Bootboy

Ok if you are looking for a “relationship “ with me . I don’t do long distance period I may flirt but that’s it . I don’t give money to anyone

Nearly all the extras in this iconic scene were French expatriates. Their tears during the stirring rendition of La Marseillaise were genuine— filmed at a time when the fate of France was still uncertain. CASABLANCA (1942) #MichaelCurtiz

Baroness orders Destro to dump Zarana, so Destro immediately hits a button and dumps Zarana down a trap door 😂 This occurs in GI Joe DIC series episode, Victory at Volcania, Part 1. #gijoe #meme #funny #easteregg #spoiler

@For_Film_Fans Watching that film doesn’t seem like your dramatic Wayne. He had comedic timing snd he was funny . He wasn’t a television actor. He got to work with Lucille Ball twice. I Love Lucy and the Lucy Show youtu.be/ntgD4-zK0GQ?si…

Remembering one of Hollywood’s greatest icons and stars — the Oscar winning JOHN WAYNE — born 119yrs ago today. McLINTOCK! (1963)

His character literally broke his leg wheeled in on a cart. Seeing his Airborne soldiers hanging from their parachutes was gut wrenching. He did a number of WW2 pictures. One with John Ford . Ford was literally upset with Wayne because he didn’t know how to salute. Ford was on the front lines Wayne wasn’t

Remembering one of Hollywood’s greatest icons and stars — the Oscar winning JOHN WAYNE — born 119yrs ago today. THE LONGEST DAY (1962)

@HorrorPaperback @CountDraculaDB @whatwoulddracdo I laughed too lol from what I recall he had a great sense of humor lol

@CountDraculaDB @whatwoulddracdo I saw this in the cinema when I was 14 and I could hardly breathe for laughing. Not sure how it holds up today, but 14-year-old me was in stitches.

Remembering the great Peter Cushing on his birthday. Any fans or favourite roles?

@For_Film_Fans Fantastic cinematography John Ford and Wayne made a good team

“We’ll find ‘em... as sure as the turnin’ of the earth” THE SEARCHERS (1956) Remembering one of Hollywood’s greatest icons and stars — the Oscar winning JOHN WAYNE — born 119yrs ago today.

@InsideFandom I would love to hear his signature catchphrase: "Karabast!" Just once. Or another Rebels reference.

Some things never change.🥺 #TheMandalorianAndGrogu

@hollywoodscifi Seen most of these being sold at science fiction conventions dealer rooms now

Seriously, 1980s toys were so amazing!

@RetroMoviesDB This is my favorite scene of the movie lmao I heard John Hurt had so much fun doing this he originally thought it would be a walk on not a redo of the chest buster scene . Didn’t realize it till the day they filmed it .

On this day Alien 1979 was released. A significant day that led to this...🤣 Spaceballs scene... John Hurt returns from Alien… only for the creature to sing “Hello, My Baby” and dance like a star. Mel Brooks took horror’s biggest scare and made it comedy gold.

@hollywoodscifi Nimoy as “the Great” Paris

Mission Impossible. Right after Star Trek Nimoy joined the cast for two seasons as Barbara Bain and Martin Landau left the series. Nimoy was good friends with both of them. Meriweather briefly joined the cast as well. Star Trek was filmed right across the stage street from Mission Impossible .Both series shared the same Desilu casting director. You would see a number of guest stars doing bith shows some double booked George Takei played a IMF Biologist in a episode of Season One. Shatner guest starred as two different bad guys in Seasons Six and Seven . Nimoy left the show because he was bored and it was no longer challenging

We've definitely never seen this photo before of Leonard Nimoy, and is that Lee Meriwether?

@Cynthia1227494 Routh was im a independent film last year does voiceover work starred in dcs Legends if Tomorrow

Actors who still haven't realized they're no longer famous

@YoncleThinks Lol

George Lucas cameo: Paint me blue and yellow and dress me up in the most elaborate costume you can find and top it off with an anchor rope necklace. Dave Filoni cameo: Give me my goddamn cowboy hat.

@PadmesOrder Grogu goes full Rambo lol

grogu over the years 🥹

@unkonfined *narf*

If you had 1M followers, what would you do?

