#estelle winwood

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Yūnosuke Itō (Ikiru)— God I am having the very devil of a time finding actual video clips of the disasterfail novelist he plays in Ikiru. But from Wikipedia, here's someone talking about his scrungliness: the "horse-faced actor...was a real chameleon, despite his instantly recognizable, distinctive features..." In Ikiru his drunken, dilapidated, unnamed novelist is one of the characters our protagonist encounters as he processes a fatal cancer diagnosis; he drags the protagonist out for a wild night on the town. He's sad and funny and deeply scrungly.

Estelle Winwood (The Glass Slipper)—scrungles so beautifully as the fairy godmother in cinderella with a very bird-like nature

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[additional submitted propaganda + scrungly videos under the cut]

Okay, you can start seeing him at 1:05 here, the scruffy one in the dark hat, and an excellent bit at 5:38

Estelle Winwood:

[citizenscreen]

From “Bewitched” 1966 episode, "Witches And Warlocks Are My Favorite Things, Agnes Moorehead, Estelle Winwood, and Reta Shaw as Endora, Enchantra, and Agatha respectively.

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Estelle Winwood-Leslie Caron "La zapatilla de cristal" (The glass slipper) 1955, de Charles Walters.

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Estelle Winwood wearing a dress worn in the play Too Many Husbands, 1919. Photo by Adolf de Meyer for Vogue.

"At the mention of lipstick, Miss Winwood recalled that she was the first woman of her acquaintance to use rouge on her lips in public. 'It was while I was appearing here,' she said, 'in Too Many Husbands that it occurred to me that I looked much better on stage than off. Then the idea dawned on me to wear lip rouge on the street. People used to stare at me. A friend entreated me to "take that stuff off your lips." I paid no heed, saying that as an actress I was supposed to be stared at.'" — Estelle Winwood Is 83 Today, New York Times, January 24, 1966

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[shadow27]

Charles Addams "Murder By Death"

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MURDER BY DEATH:

Host wants to one up

Five parody detectives

At a posh dinner

[ulrichgebert]

Vergnügten uns einmal mehr mit Kim Novak (links hinten) als Notorious Landlady, die für diplomatische Verwicklungen und schönstes Chaos sorgt, weil sie verdächtigt wird, ihren Gatten ermordet zu haben.

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Murder by Death, Italian lobby card (Fotobusta), 1976

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The Producers (1967) Mel Brooks

January 19th 2023

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The Magic Sword (1962)

My rating: 6/10

I mean, it's no Jack the Giant Killer, but still perfectly good fun.

[citizenscreen]

From “Bewitched” 1966 episode, "Witches And Warlocks Are My Favorite Things, Agnes Moorehead, Estelle Winwood, and Reta Shaw

[venicepearl]

Estelle Winwood (born Estelle Ruth Goodwin, 24 January 1883 – 20 June 1984) was an English actress who moved to the United States in mid-career and became celebrated for her wit and longevity.

[gatutor]

Estelle Winwood (Lee, Kent, England, 24/01/1883-Woodland Hills, California, 20/06/1984).

[famousdeaths]

Estelle Winwood was an English actress who moved to the United States mid-career and became celebrated for her wit and longevity.

Link: Estelle Winwood