we think the world of you

natty. 22. she/her. letterboxd take it down a notch, sir laurence olivi-gay!

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rosalie crutchley in make me an offer! (1954)

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saw belle and sebastian doing tigermilk in its entirety back in april and i miss it often the state i am in best somg EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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me and my husband by mitski idcccccccccc

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george's never mind kills me every time its OVERRRRRR

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Leonard Cohen photographed by Gijsbert Hanekroot in Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1972

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me! i'm afraid of virginia woolf (1978)

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okay but when i look at people around me who grew up with balanced normal intelligent parents and how theyre turning out in life Vs me 😂

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A selection of the robes Kevin Kline wears in Noel Coward’s Present Laughter 

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i recently watched this miniseries btw. a bit of a curio since michael's all very well but also very butch and to me doesn't entirely convey the extravagances of wilde in his full regale but as wilde de profundis he's utterly heartbreaking. bosie guy isn't quite as good and somewhat unconvincing in his mercurial qualities. but i think this adaptation is a perfect descendant to the trials of oscar wilde 1960 in its determined exposure of the tragedy of the whole affair.. the remarkably frank portrayal of queerness. although i'm not sure that in addition to telling the story it manages to comment on anything but idc it's rather good!

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your monthly reminder to watch the prisoner 1967

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the perils of being a physically restrained high energy alsatian as the perils of being a romantically frustated gay man in his forties.. joe ackerley ily

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Jeremy Brett as Orlando in Shakespeare’s “As You Like It” (1967).

(Can’t remember if someone already posted this, but here he is again, just in case.) :)

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i miss us

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my father and myself by j.r. ackerley

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Mary Fedden (British, 1915-2012), Tabby by Lamplight, 1990. Oil on canvas, 59 x 49 cm.