#Elizabeth Griffiths

[disneyfairiesparadise]

Okay guys, there’s this one deleted fanfiction I remember reading back in the day that I REALLY want to find again. I’m fairly certain it was posted after Secret of the Wings came out but before the Pirate Fairy, since I’m fairly certain Zarina wasn’t in it. Here’s some more info via a forum post I did:

I remember most of the exact plot and most of the title. I don't remember the author, but the story was either called "Words of the Heart" or "Words From the Heart" and it's about Lizzie, who is under peer pressure from her friend Mary (who later becomes the mother of Wendy, Michael, and John) and to make her happy, declares that she doesn't believe in fairies. Well, as I'm sure you all know, whenever someone says that, a fairy somewhere dies. And according to the healing talents in Pixie Hollow, the fairy usually affected is one that the particular human has seen, which as we all know, is Tinkerbell! She at the moment is playing a game of fairy tag (I think) with her friends when she feels an unbearable pain in her stomach and her wings glow red.

Periwinkle, who is delivering winter to the mainland and actually witnesses Lizzie saying that, feels the pain and experiences the red light as well, but it quickly fades. She realizes that Tinkerbell must be dying! By now, Tinkerbell is at the hospital, and the healing talents say that the human who saw her must not have been sincere with her words. Sadly, it only prolongs the inevitable: Tinkerbell WILL die. Vidia goes to the mainland to get Lizzie and to convey the seriousness of the situation through charades (and in doing so Mary sees her as well,) and once they understand, they head to Neverland. Meanwhile, Peri has found a spell that will save her sister, but at the cost of her own life. She goes to Tinkerbell, performs the spell, and dies. Tink wakes up and sobs over her sister's body.

By then, the two humans have reached Pixie Hollow, and it is thanks to Mary's belief in her heart that fairies are real, that Peri comes back to life. We also learn that Queen Clarion also had a sister who died due to using that spell as well to save her! The final chapter, (which I think is either nine or ten,) is a diary page from Mary, who has now grown up, affirming her continued belief in fairies. Do any of you know who wrote it, or if they reposted it somewhere else?

[firelance2361]

Let The Little Fairy in You Fly

Taking a breather from my usual fare, here's a piece I did for my Great Fairy Rescue AU, with Lizzy Griffiths giving Tinker Bell a big hug.

And here’s the link to the Full Story on Wattpad.

Hope you like it!

[assortedmelons]

Celebrity Melons

[birdawgg]

shout out to sweet adorable royal ladies who do no wrong and just want to be loved, gotta be my only gender

[where-fading-princesses-live]

Elizabeth MacRae was most known for playing the Southern Belle ''Lou-Ann Poovie'', Gomer's girlfriend in The Andy Griffith Show spin-off series Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. (1964-1969). She also provided the voice of Ladyfish in the Don Knotts movie, The Incredible Mr. Limpet (1964). She had a long acting career in other notable classic movies and TV shows such as Gunsmoke, Bonanza, I Dream of Jeannie, Rawhide, The Fugitive, and so many others. Ms. MacRae sadly passed away on May 27th early in the morning in a nursing home in her native North Carolina. She died peacefully in her sleep from natural causes. She was 88. Her caretaker Mary told me she loved the drawing and the gifts I sent her. 🥹 (In the picture Mary shared with me, ''Betsy'' as friends called her was wearing two friendship bracelets my friend Catherine made her.)

Sadly, she was one of two surviving cast members from Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. Now, only Ronnie Schell (Duke Slater) is still with us at 93 years old.

We love you, Betsy. Keep singing your ''Old Black Magic'' wherever you are.

RIP beautiful Angel 💔

[britneyshakespeare]

... But I must attend the ladies. The ladies and the coffee are powerful attractions to me.

Mr. Bromley, III.ii.53-55, The Times (1779) by Elizabeth Griffith

[darktripz]

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Holiday (1930) Edward H. Griffith

April 25th 2024

[noirgasmweetheart]

The worst thing about the 1983 TV series of "Casablanca" is the missed opportunity of Ray Liotta staring in that train wreck.

I mean you have Ray Liotta, tough guy of mafia movies, and majestic ham of the fantasy B-movie "In the Name of the King"....and you cast him as Sascha?

If you're going to bastardize the Greatest Movie Ever Made, I can't think of a more entertaining star to ham it up as Rick Blaine than Liotta. It would have been gold. They were so close to B-movie magic.

I'm also extremely disappointed that neither series risked fucking up Ugarte, because that would also have been a roit. Whether it was someone attempting a terrible Peter Lorre impression, or a pathetic attempt to re-imagine the character in some ridiculous way, it would have been a treat.

As it is, both shows are just bad enough to be awful, but not enough to be entertaining.

If I could rewind time and make ass-trocious "Casablanca" reboot, I'd do it in the 1990s, when that hideous colorized version came out. And my cast would be:

Ray Liotta as Rick Blaine

Nicolas Cage as Victor Laszlo

Elizabeth Berkley as Ilsa Lund

John Malcovich as Captain Louis Renault

Jeremy Irons as Major Strasser

Samuel L. Jackson (in his pre-memetic-badass days) as Sam

Brad Dourif attempting a Hungarian accent as Ugarte

Richard Griffiths (Vernon Dursley) hamming it up as Ferrari

Bob Saget as Sascha.

