HazelFlagg

My top 20 leading ladies in American film uo to 1976. Love them without reservations. Here they are and why. Thread. 1/20 Besides her thousand obvious qualities, Carole didn’t adjust to the world, it was the world that adjusted to her.

Some psychedelic movies should belong to our memories and not be revisited. Tommy is such a one.

365 celluloid people I love. Day 78. Melvyn Douglas. From Lubitsch to the New Hollywood, always spot on.

@DefensorDeDilfs Just answered

@hazelflag I send you a DM. I have something I am dying to ask you.

Can I have something like this for the rest of my days?

@DefensorDeDilfs Going to read it right now

@DefensorDeDilfs Steve Cochran, my dream boy.

@hazelflag Who is this delicious morsel?

@tunesville1 ❤️

@hazelflag And they always remind me if you🥰

I adore being sent photo of Carole and Clark. Thanks @tunesville1

They didn't hire a hairdresser nor a wig-maker for Barry Lyndon. They hired a wool-carder.

@LaFaustin @ForeverLouiseB1 @CyborgCityScape Thanks

@hazelflag @ForeverLouiseB1 @CyborgCityScape Please check her out in BEAUTY FOR SALE (1933)!

Florine McKinney, 1935.

Now showing and watching Shampoo on the big screen. Celebrating the New Hollywood. (This is one of my favorite movies ever).

365 celluloid people I love. Day 77. Candice Bergen. Call me shallow again, but she is so beautiful...

@BrigadierBurma mine too.

@hazelflag My Favorite Year is my best loved 🥰 f his movies.

365 celluloid people I love. Day 76. Peter O'Toole. Call me shallow, but he was so handsome...

Rewatching Garbo in The Mysterious Lady. The still below is more or less what the film is about: Garbo leaning back to be kissed.

@davrola What's interesting is that Mamoulian's Becky Sharp, though heavily cut, keeps the Thackeray spirit intact. Thackeray's Barry and Kubrick's Barry are two worlds apart. The first fun, fast and naughty, the second slow, austere and tragic.

@hazelflag Keep meaning to see Barry Lyndon. Also want to read the book. Interesting what you say about the film. Thackeray's Vanity Fair is a favorite of mine and imo, Becky is also "a devilish but charming rogue".

Rewatching Barry Lyndon on the big screen. I like it, but it's startling how Kubrick removed all the comic, picaresque elements from Thackeray's novel, and turned the nominal hero from a devilish but charming rogue into an asshole.

So much talent in one photo.

Good morning.

@tunesville1 Love the socks :)

@hazelflag For you (the socks inspired me)

@MGheparda di che? :)

@hazelflag Shallow un accidente. Stella luminosa della mia costellazione di ossessioni. Un’ altra è Robert Mitchum. Beh, so che non interessa, anzi chiedo scusa.