Ava

Just been visited by counter terrorism police (who are probably reading this) Refused to tell me what I’ve said Refused to tell me where I said it Refused to tell me how it flagged took my 60 year old fathers decorative samurai sword And questioned the Roman helmet Joke

@streetcar_paris Not at all, I couldn’t see the scene for your drool coating my laptop

@fictions_pulp If memory serves, wasn’t it you in the watch of this film that kept looking at me and smirking while saying “would”

@streetcar_paris YOURE ALWAYS GOOD MORRISSEY DONT LISTEN TO THEM

@fictions_pulp Final verse where he says “I’ll be good “ is so heartbreaking

Where taxi drivers never stop talking Under slate grey Victorian sky, Here you will find, despair and I And here I am every last inch of me is yours, Yours For evermore Morrissey

@streetcar_paris I love when he’s holding her and immediately softens when he sees she’s upset! I don’t view things like you do. This scene may be more up your alley:

@fictions_pulp Uh huh course you were you little puddle

@streetcar_paris So shallow, I was posting because of his amazing performance and emotional scene, aswell as the lack of understanding he has for her situation.

@fictions_pulp Never has a man with anger issues looked so good

Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier in Fire Over England (1937).

@streetcar_paris Lore accurate

@fictions_pulp Only one Napoleon

Alain Delon, Jean Paul Belmondo and then there’s Maurice Ronet How does France produce so many good men?

@jayster1984 @streetcar_paris Haha well I’m not sure about bangs on! But I don’t share in her sentiment for him no

@fictions_pulp @streetcar_paris That's probably the first time he's ever been described as "Meh" before. Sarah bangs on about him all the time as you well know, but Me and Joe probably siphon away a good portion of that potential suffering as a result Ava! A thankless task . . .

If you’re this cool and a great actor, do you need much dialogue? Alain Delon in Jean Pierre Melville’s 1967 Le Samourai

Vivien Leigh as Lady Anne in the stage production of "Richard III" by Shakespeare. Photographed by Athol Shmith, 1948.

they were so happy to be british

@vivisleigh One of the most beautiful photos of a couple ever

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“At such times I felt as though I was drenched up to my neck in the existence that was myself.” - Temple of the Golden Pavilion, 1956

@Kervvvvy Haha intermittently! :)

@fictions_pulp YAAAY you are back