#favorite!audrey

[normasshearer]

FAVORITE CLASSIC FILM PERFORMANCES

AUDREY HEPBURN as Regina 'Reggie' Lampert in CHARADE (1963) dir. Stanley Donen

[eatfish42]

Happy Little Shop of Horrors day everyone!!! Here’s some artwork of Seymour & Twoey to commemorate this 21st of September 🌱

[odinsblog]

ROMAN HOLIDAY (1953) dir. William Wyler

[cloudysfluffs]

If you do art for Little Shop of Horrors, I think lee!Seymour would be adorable :3

when youre trying to get ready for an interview but your strange and unusual plant is demanding attention 🙄🙄

[shortshowname]

Awh man I was supposed to just be doing a goofy mspaint doodle before bed what happened

[roominthecastle]

[weaponizedmoth]

Hi, if the requests are still open how about brock sampson trying to trim audrey 2?(since it's implied he does most of the gardening at the venture compound)

...I got carried away.

[flopsybunnies]

Audrey Hepburn and Pippin for Green Mansions.

Photographed by Bob Willoughby in 1959.

[limbdolly]

Little Shop of Horrors, 1986 (details)

[certifiedducky]

okay but imagine if zoe was significantly younger than chloe. like 7+ years younger, and audrey left so she could start over with a new family in new york.

because audrey would leave all the time for work, and also whenever she and andre had a particularly bad fight. when audrey left one day, chloe fully expected her to come back but the weeks turned to months and suddenly it’s been years and she never came back.

only for these paparazzi photos to surface of audrey with this toddler and she looks so happy. and adrien helps chloe get through it, because her dad won’t even comfort her because he’s pouring everything into his career so he tries to buy her happiness.

and when chloe’s 15 audrey comes back to paris with zoe, who’s just a 7/8 year old kid, chloe hates her at first. she sees her as the reason audrey left. but audrey’s still the same shitty mom, and chloe gets the chance to step up and be zoe’s big sister.

[canon-toaster]

mandated favorite trio in stroje ludowe (polish folk costumes) bc that’s just the natural order of things here 🫶

[hooked-on-elvis]

Elvis Presley as Johnny, Donna Douglas as Frankie, Audrey Christie as Peg and Harry Morgan as Cully in Frankie and Johnny (United Artists, 1966) Dir. Frederick de Cordova

[hesaprofessional]

I'm gonna give Fernsong a half hearted defense because I kinda like him despite the controversy surrounding him.

I think the fact that he was a queen in Ivypool's place isn't seen as as big a deal as it actually is. He didn't volunteer to do the bare minimum and spend *some* time with his kids, he took on the role of the stay at home parent in a society where it's essentially unheard of for toms to take on that role and a few generations ago it was completely normal for toms to not even be involved in parenting. Even if that latter point is disregarded as an element of canon that was abandoned by the second arc as the series found its footing, he still took on a role that is essentially never taken on by toms.

This isn't equivalent to a man in the modern day being a stay at home dad because that isn't a completely unheard of thing now, it's more roughly equivalent to a family in the 1950s US where the mom's the breadwinner and the dad's the stay at home parent because they want to be (only very roughly equivalent because of obvious factors like the fact that it was harder for women to make good money back then, I'm not saying that the two scenarios are completely equivalent I'm saying that in both clan society and in the 1950s US it is completely unheard of for the man to be the stay at home parent and the woman to be the breadwinner even if that's what they both want and would be most fulfilled by/suited for.) It was genuinely cool of him to casually suggest something that is completely unorthodox in his society for his wife's comfort, and the fact that he did that makes him a more interesting character in my opinion.

I've seen some people suggest that he didn't end up being the queen/stay at home parent in the relationship like he said he would because it's not shown in the text. It not being shown in the text doesn't necessarily mean that it didn't happen, especially considering that he's a background character and the family of POV characters tend to not be handled very well in the modern arcs, but also I'm pretty sure that it was shown in Spotfur's Rebellion. I can't find a PDF of it, but I did find this on the Warrior's Wiki.

I can see why some people are upset that Ivypool settled down with him, but I think that it's nice that she gets to rest and have some peace. I'm kind of a sucker for girl with a traumatic past and mental and physical scars from it x guy who wants to give her a better life and support her through her healing process though.

[candidcouture]

princess anne- roman holiday

[whatsaudreythinkingabout]

spto coming out has been such a surreal experience bc before it came out i was like. the one roxie kinnie (at least as far as i was aware, i’m not doubting that there were more out there) & now she has like a million stans and half of me is like “FINALLY other people who understand her the way i do” and the other half is like “i liked her before it was cool. my blorbo. mine.”

[zenmastercharles]

Audrey was really gagging everybody in D3.

“What are you doing with the scepter?”

“I wanted them so I took them, you of all people should understand that.”

Gagged.

“Wait, Audrey! Don’t use that!”

“What? I thought you liked spells.”

Gagged.

“Did someone curse you? Just tell me and I’ll-“

“What? You’ll marry them?”

Gagged.

I know the opinion of Audrey in the Descendants fandom is split, but I honestly love her and her villain arc was awesome.