Bianca. 'Old hollywood, old hollywood and...old hollywood 24/7' is my motto

This is pretty much a vintage blawg ( sometimes I just forget about it). I really really luv tonssss of people nel, and a tiny little girl called myrna loy is my favorite thing in the universe, 99% of my heart, my angel and I rlyrly hope she knows that

' It is not length of life, but depth of life. It is not duration, but a taking of the soul out of time, as all high action of the mind does: when we are living in the sentiments we ask no questions about time'

gregorypecks:

another reason why i think old hollywood movies are so awesome is they give such a great insight into history. they do a pretty good job of showing us how society was during major events like ww2, because really old hollywood went thru so many of the worlds major events and just ugh wow its so fascinating that the movies are able to capture those times and preserve them forever for future generations to discover wow i hate war tho

hollywoodlover:

Laurence Olivier,James Stewart & Vivien Leigh posing for a photo

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trixiedelight:

Happy 40th anniversary Paper Moon. The film was released May 9, 1973.

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gregorypecks:

Happy Birthday Fred Astaire!

(10 May 1899 - 22 June 197)

Once after a dinner party, Gregory Peck and I drove Fred Astaire home. Fred lived in a colonial house that had a long porch with many pillars. When we dropped him off, he danced along the whole front porch, then opened the door, tipped his hat to us, and disappeared. Wow! Greg and I couldn’t speak for a few minutes. It was a beautiful way to say thank you.

Kirk Douglas

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spaceyskevin:

lars134:

Jimmy Stewart on the set of “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington” (1939)

oH MY GOD NEVILLE CHAMBERLAIN?

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going-to-scranton:

classicajays:

Ugh, next Monday NBC will reveal their fall schedule and announce what got picked up and what got canceled

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livviedehavilland:

Olivia de Havilland photographed by Scotty Welbourne, 1940

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katara:

you can smell the superiority a macbook user thinks they have 

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