#Design For Living

[unkindness313]

Hello flowers! Quick thing. I saw one of these edits, on the right hand side above, on instagram the other day. Which is fine, share as much as you like, I don’t mind, but the thing is, people don’t seem to see the poor quality of my photoshopping and don’t know I’ve lovingly cut Lisa (as beautiful and talented as she is) out of the photos. And the sharers never tell the details like who where why and that it’s not an original.

So a HUGE EXCLUSIVE SCOOP for my approx. four followers who may be interested: These (the three on the right hand side column) are, in fact, manipulated photos. Thank you for your time and have a nice day.

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three hearts that beat as one | old hollywood throuples anyone???

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Design for Living (1933) dir. Ernst Lubitsch

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Let’s change the subject. Right. Let’s talk about something entirely new. Let’s talk about ourselves. Very interesting. Fredric March and Gary Cooper in Design For Living (1933) dir. Ernst Lubitsch

[cinemaastimegoesby]

Fredric March and Gary Cooper on the Paramount lot during the filming of Design for Living (1933).

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Brands hopping on trends is cringe unless the brand is TCM.

RIP Ernst Lubitsch, you would've loved Challengers.

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I made my whole family watch Design for Living(1933) tonight, and my favorite part of watching this movie with my mother was when Gilda sadly left the both of them to get respectably married and she, familiar with films from the 30s but not pre-code ones, sighed and went, “It was always going to end this way.”

No! fuck you! There’s still 20 minutes left, Immorality triumphs! The Hays Code is but a twinkle in a conservative Catholic’s eye. Nobody is getting an unfulfilling heterosexual marriage today!

THREE WAY SMOOCHES IN THE TAXI BE UPON YE

[peachypaddys]

ten frames.

design for living (1933) — dir. ernst lubitsch

[cinemaspast]

"It's true we had a gentleman's agreement, but unfortunately, I am no gentleman."

Design for Living (1933)

directed by Ernst Lubitsch

[unkindness313]

Hello! Do you happen to know if there is any website on which I can buy/watch "Design for Living"? I mean the play, not the movie (which was lovely, by the way). I really hope I didn't bother you, it's just that I love Andrew Scott, I love that movie, but for the life of me I cannot find the play! Thanks in advance and have a good day xx

Evening! Of course you're not bothering me but I can't really help you too much. The only available recording I'm aware of is at the V&A archive. They're not sharing it online though. Iknow the Tom Burke fans have booked it for a group viewing in the past. If anyone knows where one could get one's paws on it, don't be shy, let us know! Thanks for the ask, I do wish I could have helped.

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Time Travel Question 69: Assorted Performances VIII

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Draw your characters like this

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*aggressively eating sausage together* NO SEX !! BOYS LETS FORGET ABOUT SEX ITS NOT HAPPENING!!!

[dosesofart]

Here to wake up the 3 other Design For Living fans.