#Greta Scacchi

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Celebrity Melons

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I found more photos in my drafts. I think most of these are from the batch of "slithering through various Croatian TV sites", so I do not know the source, I'm sorry.

The first one I shared already, but it's not tagged properly so here it is again

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WHITE MISCHIEF (1987), dir. Michael Radford. Greta Scacchi as Diana Broughton

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Greta Scacchi

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Matthew Goode in a KNITTED tank top / vest /waistcoat / sleeveless jumper - Part 3/3

Yes, he has worn quite a few of these 😆.

Just because I think it's super cute and fluffy and that's what's needed. Needless to say, Matthew rocks this item of clothing, even the stripy knitted bathing suit!

So which one is your favourite in today's collection?

I love them all but I am going to pick CS Lewis - it's blue (Matthew's colour!) and it's accompanied by such a gloriously cheeky smile.

And as a bonus, here is Matthew behind the scenes of Stoker with director Park Chan Wook and Nicole Kidman. Such a magnificient back 🫠🫠

📷 My edits from Brideshead Revisited (2008), Freud's Last Session (2023), and Stoker (2013) (including from blueray extras)

Parts 1 and 2 ⬇️

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Presumed Innocent (1990) dir. Alan J. Pakula

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Ruth Myers likely created this white wedding gown for the 1996 film adaptation of Emma, where Greta Scacchi wore it as Mrs. Weston. It was most recently seen in the 2016’s Pride and Prejudice and Zombies movie, where it was worn by Lily James as Elizabeth Bennet, also as a bride.

Costume Credit: bellcs

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Greta Scacchi in White Mischief.

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Scans of the Brazilian magazine "Set" from 1990 (FYI I don't know the month), with Julia Roberts on the cover – although the main article is about her and the movie Pretty Woman, the focus here is on Harrison Ford and Presumed Innocent.

In addition to the article about the film based on the novel by Scott Turow, the mag features interviews with Harry and Raul Julia.

More mags here.

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Presumed Innocent, 1990 Dir. Alan J. Pakula

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BODIES (2023) Netflix: possibly one of THE most mind-bending, mind-boggling, brainaching police-procedural-scifi-timetravelling-social-dramas of recent years; this has had three seasoned scifi fans pondering & wondering & puzzling for every hour of 8 episdoes; this is tremendously challenging & demanding & rewarding. 10/10