#mia&ruth

[itsmariejanel]

75. bye, san my!

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Ruth - How's Serena?  Mia - She's good Ruru, just busy with the photoshootings and recordings for the album!  Ruth - AWW, I'm so excited for her! That album’s about to be the best EVER, y punto- Mia - Cheers to a successful makeover day for us all-  Benjamin - Cheers girls, thanks for taking this old man out on a stroll! Kiara - [ giggles ] Cheers to looking hot- Ruth - You guys need to come here more often, it was so fun! Mia - Oooooooor you could come to Strangerville again!  Ruth - Tell me that was joke girly- Benjamin - Strangerville has a special place in my heart, but I wouldn’t exchange the city for it ever- Ruth - SEE!!!!! THANK YOU! Kiara - You guys are being so dramatic- OH MIKO!!! Oh my god, long time no see! Sit with us- Miko - Thanks K! But I can’t right now, I’m going out with my roommate and a friend, do you have time some other day? How long are you staying? Kiara - A couple of days, but how about tomorrow? Just come by, let’s catch up-

Kiara - How’s Darling?  Miko - Oh my god, amazing! They were accepted in Foxbury, so that’s where they’ll be headed for the next few years… [ sigh ] I’m already sad about it!  Mia - Hmmm, tell us about the sexy roomate next!  Kiara - You always gotta know about the sexy people huh- Mia - Si, who am I hurting? Kiara - [ laughs ] People’s boundaries?   Miko - [ blushes ] He’s pretty hot tough, isn’t he?   Mia - Girl… no comments.  Kiara - [ chuckles ]

Lucas - Ugh, how’s already time for you to leave? Please come back soon, baby.  Kiara - I will dad, promise…  Benjamin - Pinky promises only! 

Kiara - Heeeeyyy! I can't pick up right now, leave a message, mwah!  Mia - Hi babe. Sorry I couldn't say goodbye properly, I had to go to the office super early today… listen… c-could you give me a call when you're in Glimmerbrook? I really need your advice. Yeah... anyways, love you, drive safe you lunatic! Mwah

[citizenscreen]

Roman Polanski's ROSEMARY’S BABY premiered in New York City #OnThisDay in 1968.

[adobongsiopao]

For some reason, I find pleasing to hear Jane saying Mr. Rochester's name in many adaptation versions. They sounded beautiful, perhaps they rarely say it.

What Mr. Rochester said in Chapter 27 was true -

"I liked my name pronounced by your lips in a grateful happy accent."

[escapismthroughfilm]

#212

[harrowscore]

i think one of the things that it's not portrayed accurately in some jane eyre adaptations (at least in my experience; i have not seen that many of them) is that jane is only eighteen, and is supposed to look very young. her candor and inexperience in life (besides her many qualities - wisdom, profound dignity, moral compass etc.) are the main reason rochester falls in love with her, "poor and obscure as you are"... she needs to look young. an adult, of course, and fully grown, but young - contrasting rochester's exhausted by life middle-to-late 30s looks. idc if you think it's gross, that's how the story is supposed to be lmao

[horrorwaveofgrain00000]

[brokehorrorfan]

Steven Luros Holliday debuted a Rosemary's Baby poster at HorrorHound Weekend and has made the remaining quantity available online. Priced at $25, the 20x30 print is limited to 175.

[creepynostalgy]

Roman Polanski and Mia Farrow on set of Rosemary's Baby (1968)

[warningsine]

"Saving Face" // "GLOW" // "Kyss Mig"

[phireads]

[retrocinemv]

𖥔 ࣪ ˖ 61. rosemary's baby (1968) r*man p*lanski

[citizenscreen]

Ruth Gordon as Minnie Castevet, Sidney Blackmer as Roman Castevet, Mia Farrow as Rosemary Woodhouse, and John Cassavetes as Guy Woodhouse in Polanski’s ROSEMARY’S BABY (1968).

[adobongsiopao]

Jane and Mr. Rochester's engagement period vibes.

[spookytuesdaypod]

spooky tuesday is a (now not so new!) podcast where we’re breaking down all of our favorite slashers, thrillers, monster movies and black comedies on the new scariest day of the week.

would a month-long slate dedicated to horror movie mothers be complete without rosemary's baby (1968)? in keeping with the mommies-with-issues aspect of mommy issues may, this week's spooky tuesday is all about the mia farrow flick and the legacy it has left behind. this film has had a massive influence on the genre — and it's also been associated with some seriously haunting true crime tales. join us on our latest episode as we shout out the CLEAR references, admire minnie and roman's wardrobe, contemplate the challenges of parenthood, and go through sydney's baby name list.

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[ardentlyinlovedarcy]

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Rosemary’s Baby (1968) Roman Polanski

January 21st 2023