@_nolansgalaxy Im fairly surprised they used some practical effects for the Mandalorion film . One can hope

#ahsoka season 2 is one of Disneys cheapest Star Wars productions. Maybe cheaper means more practical effects? 👀 Source : forbes.com/sites/caroline…

@VLeather3612 I want to vacation there now lol

🌴 ACAPULCO 1966: Captivity in Paradise — Day 1, Part I: First Moments in Paradise 👉 Manager Clotilde’s Notice — This image belongs to the story:🌴 ACAPULCO 1966: Captivity in Paradise — Day 1, Part I: First Moments in Paradise You can now follow this story on our Fanvue. fanvue.com/vintageinleath… [Colette’s Diary] – Page 23 (Contains 2 photos) Ropes have a certain rustic charm, but Mistress Chantal eventually decided she prefers the cold, unyielding certainty of steel. Tiring of the palm tree, she moved me a few yards over to the chrome poolside shower. With a definitive click, she handcuffed my wrists around the metal pole, securing me tightly to the fixture. Now, I cannot sit, I cannot slump, and I certainly cannot hide. I am forced to stand tall, a living statue placed decoratively at the water's edge. From the comfort of her floating lounger in the pool, Chantal watches me with a beaming, relaxed smile. She is the picture of leisure; I am the picture of obedience. I try to turn my face away, to avoid the bewildered gazes of the guests passing by, but there is no escape. I am on display from every angle. Yet, as I stand there, feeling the sun on my skin and the cold metal against my wrists, a wave of familiar warmth washes over me. This is my world now. I am her centerpiece, her prize. And even burning with shame, I wouldn't trade this place at her command for all the freedom in the world. Description: The Story So Far In our previous chapter (Flight to the Golden Cage), we witnessed the beginning of a unique journey. Mistress Chantal and her devoted partner Colette boarded a plane to Mexico, establishing the rules of their vacation: strict silence, physical restraint, and total surrender. Now, the plane has landed, and the real heat of Acapulco begins to set in. About This Chapter - This collection (spanning 20 pictures) captures the first hours of their arrival. It documents the transition from the private confinement of travel to the public exposure of hotel life. The Arrival: The series opens with the pair arriving at their luxury hotel. Colette is dressed in a deceptively innocent white summer dress, creating a stark visual contrast with her strict black gag and cuffs. Private Service: We step inside their suite, where the "holiday" for Colette means serving her Mistress. Unpacking luggage and enduring "training" sessions in the tropical heat highlight her dedication. Poolside Exhibition: The narrative moves to the hotel pool. Here, Colette’s submission becomes a public spectacle. Whether she is serving as a footrest, tied to a palm tree, or displayed as a living statue by the showers, she remains the center of Chantal’s possessive attention. The Shift: The set concludes with a dramatic change in attire—from white fabric to heavy black rubber—signaling a deeper level of immersion into their play. The Psychology of the Dynamic As with the prologue, it is vital to understand that this is a consensual game of Total Power Exchange (TPE) between two women who love each other deeply. Mistress Chantal orchestrates these scenarios to push Colette’s boundaries, mixing strict discipline with moments of tenderness and care. Colette finds her ultimate freedom in this restriction. Her blushes and shy expressions are real, but they stem from the thrill of "shame play" and the joy of being fully owned. She trusts her Mistress completely to guide her through these intense experiences. The Format: [Colette’s Diary] The story is once again told through the intimate pages of Colette’s personal diary, offering a glimpse into her internal monologue—her fears, her physical sensations, and her overwhelming love for her owner. What's Next? This is only the beginning of the first day. Our vacation in paradise has just started. #VintageInLeather #Handcuffed #Ballgag

@sw_holocron Omg that brings back memories lol

The Pit Fight music in THE MANDALORIAN AND GROGU was inspired by the 1990s show AMERICAN GLADIATORS, which Ludwig Göransson watched as a child. (Source: variety.com/2026/film/news…)

@bestofstarwar I loved how people freaked out after I watched Clone Wars and Rebels and now dealing with the series Maul that is giving more context and backstory lol

Solo: A Star Wars Story released 8 years ago today and left us with this cliffhanger:

And you know what, I loved Mando S3, it was fking great