Anna 🤍

she/her taurus sun and and tony perkins stan <3

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why would you try to fit into the beauty standards created by men who want to fuck teenagers

[weallgoalittlemadsometimes]

Sassy Anthony Perkins MOOD!

~ FUCKYEAHNORMANBATES

[malewifeintraining]

those thighs are making me feral

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Some Anthony Perkins scans I just did

More below:

On the Beach (1959)

This Angry Age (1957)

Out and about

Taking a swim

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Some more

The Lonley Man (1957)

In Paris

Tall Story (1960)

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The last batch, sorry for the spamming, i have no idea how this app works

The Fool Killer (1965)

Tony and Audrey Hepburn

Psycho III (1986)

Psycho II (1983)

[tonyperkinskitten]

LOVE

[kateofthecanals]

Yes I have seen the “Ed Gein” show and yes I am beyond annoyed with its portrayal of Tony Perkins. I had a whole rant prepared but honestly I am just hoping that the masses at large realize that Ryan Murphy is not to be trusted with ANY characters based on real people at this point and will take it with a large grain of salt. Having said that, this is the second on-screen portrayal of Tony in the last two decades (the first being the 2012 movie Hitchcock) that has tried to claim that he and Alfred Hitchcock had this tense relationship where Hitch was constantly trying to troll Tony or make him uncomfortable wrt his sexuality and that is simply NOT. TRUE. They had a very congenial relationship and Tony himself often made crude jokes on set WITH Hitchcock to make Janet Leigh laugh/blush. There were a lot of other gross inaccuracies in that series but I don’t feel like getting into them atm and also that casting was terrible. The End.

[atiyaxa]

this is the main thing keeping me from watching the monster. the way Psycho and vicariously, Tony, are shown makes me feel really uncomfortable. I’ve seen clips and it just puts me off watching bc of how inauthentic it seems. most of you will know how much I love Tony and his films, and how much I appreciate his talent and wit and resonate with many of the challenges he faced in an industry that constantly stigmatized him both before and after Psycho.

thanks @kateofthecanals for sharing your thoughts I wanted to talk about this and couldn’t find the words but you said it perfectly. Hitchcock and Tony’s close friendship is well documented and I hope people do the research and understand that they shared a great mutual respect, and Hitch really trusted Tony’s advice with bringing Norman to life.

he let Tony pick Norman’s clothes, took Tony’s advice for the candy corn motif, let Tony add his own ticks and reactions ie. the creepy smile he does when Arbogast drives away, and so on. it makes me genuinely mad that literally 65 years later, Psycho is being misconstrued and Tony is misrepresented in the media.

ppl can surely disagree with me, that’s totally fine.

[tonyperkinskitten]

YOU SPOKE MY MIND

[antonivs]

i love how in psycho ii norman kept serving face and looks

[perfectlullabies]

Tony in the early 80s cry cry

[atiyaxa]

which of Tony’s movies did you hate but watched only for him?

[atiyaxa]

ok so this is gonna be a hot take (kinda) but green mansions is probably my least favourite Tony movie because he and Audrey had SUCH CHEMISTRY and the MOST ICONIC LOOKS (Exhibit A)

BUT THEY ABSOLUTELY wasted these two and their chemistry on a terrible plot. I would have loved to see them in a chic Parisian film where Audrey plays a fashion executive and Tony plays a journalist whose critical of her fashion but then there’s a whole enemies to lovers angle bc they’re both really intellectual, sensitive people who could play those dynamic roles.

[tonyperkinskitten]

I AGREE SO MUCH, the movie didn’t age well at all, and they deserved a way better movie.

like they both served beauty in every single way, and that beauty would have been much better in the type of movie that you are talking about.

[tonysperkins-moved]

who wants a cute video of tony perkins because i got one

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Visit Original Link

[tonyperkinskitten]

his laugh is pure art

[atiyaxa]

“have you seen this Tony pic—“ YES

[godlessondheimite]

who sits like this

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TONY MY BELOVED

[atiyaxa]

WHAT A PRETTY MAN GOOD GOD TONY PERKINS

[tonyperkinskitten]

i need him

in my room

now

HES SO CUTE

[dmynte]

collecting these let me know if i’m missing any

[tonyperkinskitten]

he’s so goofy and talented sksksksk i love him

[atiyaxa]

me, if loving him was a crime

[tonyperkinskitten]

!!!!!!

[atiyaxa]

hot hot hot hot hot h-

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-ot hot hot hot hot hot hot

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Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates Psycho (1960) dir. Alfred Hitchcock

[tonyperkinskitten]

i can fix him i swear