#isabella rosselini

[cosmonautroger]

Kyle MacLachlan, Isabella Rosselini, Blue Velvet, David Lynch, 1986

[ulrichgebert]

Einiges ist nicht so, wie es sein soll, beim dem Conclave, der Wahl des neuen Papstes, die Kardinaldekan Ralph Fiennes leiten soll. Wie so oft sind die reaktionären Kräfte geeinter als die progressiven, der alte Papst wurde womöglich ermordet, und hatte auch Geheimnisse: Überall stößt der gute Ralph auf Lügen und Intrigen, und draußen sind auch noch Terroristen. Keine einfache Aufgabe, und man sollte jetzt natürlich wieder nicht so viel verraten, aber es ist ein feiner, grandios gespielter und schön (wenngleich recht dunkel) in Szene gesetzter Film geworden.

[kiki-de-la-petite-flaque]

Isabella Rosselini photographiée par Matthew Rolston, New York, 1988

[girlcockholmes]

i NEED to watch some weird movies with my prof

[indigo-sodapop]

When I asked my mom to help me twist my hair, the intention was to weave protection and love into the strands. But then I put on "Death Becomes Her" and we were so deep into talk of the fashions there that instead I put glamour and love in there lol

[gardenerchance-v2]

Ingrid Bergman and Isabella Rossellini 1952

David Seymour. Ingrid Bergman with her twin daughters Isabella and Isotta Rossellini,1952.

[voluptuarian]

idk not even touching on the interpretation of, and historical inaccuracies in the new Napoleon biopic (and bypassing my infuriation over the de-milf-ication of Josephine and reversal of their real life age differences) the movie just seems... boring?? And the depiction of Napoleon himself also boring?? Like the man succeeded a republican revolution by declaring himself emperor and was successful doing so largely through personal charisma and a robust cult of personality and nothing about Scott/Phoenix Napoleon is giving me even a hint of that. Like occasionally through the glower and saturnine affect I got a glimpse of "crazy!!" but not even the right kind!! I would not be buying prints of this guy dressed up as Augustus to put in my house, you know??

[interstate40]

this morning's stim is continuing to repeat "Dammit Johnny, you know I love my Big Beef and Cheddar" out loud about every forty five seconds

[hap-less]

Marcel the shell with shoes on made me cry

[mrigasiras]

There is a profound heaviness to Bharani nakshatra, found in mid sidereal Aries. Its symbol is a female yoni. Its deity is Yama, the god of death. Just as a woman's yoni bears the weight of pregnancy and birth, Bharani natives bear the weight of karma -- in their own lives, and for others.

If you kick a male where it hurts, he will cry and shrivel up. But if you kick a woman down, she will internalize and bear that pain. There is a sadness and heaviness in Bharani natives' eyes, and they often bear much trauma and see death in their lifetimes.

Because of them experiencing death and rebirth over and over again, this gives them a rich interior life. They can become philosophers. They say that contemplating death naturally makes one philosophical.

On the other hand, this intimacy with their own mortality can make them extremely indulgent and worldly. Bharani natives I've known personally tend to have great taste in art, music, food, film, interior design, fashion, etc. But because of this connection they have to raw, wild femininity, they can easily fall into addiction -- with food, sex, drugs, alcohol, codependency, etc. They can be ruthless on themselves and others.

This power that they have over birth and death makes them natural nurturers. They can be great psychologists, parents, and gardeners. I knew a Bharani woman that took stray cats in and nurtured them back to health and happiness.

Bharani natives are karma bringers. Wherever Bharani is, expect transformation in some capacity to follow.

Adele, Bharani sun

Lana del Rey, Lagna lord Bharani

Jeannete McCurdy, Bharani moon

Jim Morrison, Bharani moon

Isabella Rosselini, Bharani moon

Diana Ross, Bharani moon

Carl Jung, Bharani moon

[mutant-what-not]

Isabella Rosselini in 'Blue Velvet'. 1986

[a-state-of-bliss]

Isabella Rosselini by Fabrizio Ferri

[inemi]

Isabella Rosselini by Helmut Newton

[clockybroad]

Top 5 milfs

i can't believe you've done this

this is not going to be a definitive list because that's just too hard

5. Essie Davis (especially as Ms Fisher!)

4. Joan Cusack (I love her in everything)

3. Nigella Lawson (i have needs and they mostly involve me being at her feet)

2. Meryl Streep (specific shoutouts to her in Devil Wears Prada and Death Becomes Her)

Gillian Anderson (esp Sex Education but also just always forever)

honorable mentions:

Winona Ryder (though I think she's still serving like.. middle aged older sister vibes?), Elvira, Rachel Weisz (again, not as milfy but still gorgeous), Isabella Rosselini, Christina Hendricks

[robespapier]

You know, Christian Clavier (born 6 May 1952) was also too old to play young Napoleon in the 2002 mini series Napoléon, BUT since the serie portayed Napoleon's whole life 50y old Clavier was the right age for the Saint-Helena part

AND he was paired with 50y old Isabella Rosselini (born 18 June 1952) as Joséphine, and I'd say no age gap is way better than an outrageously wrong age gap (Joséphine significantly younger than Napoleon instead of older)

Also look at them, just looook (mostly at her, Isabella Rosselini as Joséphine, my beloved ❤)

Pictures source: Base de données de films français

[victusinveritas]

Isabella Rosselini in 'Blue Velvet'. 1986