Betty Jo Tucker

She was one of Hitchcock's favorite leading ladies.

i’m sorry but angelina jolie not being nominated at SAG for her performance in ‘maria’ (2024) is beyond outrageous to me. i believe no other living actress could have done justice to maria callas the way she did.

demi moore through the years twitter.com/pop1786165/sta…

⚓️ Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly starred in Anchors Aweigh (1945)

truly a mans best friend

Dog comforts a crying baby..🐕🐾🥺❤️ twitter.com/Yoda4ever/stat…

“She has played five gun molls, two burlesque queens, half a dozen adulteresses, and twice as many murderers. When she was good, she was very, very good. And when she was bad, she was terrific.” Bittersweet Symphony | Barbara Stanwyck

Below are my 10 favorite movies of 2024. WICKED CONCAVE THE FALL GUY TWISTERS INSIDE THE MIND OF A DOG JIM HENSEN IDEA MAN M A R I A CAT & DOG FAYE HIT MAN

Lucille Ball dances "the Charleston" with life-long friend Ginger Rogers and Lucy's daughter Lucie Arnaz, in 1971.

This is the first dog I've seen that can actually dance

This reel always blows my mind. So many stars. #TCMParty #ThatsEntertainment

It's So Cute How He Dance🐾

Have a very Happy New Year! Most of my first day of 2025 spent at Urgent Care with some caring workers. All seems right now.

This dog was rescued from the street. It's his first night in a home

Let’s step into this New Year [2025] with an important advice from Judy Garland.

big fan of movie bloopers in general but watching old hollywood actors mess up and cuss with their transatlantic accents makes these even more enjoyable

This is not just about lovebirds, or femininity, or a response to human selfishness. It is about something deeper and more dreadful. It was Hitchcock’s art to be able to capture this consummate horror in film form. The Birds (1963)

The African Queen, starring Humphrey Bogart in his only Oscar-winning performance as steamboat captain Charlie Allnut, had its world premiere in Los Angeles on this day in 1951.

The often recurring motif of (prison) bars in Hitchcock films is used to visually emphasize that a character is trapped, caught, behind bars, physically or psychologically, as if in prison. This shot is so brilliant! The Paradine Case (1947)