#Kristen Kelly

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Lily Gladstone in Certain Women (2016)

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Just a little something I dug up from S5. This is the interview from KR (main showrunner at the time) about the Buck and Taylor break-up. THIS is how you make shit final.

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CERTAIN WOMEN (2016) dir. kelly reichardt

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Certain Women (2016) dir. Kelly Reichardt

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You drove here? CERTAIN WOMEN (2016) [+] LGBTQ 🏳️‍🌈 [+] LILY GLADSTONE [GIF Collection] 🌼 [+] KRISTEN [GIF Collection] 🌹

A stark realization that they just don't regard you in that way. That silent heartbreak. 💔

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Certain Women (2016) - Kelly Reichardt

I just knew if I didn't start driving I wasn't going to see you again.

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Kelly Kristen ~~ kellykristenn

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Charlie’s Angels

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Anyone else think comedians try to make themselves look less attractive, or maybe the industry makes them look less attractive? It’s something I’ve noticed with a few comedians, and I always found it interesting, considering everyone else in the world seems to be trying to make themselves more attractive. Maybe it has something to do with being known for comedy, rather than being known for appearance.

The most recent example I have is Charlie Day. Charlie Day keeps his facial hair and somewhat messy look even outside of IASIP. Other things like age and particular characters factor into these pictures; it makes sense for Charlie Kelly as a character to look unkempt. But I think there’s a noticeable, deliberate difference in how he presented before and after fame. And to be clear, I do think he’s just an attractive man in general, regardless of appearance, and, much more importantly, an incredibly talented actor and comedian. I don’t mean to be insulting or objectifying in any way, and I hope I’m not coming across that way. I’m genuinely wondering if there’s a reason in comedy for people to want to subdue their natural beauty. Other examples are some of the SNL cast, Bill Hader and Kristin Wiig in particular seem to enjoy elaborate, ridiculous costumes and makeup. And part of that is just for comedy, but at certain points it feels very purposeful.

I don’t know. Anyone else out there have any thoughts on this? Or is it just me?

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Certain Women (2016) dir. Kelly Reichardt cine. Christopher Blauvelt

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Certain Women • 2016 • Kelly Reichardt

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Who do children most fundamentally belong to? Themselves.

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I have no interest in meeting most of my film heroes, but I would love to someday thank Kelly Reichardt for making this film.

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Certain Women (2016) Kelly Reichardt

January 28th 2024