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Jayne Mansfield
Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (1985) dir. Paul Schrader
we’re plastic but we still have fun
Barry Lyndon (1975) dir. Stanley Kubrick
“It’s enough to make a guy do something desperate.”
“Oh Al you mean you’re going to get a job?”
“Irma watch your language! Now chicken how long you’ve been going with me?”
“5 years.”
“And how long has it been since I’ve worked?”
“5 years.”
“Now don’t you think that’s pretty consistent?”
“Oh I appreciate it Al….”
“Now let’s not quivel chicken. Now you know I love you honey, but it’s just a question of time until one of my deals go through.”
- Jerry Lewis’ first and only screen test with Marie Wilson for the role of Al in “My Friend Irma”, January, 1949.
Originally posted by martinslewis
BARBARA STANWYCK as SUGARPUSS O'SHEA in Ball of Fire (1941) dir. Howard Hawks
DEAN MARTIN as Dude in RIO BRAVO (1959) dir. Howard Hawks
Jerry Lewis and Lillian Briggs rehearsing a dance number for The Ladies Man (1961).
This showstopper with Jer mentioning their recent feud and saying it's resolved, followed by them beating each other up behind the curtain only to be kissing next. The whole Martin & Lewis experience in a nutshell.
Theodor Kittelsen - "The key as a White Horse" (1907)
Roman vitrum ( 1st century BC – 2nd century AD)
Wonderful
William Blake, Titania and Puck with Fairies Dancing, 1786
'a cracked sequoia at geneva's annual christmas tree festival' in bizarre magazine uk april 2002
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1970s Home Decor
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