#claire warren

[mariocki]

New Scotland Yard: Point of Impact (1.1, LWT, 1972)

"I thought they'd lumber you with it."

"Did you, why?"

"It's a touchy one, isn't it?"

"There's a policeman involved."

"Yeah, unpleasant."

"Always."

"You were bound to get it."

"Thank you."

"Would've never happened at all if it hadn't been for that blasted Law and Order Brigade turning up on the scene, bloody reactionaries."

"Look, spare me the catchphrases, will you? I don't understand what half of them mean, I don't suppose the people who bandy them about do either."

"Well, I happen to know what a reactionary is."

"Good. You must explain it to me in great detail. Some other time."

[softsavvy]

warren’s gen 1 as infants ☀️

[vixxywix]

more drawings from recentlyy!! ༉‧₊˚.

[caecaesclubhouse]

Don't Hug Me I'm Shipping 😎

(No, I don't take criticism)

[tallon-underworld]

Are you SURE about that?

[citizenscreen]

International Cigarette Co "Screen Lovers" series, #23 of 48 featuring Claire Dodd and Warren William in "The Case of the Curious Bride" (1935).

[broadwaydivastournament]

Movie Musical Divas Tournament: Round 3 - Second Chances

Past Polls & Propaganda Here: Row 1: Rita Hayworth | Zizi Jeanmarie | Kathryn Grayson Row 2: Gwen Verdon | Audrey Hepburn | Catherine Deneuve Row 3: Eleanor Parker | Lesley Ann Warren | Claire Luce

This is Round 3 of the Movie Musical Divas tournament. Additional polls in this round may be found by searching #mmround3, or by clicking the link below. Add your propaganda and support by reblogging this post.

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[lilyflowerhere]

The I adore my wife trope will always be famous

[crimescrimson]

The Raccoon City Orphanage in Resident Evil 2 (2019)

[thefirsthogokage]

More Strike Tweets I've Collected But Hadn't Posted Yet

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That chart:

The strike is into its 6th week. Fuck those directors and producers.

[mariocki]

New Scotland Yard: Perfect in Every Way (1.9, LWT, 1972)

"You come here and you tell me my... dear man is dead. Your friend is dead, a good man - a good man, that's what they always tell me - you come here and you say he's dead, and, and 'Who did it? Oh, we must find out who did it, we're all good policemen!'... You're ruthless. Like he was."

"You don't mean that."

"Oh, he was a good man, wasn't he? Well, that's just what he wasn't. He was never allowed to be, he was a policeman! A perfect officer of the law, morning, afternoon, evening and night. Sometimes he wouldn't speak to me for weeks, we - we lived a terrible, terrible life."

[go-whump-in-the-night]

My Hunter:the Vigil character Warren, recovering from a 100 Mph slam into a building, as well as a subsequent gunshot wound. He's got juuuuust enough magical healing to keep him alive...barely.

[oswanily]

All the kids in town were invited to meet their newest classmates, though the twins will be starting school next rotation, as it’s Friday.

[dragonairice]

Sanders sides ‘Ordinary days’ AU anyone?

[denimbex1986]

'Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott are continuing their streak of stylish red carpet appearances, most recently at last night's All of Us Strangers premiere in London...

Held in London's BFI Southbank, the glitzy affair saw the leading men reunite on the red carpet, alongside co-star Claire Foy and director Andrew Haigh.

Paul stepped out in a comparatively understated look on the night. Styled as always by Felicity Kay, the Kildare man wore a dark grey wool suit by Gucci, which was paired with a relaxed light grey grandad-style top.

He finished his look with black patent shoes and some jewellery by Cartier.

Andrew, meanwhile, went with a pop of colour. Styled by Warren Alfie Baker, the Fleabag star wore a pale pink double breasted jacket by Lvir, paired with dark wide-legged silk trousers by Vince. He finished his look with black shoes and a simple gold neck chain.

Claire Foy opted for an ethereal white gown, which featured a dramatic plunging V-neckline and flowing skirt with slits runing through it. Her hair was swept up into a loose up-do, while her makeup was fresh and glowy, enhancing the angelic feel of her outfit...'

[citizenscreen]

The director and stars of SMARTY (1934): Robert Florey, Edward Everett Horton, Claire Dodd, Frank McHugh, Joan Blondell, and Warren Williams.