Papa's nympHet

Broke with expensive taste

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Spring RTW, 2004 - Alessandro de Benedetti’s vibrant fusion of fashion and artistry

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venezia cruz

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Eddie Vedder at Mural Amphitheatre in Seattle | 1991

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He just looks so ethereal here

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Kirsten Dunst on the set of The Virgin Suicides photographed by Corinne Day.

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[softwaring]

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Marlon Brando photographed by Edward Clark, on the set of The Men, 1949.

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“I am really moved and motivated by things that occur that are unjust. I’ve always hated people trampling on other people. I was in quandary, a philosophical quandary, because I tought, if I’m not my brother’s keeper, who am I? Where does my life end and my sense of responsibility for other lives begin?”  Listen to Me Marlon (2015) dir. Stevan Riley

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off the wall era ˖ ݁

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By Zoe Natale Mannella

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Marlon Brando photographed by Cecil Beaton for Vogue magazine, 1946.

Vogue (August 15, 1946):  

Found two seasons ago on Broadway, Marlon Brando is twenty-one, and very good indeed. His first big part was in "I Remember Mama"; last winter, he gave a superb performance as a war-shocked murderer in "Truckline Cafe"—the Maxwell Anderson play that ended up with Anderson calling the New York critics "the Jukes." In the spring, Brando was a stormy Marchbanks to Katharine Cornell's Candida. He was born in Bangkok, grew up here; has a chaos of hair, a wilful theatrical talent.

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Marlon Brando photographed by Carl Van Vechten on December 27, 1948.

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Marlon Brando as Stanley Kowalski A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE 1951 — dir. Elia Kazan

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Lara McGrath | © Nick Knight

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[june-eeeee]

James WTF

stop doing that! You freak😭

me next

[metallicames]

The ride I would never get off of