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Vintage Poster - Les Passagers De La Nuit (Dark Passage) (French)

Art by Pierre Pigeot

Warner Bros. (1948)

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What would you order from the 1941 Warner Bros. Studio Cafe?

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My Dr. Caligari-inspired shot I did for the upcoming Angry Beavers: Bye Bye Beavers Re-animated collab!

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Dominic Monaghan and Billy Boyd in Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead.

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I hope spectrevision will be back with more cool promo stuff like this one . The promos for this episode were so much fun ☺️

The core on shudder

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Elijah wood as Frodo Baggins and Sean astin as samwise gamgee and their hugs are all that matters 😍😍🤩

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays

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“They knew!” A slashy TBS TV commercial for The Lord of the Rings from 2006!

Thanks Don Marshall!

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that's all

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His laugh can cure anything 😭 🤧 😍 😂 🤣 😆

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This shirt Viggo Mortensen wore on Stephen Colbert last night!

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"babe you better not be elijah wood cuntily turning on the tv when i get home"

my goofy ass:

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do you happen to have any dadbastian doodles or sketches about? i love those two sm

I have this doodle ! An old idea, it stayed in my wips for so long

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Vampire Moth | 1956 — 吸血蛾

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Manchild on the streets opening scene, the basketball game.

Hutch doesn’t have the slightest intention of getting the ball

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Hey lovely Lugosi freaks, I uncovered something cool on our guy.

He wore this smoking jacket with a moon and star motif in The Raven (1935). I thought it was quite pretty, so I remembered it.

Lugosi must have thought it looked good too, because this jacket appears his films all the way back to Hungary. It’s no movie prop; it must’ve his own piece that he kept almost 20 years and brought across the ocean.

It’s a little surprising, as he is said to have owned almost nothing else other than his WW1 Hungarian lieutenant’s uniform when he emigrated to America in 1922.

Lugosi in Küzdelem a Létért (The Leopard), a 1918 Hungarian silent film.

In Daughter of the Night, or Der Tanz auf dem Vulkan ‘The Dance on the Volcano’ (1920), a German silent film.

Finally, The Raven (1935), an American film:

Aside from me wanting to do the girl-steals-a-guy’s-hoodie-thing to a man in the 1930’s, I thought it was a neat little fact about Béla.