#Kate O'Toole

[theoscarsproject]

The Dead (1987). Gabriel Conroy and wife Gretta attend an early January dinner with friends at the home of his spinster aunts, an evening which results in an epiphany for both of them.

One of my favourite things about John Huston as a director is his ability to create a sense of lived-in intimacy between characters who sometimes don't particularly like each other, and that's really on show here. From all the warmth and bickering and petty grievances of the dinner party, to the powerfully affecting final act in Gabriel and Greta's bedroom. It just oozes a tenderness and empathy for these characters and their experiences, and its in that atmosphere I think that the movie really sings. The story's slight, but the emotions are big, and Anjelica Huston under her father's direction is a bit of magic. 8/10.

[eriksangel666]

Okay but if you ever want a serotonin boost, look at photos of Peter with his daughters 

And this last one is of him with the same girl on How to Steal a Million 

Peter O'Toole playing with a little girl during a break in the shooting of a film in Paris, 1965

How to Steal a Million (1966) directed by William Wyler

Peter O'Toole as Simon Dermott

- photo by Pierluigi Praturlon -

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[chicafinal]

peter o'toole imitating kate hepburn compilation 1972 - 2012. real freaks will recognize bits from the peeing-in-the-sink story

[agrippinaes]

kate o'toole as margaret pole, countess of salisbury in the tudors, season 3

requested by @willwriteforruns

[movies-to-add-to-your-tbw]

Title: Stardust

Rating: PG-13

Director: Matthew Vaughn

Cast: Charlie Cox, Claire Danes, Sienna Miller, Ricky Gervais, Jason Flemyng, Mark Strong, Rupert Everett, Peter O'Toole, Michelle Pfeiffer, Robert De Niro, Sarah Alexander, Melanie Hill, Henry Cavill, Kate Magowan, Ben Barnes, Nathaniel Parker

Release year: 2007

Genres: romance, fantasy, adventure

Blurb: In a countryside town bordering on a magical land, a young man makes a promise to his beloved that he'll retrieve a fallen star by venturing into the magical realm. His journey takes him into a world beyond his wildest dreams...and reveals his true identity.

[rmmvr]

Kate Hepburn, which was one of the highlights of my life. — Peter O'Toole.

[dear-donald-sutherland]

DONALD SUTHERLAND | theme: kiss Ft. Jennifer Jayne, Kate O’Toole, Helen Mirren, Brooke Adams, Suzanne Somers, Kate Nelligan, Stockard Channing

[kathrynhoward]

Kate O’Toole as Margaret Pole, Countess of Salisbury

The Tudors (2007-2010)

[isabelleneville]

♢  Farleigh Hungerford Castle, August 14th 1473 ♢

Birth of Margaret Plantagenet, future Countess of Salisbury. Daughter of George Plantagenet, Duke of Clarence, Prince of England and Isabelle Neville, Duchess of Clarence, joint heiress of the Earl of Warwick.

[myfavoritepeterotoole]

the O'Tooles - Peter, Sian Phillips, Kate, and Patricia -

[thepeterotoole]

an interview with siân on her marriage to peter, 1977

[dcuninterrupted]

Characters to expect coming up in Batwoman & The Question #1, out August 3rd!

Batwoman (Kate Kane)

The Question (Renee Montoya)

Myra Connelly 

Izzy O’Toole

[elenatria]

Oh i loved Tauriel, such a nice surprise see her on your blog! Uhm I think the reason she was created is because there are no female characters in The Hobbit book, not a single one. Only Bilbo's mom is mentioned once in the first pages. No Galadriel, no Bard's girls, no women in Laketown. Zero. Even if Tauriel was made for Feminism... Uhm yes? So what?😂 Little girls can see the movies and feel represented too? Oh no what a terrible feminist thing! You are right: people simply hate who disagree

Is this a different Tauriel fan?? Heh, don’t thank me, thank that other anon. ^^

Sounds like a legit reason to me. And c’mon, what is a fantasy film without a little romance? At least back then, that was the objective. I know that after Tauriel we got enough Elsas and Captain Marvels and the “I don’t need no man” rhetoric began (ok but GIRL, you could have a woman, a female love interest, I mean come on, don’t pretend romance doesn’t exist *at all* or that a romance makes you look weaker). 

I remember my mom, who watched Lawrence of Arabia in the ‘60s, always said that it was hard for her to relate to that film because “there were no female characters”. Obviously my teenage brain was screaming “Hellz yeah, no women, who says I can’t relate to a blond blue-eyed man who fights a war that’s not his own?”, long before my adult brain screamed “Hellz yeah, let’s ship Lawrence/Ali, WHO NEEDS WOMEN, RIGHT??”. 

EXACTLY. Let’s face it, Hobbit was filmed with younger audiences in mind. And younger audiences = little girls looking for strong female role models with elfish ears. What little girl wouldn’t love a strong female elf with bows and arrows! 

Yeap, I did have my representation too and I *loved* it. 

Canon or not Tauriel was cool, and let those haters hate.

[mrfahrenheit92]

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[katharinehxpburn]

Pre order TLIW on blu-ray, which is being released in March for the 50th anniversary!