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Agatha: You can ask me your questions. Aloud.

Billy: Okay, then, where’s Rio?

Agatha: Not that question.

What Billy is probably thinking: wow Agatha is still really touchy about Rio when newsflash, we can all tell that you used to date.

What Agatha is probably thinking: I still feel guilty about killing Alice so I don’t want to think or talk about Rio reaping her soul right now as we speak.

What Rio is probably thinking: WOW I can’t BELIEVE my GOOD FRIEND LILIA didn’t recognize me after all of the QUALITY TIME we’ve spent together. I’m going to put on my WORK CLOTHES and let her know of her IMMINENT DEATH.

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i think you should come home -- miss americana & the heartbreak prince

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wait wait wait holy shit

...could my migraines be caused by my parents taking me to a chiropractor every week between the ages of 6-17????

Periodic reminder that you should never trust a chiropractor with your body under any circumstances

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How to Make an Awesome Paper Airplane! ✈️ | Fun & Easy DIY Tutorial

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How to Make an Easy Paper Airplane

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Folding a single sheet of paper into a high performance, blow-the-competition-away flying paper machine has never been easier. The package includes clear instructions for folding 10 impressive kid-doable planes and 40 sheets of custom-designed paper in a variety of groovy patterns. It's a complete guide to folding aerobatic amazements.

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Suzanne: I think I’ve said everything there is to say about just-war theory.

Suzanne: AND ANOTHER THING…

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taylor swift -- track 1 [1-5]

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‘Plane Prince’

Work by Reed B More soaring over Melrose since 2020.

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VOTE FOR MY GIRL OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND OR ELSE YOU ARE DEAD TO ME

Propaganda: here is a picture of me this summer learning that Olivia and I had almost the exact same size hand (and then I cried about it in public)

Also not only was she the best kind of litigious, she also starred in one of the first portrayals (if not THE first portrayal) of a woman with mental illness getting treatment! (1960s treatment but still ground breaking)

Propaganda

Valerie Hobson (Great Expectations, Kind Hearts and Coronets, Bride of Frankenstein)— Played the older Estella (younger was Jean Simmons) with such ice cold heartbreak, no one has ever bettered it. In later years she married John Profumo (yes, that one) and stuck by him, which IMHO was probably the greatest acting she ever did.

Olivia de Havilland (Adventures of Robin Hood, Gone With the Wind, The Heiress)— The woman who took on the Studio System at the height of their power and Won! A double Oscar winner! Is magnetic and beautiful in everything she's in and gave us all the juicy scandal with her sibling rivalry with Joan Fontaine! Before the Oscar Slap was the Oscar sister snub! Also everything she wears in Robin Hood she makes beautiful even a purple green and orange monstrosity how does she do it! Anyway this scene is one of my old Hollywood favourites

This is round 1 of the tournament. All other polls in this bracket can be found here. Please reblog with further support of your beloved hot sexy vintage woman.

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Valerie Hobson:

Olivia de Havilland:

She is just perfection. She has a smile that is looks like it is barely holding back, and yet so reserved as well.

Broke the contract system and won freedoms for actors (the de Havilland Law is still in effect I believe). 2 time Oscar winner. Beautiful and smart

She legally challenged the movie studios' unfair contracts and won, setting a precedent for other actors to be treated more fairly. This was at great cost to her financially and essentially getting her blacklisted for years but the resulting judicial opinion is still known as the De Havilland Law and has won her a great deal of praise and admiration.

Her performance in The Heiress is one of my all-time favorites, she’s so good at making melodrama feel real and grounded without sacrificing any of the passion/drama.

Serenely beautiful, she struck a balance between crowd-pleasing fluff and prestigious drama. Famously at odds with her equally successful sister Joan Fontaine, she was too much of a lady to ever say anything public. Successfully sued Ryan Murphy for portraying her as a saucy gossip in Feud.

the period costume + eye patch combo in That Lady is just an absolute serve

She has the most adorable and cherubic face and voice