#classicmovieedit

[summertimenoir]

Allow me to tell you that you're the most beautiful ghost that ever walked!

Paulette Goddard in The Ghost Breakers (1940)

[adriannelenker]

Anna Karina in VIVRE SA VIE [MY LIFE TO LIVE] (1962) | dir. Jean-Luc Godard

[jfknlace]

Lana Turner

[claudettcolbert]

Marie Windsor and Sterling Hayden, The Killing (dir. Stanley Kubrick, 1956).

[bygone-hollywood]

BARBARA STANWYCK in Sorry, Wrong Number (1948), dir. Anatole Litvak

[rylandgraces]

Scarface (1983) | The Devil Wears Prada (2006)

[tswiftandtsn]

“He was a dream, as all works of art are. All works of art are the physical manifestation of a desire, a hope, and you can't hope for something more beautiful and entertaining and nice than Cary Grant. No one moved like he did--smooth, off the ground. He was a good size, but he moved like the wind. And that laugh, that silly laugh. And impeccable manners. He was better at making me giddy than Champagne. He was a great and powerful drug--in person and on the screen.” - Katharine Hepburn on Cary Grant

“She was this slip of a woman and I never liked skinny women. But she had this thing, this air you might call it, the most totally magnetic woman I'd ever seen, and probably ever seen since. You had to look at her, you had to listen to her; there was no escaping her.” - Cary Grant on Katharine Hepburn.

[summertimenoir]

Fredric March and Veronica Lake in I Married a Witch (1942)