#Lawrence Tierney

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"You can't just go around killin' people whenever the notion strikes you. It's not feasible." — BORN TO KILL (1947) dir. Robert Wise

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I know this is sounds unusual, but a part of me wishes that both Gene and Lawrence Tierney ever starred in same movies together and dubbed themselves "The Two Tierneys" 😭😭😭

And then Tom Tierney could have made paperdolls of both of them!

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Birthday remembrance - Lawrence Tierney #botd

[everythingilearned]

Reservoir Dogs (1992)

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Lawrence Tierney (1940s)

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Bing Crosby was so moved by Lawrence Tierney’s Christmas album that he quit singing his holiday standards for 20 years. It took David Bowie to coax him out of “Christmas retirement.” Crosby last words were reportedly cursing Tierney for making an album “so beautiful that it put God’s works to shame.”

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Isabel Jewell-Lawrence Tierney "Nacido para matar" (Born to kill) 1947, de Robert Wise.

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Midnight (1982)

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Steve Buscemi in Reservoir Dogs (1992)

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Okay but Gwendoline Christie as Ms. Blonde and Aidy Bryant as Nice Gal Eddie

Ms. Blonde, fresh out of prison, picking Eddie up for a smooch in Jo Cabot's office, and Jo (played by Miriam Margolyes, of course) grumbles "Save it for after movie night at our place tonight. We're here to talk business, girls"

Blonde rocking out like a dork in the warehouse (air guitar and all) to, I dunno, "Bad Reputation" if we're keeping it in the '90s, or maybe something by Paramore if we're updating to the present and the nostalgic music from two decades ago is the '00s

[mudwerks]

Dillinger (1945)

Anne Jeffreys and Lawrence Tierney in Dillinger (1945)

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Lawrence Tierney and Claire Trevor in Born to Kill 1947 ✨❤️🎥

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Anne Jeffreys and Lawrence Tierney for Max Nosseck’s DILLINGER (1945)

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Seinfeld (TV Series) S2/E3 'The Jacket' (1991) - Lawrence Tierney

Now this is a man I could get into.

Or should I say he could get into me.

Here you go @daddiesfirst

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Bloodrage AKA Never Pick Up A Stranger, & Psycho-Ripper (1979), Directed by Joseph Zito.