee this morning, the barista tried to give me a hug.
HANNAH WADDINGHAM as REBECCA WELTON Ted Lasso 4.01 | Home
You knew how to twist the knife. You knew then, and you know now.
helena's first day at work.
Michael Powell's 1988 commentary on Black Narcissus (1947)
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Why? Why do you get to have that? Just because you're rich and powerful? Are you really this naive, Ms. Turner? Those "changes" you were talking about? You have me to thank. All I've done for women's causes, for Black causes, for Black women's causes. So, if I were you, I'd watch my tone. Okay. Yes, ma'am. I'll perfectly calibrate my tone as I tell you to go fuck yourself.
Operator, I’ve been ringing Murray Hill 35097 for the last half hour and the line is always busy. Will you ring it for me, please? Barbara Stanwyck as Leona Stevenson in Sorry, Wrong Number (1948) dir. Anatole Litvak
An infinite list of actors that I love: John Wood (5 July 1930 - 6 August 2011)
A character actor in movies - a leading actor on stage. He was Tom Stoppard’s favourite actor and acted in numerous Stoppard’s plays, such as Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Travesties, etc. He was also a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company.
He could play stern, cold, detached characters like no one else. I’ve always been intimidated and - at the same time - fascinated by his acting because he was able to portray these evil men in a way that always left me with the feeling that there were something more in them. Thanks to his sharp and witty look, he was the perfect candidate for the role of Sherlock Holmes, which he actually played on stage (I wish he’d played the great detective in a screen adaptation too!) in 1974.
Although I never saw him acting on stage, he was in many of my favourite movies of the 80s and 90s - Wargames, Ladyhawke, Shadowlands, Jane Eyre, Sabrina (the Sydney Pollack’s remake). He was never the leading actor in these movies and it’s a pity in a way, but also a good thing - in fact, I can’t remember the last time I’ve seen a really good character actor in a film.
The Cabinet from Description of Strawberry Hill by Horace Walton, 1784, engraved by T. Morris.
Can I stay a bit longer? Stay forever. NOTTING HILL (1999) dir. Roger Mitchell
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it is important to cling to wonder btw
many people grow up and forget what it feels like to be a child. we must remember this. we have to remember what a joy it is to play. to learn. to build connections. to grow. to experience. we must hold onto the things that awe us. we are changed by what we love