Kim Morgan

Thank you again, @Criterion for the closet visit - it was an honor! Udo Forever

Yes! Absolutely, ditto!

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Thank you much, @Criterion !

"As my father, the philosopher, used to say, "Knock at my door and I shall take you in" "Dr Tyler, I'm knocking" "Miss Templeton, I'm taking you in" These two. #botd Doris Day and Rock Hudson in Lover Come Back (1961). 🎬

Dishonored (Josef von Sternberg, 1931) DoP: Lee Garmes

#BOTD #WarrenBeaty McCABE & MRS. MILLER (1971) #70sFilm | Director: #RobertAltman

Reader, he married her. Photo from Sept issue of Photoplay magazine, 1941.

One more pic from the incredible screening of LAST SUMMER with stars Barbara Hershey and Bruce Davison. Unseen in its original theatrical cut for over forty years - the new restoration is a revelation. The sold out Cinematheque audience was blown away.

Happy 89th to Warren Beatty.

David Bowie & Marianne Faithfull performing Sonny & Cher's "I Got You Babe" Live on the Midnight Special, in 1973.

Happy 89th Birthday to the legendary actor Warren Beatty.

Udo Kier

Remembering the great American actor, Sterling Hayden, on his 110th birthday! In André De Toth's 'Crime Wave' (1953), Sterling Hayden's character- Sims has the habit of chewing on toothpicks and at one point explains that he does this because although he loves cigarettes, his doctor says he can't have them. In real life, Sterling Hayden, actually had a pack-a-day smoking habit, but André De Toth wouldn't allow him to smoke on screen in order to get an extra level grumpiness and hostility from Hayden's performance.

Celebrating Sterling Hayden, #BOTD with one of the most ironic endings in Film Noir - his brilliant turn in "The Killing"...a suitcase stuffed with millions, and so excruciatingly close to getting away with it all..

Myrna Loy poses on the set of Stamboul Quest (1934). Photo by Ted Allan.

happy joan crawford day to those who celebrate!!

happy heavenly birthday to my all-time favorite actress, joan crawford!! 🕊️🤍

Joan Crawford #BOTD in her iconic role as bitchy Crystal Allen in "The Women" (1939). Here, getting her comeuppance as she tosses out a classic way around a word prohibited by the film code at that time...