I know

@leias / leias.tumblr.com

How slow life is, How violent hope is.

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BETTE DAVIS photographed on the set of Dark Victory (1939)

#dyke #bette davis

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expiredidealist-deactivated2025

half sleeper

shoot with @hisethelcain

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What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962) dir. Robert Aldrich

#what ever happened to baby jane #she did nothing wrong shes innocent

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wellwaterhysteria

free my girl she did all of that + i helped her

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peaceinthestorm

William Orpen (1878-1931, Irish) ~ The Eastern Gown, 1906

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la-cocotte-de-paris

Edwige Feuillère with Jean Cocteau backstage after a performance of L'Aigle à deux têtes, Théâtre Sarah-Bernhardt, Paris, 8 September 1960.

#the cunty one #ma chérie purée #edwige feuillère #jean cocteau

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louvreofthoughts

Anne Carson: An Oresteia - Sophokles: Elektra

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“body horror” not to me. Not if it’s you

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Carrie Fisher

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donna summer photographed by chris walter, 1976.

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bette davis and olivia de havilland in the private lives of elizabeth and essex

#they scissored nasty #the private lives of elizabeth and essex #olivia de havilland #bette davis

bisexualmonsters asked:

ALWINE???????????? ALWINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (this is how my brain went when i saw u in my notifs omg hi <3)

HI YES IT'S ME!!!!! I LIVE!!!

#asks #I am trying to figure out who is still active who moved blogs whats popping etc

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Salvatore Postiglione (1861–1906), Dante and Beatrice (detail)

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you may think it’s no big deal but every sweet interaction is actually the most important thing in the world. sooo. take that

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omniscientoranges

nadja's act of true kindness and friendship will be to fuck absolutely nasty with the guide. just gals being pals and all

#it's true i was there #what we do in the shadows

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memoryslandscape

“I keep remembering — I keep remembering. My heart has no pity on me.”

— Henri Barbusse, from The Inferno (Boni and Liveright, 1918)

Source: wordsnquotes.com

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