#dr montgomery

[creative-caramel-coffee]

[topguntomfoolery]

i cant rlly decide any favourites bc i love many of his movies!!! i like top gun, thunderheart, real genius, top secret, the doors and kill me again. if i had to choose one where i thought his acting was the best, it would be the doors. he literally transformed into jim morrison, what the hell. ive never seen an actor so dedicated to portraying someone accurately. he learned all of jim's songs, poetry, his mannerisms, everything. i think this movie wouldve been so much better if oliver stone had a better script. i like the movie's cinematography and music as well but all of its accuracy flew out of the window.

my least favourite definently has to be the island of dr.moreau. its so. ass. BAD. KILL ME.

my favourite picture of val kilmer has to be this one

hes so cute. i need to squish his face. NOW!!!

for a song that he reminds me of, it is basically any song in a movie hes in like take my breath away, light my fire, tutti frutti etc. specifically, id say he reminds me of straighten the rug, he sang that in top secret. i just absolutely love the song and i think it captures his silly aura!!!

thats all for my ramblings of val kilmer!!!

[thewolveswithin]

Val Kilmer as Dr. Montgomery in The Island of Dr. Moreau (1996)

[aftout]

Alyssa Montgomery and her best friend Citrus :)) also Jekyll Horrors.

[avethepotatoshipper]

In the words of the weird movie theater movie woman from Reptile Room part one:

“I decided to treat myself to some popcorn because nothing interesting is happening in my life right now.”

yeah

that’s the post

[doctor-montgomery]

Notes about Montgomery

ok hi so idk where to put this so heres some things yall should know about my plaguesona, montgomery! 

Catherine Blaine Montgomery was born out of wedlock to Alexander Montgomery and Dorothea Vincent in 1650 Paris, and it was quickly decided by the society she would be an unwanted bastard. Regardless, Montgomery grew up with her father and visited her mother frequently, until her father died of an unidentified illness in 1664. She had tried to cure it herself, to no avail. 

The few close to her reported a change in the girl after her loss, and Montgomery earned a name for herself. No longer a bastard, but rather, a hard worker. Montgomery was absent frequently to attend a local medicine class held by a retired doctor, and when she turned seventeen, she moved to Montpellier to attend the University of Montpellier to study medicine and earn a medical license. She never passed the entrance exam.

Montgomery never returned home as she had promised her friends she would do, but rather, stayed in Montpellier. Regardless of her failure, she set out and donned an interesting black garb and, the defining feature of unlicensed medical workers, a beaked mask. She went about curing whatever illnesses the local folk had, often ending miserably. 

When the 1668 plague epidemic swept through the country, Montgomery was prepared this time. Protected from the miasma and balancing humours via unfavourable methods, she was actually quite successful in her endeavors. After the plague, though, she returned to failing procedures and likely just making things worse. In 1671, Montgomery caught the dreaded plague. She returned home to Paris, and being unable to cure herself, she died surrounded by the friends she abandoned and her unwilling mother.

[maddie647]

In desperate need of a Dr Addison Montgomery lock screen? If anyone can help or send one my way I would be super appreciative! Even if it’s just a picture of her with a quote of hers that would be amazing! 

[unfortunateevents-blog]

“This is my knife. It is very sharp and very eager to hurt you.”

[A Series of Unfortunate Events]↬ The Reptile Room.