#vonblixen

[roslintullyn-blog]

Joan Fontaine. :)

the first thing I saw them in: Rebecca ~fEElinGSS~

why I like them: ugh can we not. Joan is my everything, let's leave it there

my favorite role of theirs: second Mrs de Winter

my least favorite role of theirs: Cristabel in Born to be Bad

a role I’d like to see them in: as herself in a biopic

who I’d like them to work with: Olivia de Havilland in their biopic Whatever Happened to baby de Havillands any similarity to both actresses' lives is pure coincidence

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[kayleeismysoulowl]

Sorry to barge in on you like this, but I saw your post about a dream!movie with Dames Judi Dench and Maggie Smith playing a couple of lesbians growing old together, and, well, it nearly exists. In the sense that they've made "Ladies in Lavender", which is quite lovely, only they play ageing sisters in it. I am sure you knew, but thought I'd drop in and "advertise" the movie nevertheless. :)

Ooooh! Thank you! I'll be sure to check it out.

[unwillingadventurer]

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I think Keeley would be wonderful as Jacqueline. And I kind of prefer Yasmine Paige as Susan. It’ll be interesting to see who they cast, however! :)

Yes we'd quite like Keeley too and Yasmine might be good. Yes we're really excited to see who they cast, but it's ages away until they'll probably reveal it boooo! 

[unwillingadventurer]

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I love Jacqueline with the kid in the back. Do you know by any chance who he is?

It's so cute isn't it?! We're not sure who the kid is...maybe William Russell's son? (Jackie didn't have kids yet) He did have a son about that age at the time and there is a picture of his daughter from the same episode so who knows? Or maybe it's just a crew members child or a fan. :)

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vonblixen replied to your post: .

Come to London! We’ll go and have drinks and it’ll be great!

mareeana replied to your post: .

Boof a flight to Porto, I’ll get you drunk, babe!

Aw man, I wish I could! If I knew my financial aid'll get continued without pause and I didn't have papers to write, I'd book them in a minute tbh.

[andforgotten]

Please, in all this muddle of life, continue to be a bright and constant star. Just a few things remain as beacons: poetry, and you, and solitude.

Vita Sackville-West to Virginia Woolf, 1926

[unwillingadventurer]

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I shall definitely let you know. It was a bookstore on Charring Cross Road, something small and independent, second hand as far as I could tell. I am going back around there this week, and I’ll look it up. :)

Yeah that's cool, let us know what the shops called. Funnily enough we'll be in and around Charing Cross next week so maybe we'll just be able to pop in and have a look ourselves. Thanks :)