Kodak Film Ad, 1959. This ad features Rosemary Clooney, her husband Jose Ferrer and three of her children.
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Kodak Film Ad, 1959. This ad features Rosemary Clooney, her husband Jose Ferrer and three of her children.
Judy Holliday hugs Jose Ferrer at LaZamba at 127 West 52d Street on receiving the news that Ferrer's portrayal of Cyrano de Bergerac had won him the Academy Award as Best Actor, March 29, 1951. Judy was named the year's best actress. Gloria Swanson, who was in contention for the coveted "best actress" award, is on Ferrer's other side, celebrating.
Photo: Hal Mathewson for the NY Daily News via liveabout.com
oh my god he’s so cute
José Ferrer was born on January 8, 1912 #botd
behind the scenes imagery from David Lynch's Dune via Cinefantastique, Sep 1984
this was always a film where the design outshone the execution, so I love the ideas that come through on these pics, especially the lighting. Lynch wanted much darker lighting, while the producers wanted a bright transfer to VHS, and these diffuse, washed out scans have an amazing vibe to me.
the Pen at T-Mobile Park during a day game is genuinely my favorite place on earth
The Sentinel (1977)
Dir. Michael Winner
sundays are for (playing playground games with) the boys 🫂[washington nationals ig story, 7/20/25]