I mourn the classic riff bait that either of the "Casablanca" shows might have been.

[thevoyagein]

Should I disguise myself as a somber old-fashioned girl, gawky Mlle Humbert, and put up my tent on the outskirts of Camp Q, in the hope that its russet nymphets would clamor: "Let us adopt that deep-voiced D.P.," and drag the sad, shyly smiling Berthe au Grand Pied to their rustic hearth. Berthe will sleep with Dolores Haze!

—Vladimir Nabokov, Lolita

#Andrew Miller #Jeffrey Willsea #Ronald Jensen #Adam Laboucan #Nathan O'Brien #Mark Childers #Laverne Travis Waskahat #William McClain #Kendall Stephens #Randy Emillion Goodreau #Aaron Blaze Clark #Harvey Marcelin #David Griffiths #Danielle Edney #Joseph Matthew Smith #Rachel Queen Burton #Synthia China Blast #Ross Florida #Synthia Koopman #Allison Woolbert #Tanner Young #Paula Witherspoon #Lennea Elizabeth Stevens #Ronny Edward Darnell #David Megarry Jr #Osareen Omoruyi #Dominic Risden #William Nicholas Horner #Matthew Harks #Samantha Norris #Alberto Garza #Joshua Cooper #Dwight Evan Chisholm #Lennon Dolatowski #Adam Hetke #Solomon Galligan #Janiel Verainer #Robert William Perry II #Clayton William Solberg #Vanessa Emma Goldman #Michelle Blessent #Jukka Torsten Lindholm #Kris Tyson #Patipat Naknoi #Supalak Chumphan #Pierre John Parsons #Andrew Easton #Owen May #Alex Ray Scott #Elijah Thomas Berryman #Sean Windingland #Robert Maurice Herzing #Joshua Freyermuth #Sasha Yates #Julie Marshall #Krystel Lauzon #Anthony Peers #Daniel Patrick Benz #Christopher Scott Williams #Autumn Tulip Harper #Carolina Juárez #Daniel Ariel Araya Segura #Maddison Wilson #Bex McCullgh

[darshanan-blog]

Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley - Play Review

Play Miss Bennet currently playing at @Theatreworks enthralls and transports the audience to the world of Regency era with dainty ladies, cigar smoking gentlemen and romance, gossips and expressions in Austen style English. Written by Lauren Gunderson and Margot Melcon and directed by Jeffrey Lo the play brings back the delightful characters that we know and love from Jane Austen’s Pride and…

[moviesandmania]

CRY OF THE BANSHEE Vince Price hunting witches! More reviews

‘Edgar Allan Poe probes new depths of terror!’ Cry of the Banshee is a 1970 horror film about a cruel magistrate who runs afoul of a witch who conjures a banshee to kill him. Directed and executive produced by Gordon Hessler (KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park; Scream Pretty Peggy; Murders in the Rue Morgue; The Oblong Box, Scream and Scream Again) from a screenplay written by Tim Kelly which was…

[silentlondon]

Le Giornate del Cinema Muto 2024: Pordenone Post No 2

“They’re eating the dogs. They’re eating the cats.” Proof, if proof were needed, that the American people saw through such anti-immigrant propaganda more than 100 years ago, comes in Dee-Dubya’s 1908 New York comedy Deceived Slumming Party – our first film of Sunday morning. Fraudulent tour guides promise show rich tourists the gritty realness of Chinatown and the Bowery, but the trick is, it’s…

[willstafford]

Life's a Peach

JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH The Bear Pit Theatre, Stratford upon Avon, Wednesday 6th December 2023 David Wood’s masterly adaptation of the Roald Dahl classic children’s book offers many challenges for theatrical production, and so part of the fun for me is waiting to see how key scenes will be staged: the shark attack, the hundreds of seagulls, the giant peach itself… Director Emily Myerscough…

[mariocki]

Six Plays by Alan Bennett: Afternoon Off (1.4, LWT, 1979)

"We have a black vicar comes here. He's black, yet he's Church of England. Beautifully spoken. And he's got lovely hands. Course, it's all in the melting pot now, isn't it? Foreign doctors, black vicars, the physio's Hungarian, and Muriel over there, she has a home help that comes from Poland!"

"Not every week?"

[perfettamentechic]

13 luglio … ricordiamo …

13 luglio … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic

2022: Charlotte Valandrey, pseudonimo di Anne-Charlotte Pascal, attrice, cantante e scrittrice francese. Iniziò la sua carriera di attrice negli anni ottanta. Ottenne il suo primo ruolo a 16 anni, nel 1985, nel film A Parigi con amore.  Dal 1991 al 2000 prese parte alla serie televisiva Il commissario Cordier. Nel 1999 si sposò con Oscar, da cui ebbe la figlia Tara; si separò nel 2002. Nel 2005…