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@HorrorCarnival "Them" is a very good movie !

The 1954 film THEM! helped kick off the giant creature craze and tapped directly into Cold War anxiety about nuclear testing. After World War II and the atomic bomb, the idea of radiation mutating creatures felt very real to audiences in the 1950s.

Elvis and fans before his performance at Kiel Auditorium St Louis MO. March 29 1957. #ElvisHistory #ElvisPresley

Emma Thompson advice to women “Women don’t wear heels” “Don’t diet” “Find a good younger husband ….or not” 😂😂

Eνlis Pɾesleʮ & ɱσɗel & ɑctɾess Jɑƞe Cɑɾɱeƞ. #ElvisPresley #ElvisHistory #mask #party

BUSCO QUIEN ME TRATE COMO UNA DAMA EN PUBLICO Y COMO UNA PUTA EN PRIVADO 🔥

❄️🐱 En Corée du Sud, une femme campe seule dans les montagnes enneigées, et voit peu à peu des chats errants s’approcher... Attirés par la chaleur, les félins débarquent un par un… jusqu’à former un véritable petit groupe autour d’elle. Ce moment, à la fois inattendu et apaisant, transforme une nuit glaciale en scène presque irréelle 🤍

Tony Curtis (Danny Wilde) & Roger Moore (Lord Brett Sinclair) in 'Anyone can Play' from "The Persuaders". French Version. #RogerMoore #TonyCurtis #ThePersuaders

@SchnockRevue 😄

Une époque de barbares…« Il écoutait Mike Brant en boucle, il finit devant le tribunal de Lille, jugé pour avoir harcelé son voisin »francebleu.fr/hauts-de-franc…

Merci à @Pascal_Beuvelet pour la citation. #Luchini #acteur #citation #france #ecologie

Poor quality but this is Elvis ! #ElvisPresley #ElvisHistory #TVShow

Fantastic. #ElvisPresley #ElvisHistory #lovingyou #ElvisMovies

@MarieBnard 😄

❤️‍🔥🌹❤️‍🔥🌹 #ElvisPresley #ElvisMx #Elvisfans

@chrismen67 @JordanFlrtn 😄

… je pense que @JordanFlrtn il est allé chez le perruquier avec cette photo et il a dit « faite moi une moumoute comme ça s’il vous plaît » 😂😂

Thank you @ElvisRose_ for this incredible pic ! #ElvisPresley #ElvisHistory #Fifties #haircut

Elνis Pɾesleʮ ɑs Miƙe Eɗwɑɾɗs iƞ "It Hɑppeƞeɗ ɑt tɦe Wσɾlɗ's Fɑiɾ" -1963-. #ElvisPresley #ElvisHistory #ElvisMovies #Hollywood #fun88

@chanellehayes0 Beautiful woman.

FriYAY!

Elνis Pɾesleʮ (Mike Edwards) & Vicƙʮ Cɑʮetɑƞσ (Sue- Lin) σƞ tɦe set σʄ "It Hɑppeƞeɗ ɑt tɦe Wσɾlɗ's Fɑiɾ" -1963-. #ElvisPresley #ElvisHistory #ElvisMovies

@DannyDrinksWine 😄

"A Fish called Wanda" (1988)- A movie that's so funny that a man literally laughed himself to death while watching this scene: In 1989, when "A Fish called Wanda" (1988) was shown in theaters in Denmark, a Danish man named Ole Bentzen, an audiologist, literally laughed himself to death during the scene where Ken [Sir Michael Palin] gets the chips up his nose. Bentzen's heart rate went between two hundred fifty and five hundred beats per minute and he eventually succumbed to cardiac arrest. The story behind this is that the man had made a joke a few years earlier with his family during dinner, where he put a piece of cauliflower up his and every family member's nose as a joke and made a bet with them on who could eat up their carrots without the cauliflower falling out. When the scene with Ken Pile and the chips came up, he started thinking about this dinner incident and laughed so hard that his heart stopped. This story is well-known in Scandinavia and spread around as almost an "urban legend" shortly after it happened. It was confirmed by his son, who also told the dinner story as an explanation to why his father laughed so hard during the chips scene that he died. In 2018, John Cleese too confirmed it. In his interview to Vanity Fair, he said, "He [Ole Bentzen] started laughing after about 15 minutes in, and literally never stopped. We tried to contact his widow, because we wondered about using this in the publicity. I think we decided it was in too bad taste. I mean, we all have to go. And I think laughing yourself to death is a nice way to do it." (Source: IMDb and quote from "“Just a Concoction of Nonsense”: The Oral History of A Fish Called Wanda", Darryn King, Vanity Fair, 2018)

🇫🇷 « En réalité, je vous le répète, les Français sont responsables de la France, mais ils sont sur la terre, ils ont leur vie. Et pour que la France existe, il faut que les Français existent. Pour que la France soit forte, il faut que les Français soient prospères autant que possible, bien entendu. Et cela, je le sais, je ne dirais pas mieux que personne mais certainement autant que personne. Alors, voici la question et notamment la question du jour, la question, plus exactement, de notre époque qui est une époque économique et sociale. Il faut que le peuple français soit prospère. Il le faut parce que s'il n'est pas prospère, la France dont nous parlions tout à l'heure ne pourrait pas jouer son rôle dans le monde d'aujourd'hui. Donc, rien ne m'occupe davantage depuis bien longtemps que la prospérité nationale. » Entretien avec Michel Droit, 13 décembre 1965.