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peggy-elise · 1 year ago
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Vincent Price as Nicholas Van Ryn in Dragonwyck 1946 🌓
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citizenscreen · 9 months ago
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Winners at the 18th #Oscars in 1946 held at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre: Peggy Ann Garner, James Dunn, Ann Revere, and Ray Milland
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haveyouseenthismovie-poll · 6 months ago
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weirdlookindog · 3 months ago
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The Devil Commands (1941)
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vintagestagehotties · 7 months ago
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Hot Vintage Stage Actress Round 1
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Anne Revere: Martha Dobie in The Children's Hour (1934 Broadway); Anna Berniers in Toys in the Attic (1960 Broadway)
Libby Holman: Mari in The Sapphire Ring (1925 Broadway); The Little Show (1929 Broadway); Mme Baltin in You Never Know (1938 Broadway)
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Anne Revere:
this is the loving communists website so i better see people voting for an active member of the american communist party
Libby Holman:
Openly bisexual Jewish woman who loved making a scene. A man allegedly killed himself because she broke his heart. Had affairs with Josephine Baker and Tallulah Bankhead.
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letterboxd-loggd · 8 months ago
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National Velvet (1944) Clarence Brown
March 18th 2024
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jazz-vampire · 8 months ago
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The Song of Bernadette (1943)
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fideidefenswhore · 3 months ago
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Yet, even Chapuys, who gives us this information, says earlier in the same letter that ‘there had been… talk of a new marriage for this king… which rumour agrees well with my own news from the court of France, where, according to letters [I have] received, courtiers maintain that this king has actually applied for the hand of Francis’ daughter’. Chapuys himself therefore does not connect up the rumours of a ‘new marriage’ with Jane Seymour. In early April, Jane was still little more than a lady whom the king was pursuing. At best, in accordance with the conventions of courtly love, she was the lady whom ‘he serves’ – a telling phrase. At worst, she was a passing fancy, whom Henry may have hoped to make his mistress. Chapuys certainly didn’t think much of Henry’s choice. He described Jane the day before Anne’s execution as ‘no great beauty’ and ‘not a woman of great wit’; he implied that she was unlikely to be a virgin, and reported that people said she was inclined ‘to be proud and haughty’. Yet, by this point, the world had changed, and with it, Henry’s intentions towards Jane. It is highly improbable that before Anne was considered guilty of adultery, Henry had seriously begun to plan to make Jane his wife.
1536: The Year that Changed Henry VIII, Suzannah Lipscomb
"I hear that, even before the arrest of the Concubine, the King, speaking with Mistress Jane Semel of their future marriage [...]"
#suzannah lipscomb#things that make you hmmm...#yeah i remember this part in her first documentary and kind of being like...eh?#i mean. i suppose it's possible that before the arrest = *right* before; as in . once the investigation is completed to the level#of 'preponderance of evidence" needed for arrest warrant#like it is true that chapuys is not making that connection in april. but i'm not sure how instructive we should find that#eustace chapuys#although i think we should maybe find it instructive that he doesn't claim jane is mary's supporter until after anne's arrest#like it is certainly a ...conveniently timed. retrospective rumor/report#there are members of the faction around jane that seem to be interacting with mary or speaking for or with her much more directly in#the months leading up to these events...#it's carew and 'some persons of the chamber' that send a message to mary to be of good cheer#'bears great love and reverence towards the princess' is not a judgement he expresses ; again; until mid may#so it doesn't seem it was all that..evident; necessarily#(like#frankly. that unnamed mistress of 1534 during her time in the beam of royal favour#seemed to have more direct involvement/ communication with mary than jane did...? during the era as mistress.#which i think is why there's been this sort of propulsive instinct to#not only link them but insist they were the same person#but returning to a former mistress was just not something henry...did#one of many reasons it seems implausible--#not just that chapuys described them so differently--#is that it wasn't henry's modus operandi to return to any woman he'd ended things with romantically#to believe it you'd have to believe she was his mistress in 1534; he rejected her/ended the tryst in favor of taking one up with m shelton#and then absented himself from m shelton to return again#i get that the slow burn is a more compelling arc from a storytelling perspective#it just doesn't seem to fit the pattern/ evidence is all....)
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Gentleman's Agreement (1947) dir. Elia Kazan.
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tourneurs · 11 months ago
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“You talk different, but you drive just like the rest of em!”
Fallen Angel (1945) dir. Otto Preminger
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isabelleneville · 5 months ago
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How our parent's generation treats Charles Jarrot's "Anne of a Thousand Days" and Genevieve Bujold's performance as Anne Boleyn is how most of our generation treats Shekhur Kapur's "Elizabeth" and "Elizabeth: The Golden Age" with Cate Blanchett's performance as Elizabeth I.
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erstwhile-punk-guerito · 11 months ago
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citizenscreen · 2 years ago
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Winners at the 18th Academy Awards in 1946: Peggy Ann Garner, James Dunn, Ann Revere, and Ray Milland #Oscars
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claudiaeparvier · 7 months ago
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yeah let’s just leave out all the racism and pedo apologia that this old lady in question wrote in those books.
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weirdlookindog · 10 months ago
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Boris Karloff, Anne Revere, Ralph Penney, and a ghost in The Devil Commands (1941).
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mydarkmaterials · 11 months ago
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