life:
On the 15th anniversary of Sinatra’s death, LIFE considers a 1965 photograph that, all these years later, is notable precisely because the Chairman of the Board is so supremely oblivious to our gaze.
(John Dominis—Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images)
A careca do Frank Sinatra!
The Petrified Forest, director: Archie Mayo, 1936.
A 7 year old boy in Virginia was suspended from school after he pointed his pencil at a fellow student and said, “bang!” Even worse, he pointed at another student and said, “would not bang.”
One of the best Chaplin gifs I have found on tumblr in my opinion.
Charlie in “The Masquerader” Keystone film 1914, he plays an actor in this film and here he is greeting his fans
Cary Grant and Irene Dunne in The Awful Truth.
Director: Leo McCary, 1937.
Barbara Stanwyck
being her badass selfin The Barbara Stanwyck Show ‘Along the Barbary Coast’, 1961
THE CRITERION COLLECTION’S AUGUST 2013 RELEASE SLATE
(not pictured: ECLIPSE SERIES 39: EARLY FASSBENDER)
(also not pictured: me screaming with joy)
To Be or Not to Be and Seconds are must owns.
The term “Hollywood Raj” was given to that group of British actors who quietly invaded Hollywood during the late 1920s and the 1930s. Combing melancholy and wistfulness wrapped in a suave British accent, it was personified by such stalwart greats the ones pictured above: Leslie Howard, Cary Grant, Basil Rathbone, C. Aubrey Smith, Ronald Colman, Claude Rains, David Niven, Donald Crisp, Herbert Marshall, Brian Aherne and Victor McLaglen.
