yall hate wolverine origins but "your country needs you" "im canadian (drives away)" is the greatest moment in cinematic history
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yall hate wolverine origins but "your country needs you" "im canadian (drives away)" is the greatest moment in cinematic history
Clara Bow, 1933.
🎥 1917: Cleopatra stars Theda Bara, Fritz Leiber, Thurston Hall, Albert Roscoe and Genevieve Blinn. Its the story of Cleopatra, the fabulous queen of Egypt, and the epic romances between her and the greatest men of Rome, Julius Caesar and Antony.
• Cleopatra (Bara), the Siren of Egypt, by a clever ruse reaches Caesar (Leiber) and he falls victim to her charms. They plan to rule the world together, but then Caesar falls. Cleopatra's life is desired by the church, as the wanton woman's rule has become intolerable. Pharon (Roscoe), a high priest, is given a sacred dagger to take her life. He gives her his love instead and, when she is in need of some money, leads her to the tomb of his ancestors, where she tears the treasure from the breast of the mummy. With this wealth she goes to Rome to meet Antony (Hall). He leaves the affairs of state and travels to Alexandria with her, where they revel. Antony is recalled to Rome and married to Octavia (Blinn), but his soul cries out for Cleopatra. (Fox Film Corporation)
French promotional affiche for F.W. Murnau's 4 Devils. Paris premiere at l'Empire, 5 March, 1929. Design by Roland Coudon.
My brother loved the Blade movies but I never got into em in youth, am now going to give them a go bc Deadpool reminded me I should love on the Fox Films more
Here’s to Deadpool for getting me interested in other films, cameos rarely do that for me
On December 21, 1933, 5-year-old Shirley Temple signed a contract with Fox Films for $1,000 a week. #OnThisDay
"Please forget the girl and get a life" great quote even better that it's from the masterpiece that is Anastasia
I am watching the film just now and I'm in love
Vintage Poster - The Country Beyond
Fox (1926)