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weirdlookindog · 4 months

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Waxwork (1988)

#waxwork #michelle johnson #deborah foreman #john rhys davies #paul badger #miles o'keeffe #1988 #1980s movies #anthony hickox #horror

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sesiondemadrugada · 10 months

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The End of the Affair (Edward Dmytryk, 1955).

#deborah kerr #the end of the affair #edward dmytryk #van johnson #graham greene #Wilkie Cooper #Alan Osbiston #Donald M. Ashton

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chxrlie-cox · 11 months

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The Daredevil cast at ICCC Nashville

📸 via mrgcantor on ig

#charlie cox #vincent d'onofrio #deborah ann woll #royce johnson #geoffrey cantor #daredevil #daredevil born again #iccc nashville

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venusimleder · 1 day

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Deborah Turbeville, for Charles Jourdan Mannequins in clothes by Betsey Johnson, Woolf Form Dummy Factory, New York, 1974.

#deborah turbeville #fashion photography #70s #photography #betsey johnson

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jeanharlowshair · 7 months

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Modern Screen Magazine, September 1949.

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garadinervi · 6 months

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'for colored girls who have considered suicide / when the rainbow is enuf' by Ntozake Shange, «Playbill», Equinox Theatre, Houston, TX, November 19, 1977 [Marjorie Randal National Women's Conference Collection, Box 1, Folder 11, UH Libraries Exhibits, University of Houston, Houston, TX]

With: Deborah Arceneaux, Laura Booker, Jan Crain, Dannette Johnson, Barbara Marshall, Leslie Mays, and Brenda Sers

Direction: Bruce Bowen

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villainsidechick · 7 months

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Peter Cushing -- The End of the Affair (1955)

Damnit, he broke my heart towards the end. William finally has (or at least admits) self-awareness that he believes he wasn't a good husband, in his mind, to Sarah. He was suspicious of her fidelity and when confronted that it's true, he decides not to believe it. When he realises that he could lose her, admits his faults ... and the TEARS. OMG. There's a mention that or hint that Sarah is barren and that actually hit hard knowing his wife, Helen, couldn't have children either. I can't handle when this man cries. He just breaks my heart.

He knows he wasn't good enough for her, and that his wife is most likely in love with someone else, but he still loves her.

Sir, you can't do this to me. I like Van Johnson and feel his character's emotion and dilemma, but Peter's character breaks your heart in the end.

Granted, I'm looking at this man and thinking, damn, you have this loving, maybe distracted by his job, husband... I would be rocking his bedroom every night. It's always the quiet ones that are freaks in the sheets.

#peter cushing #the end of the affair #van johnson #deborah kerr

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abduloki · 2 years

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Gentle reminder that they are already strong super-women in MCU who’s been through shit before She-Hulk.

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tourneurs · 3 months

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“Love doesn’t end just because we don’t see each other.”

The End of the Affair (1955) dir. Edward Dmytryk

#the end of the affair #1955 #edward dmytryk #deborah kerr #van johnson #1950s #screencaps #february 2024

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grandmastv · 8 months

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AIRWOLF (2.20 Severance Pay, 1985).

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grigori77 · 1 year

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Celebrating International Women's Day this year, once again I'm giving a shout-out to some of the amazing ladies, both real and fictional, that I really admire, both new on the scene and since my formative years. They all live rent free in my head and I think they're awesome!

COURTNEY LaPLANTE, the incredible frontwoman from up-and-coming new metalcore band Spiritbox, who are ALL pretty amazing, but she is in a whole different league. The way she can switch from beautifully husky, gently angelic clean vocals to bloody terrifying feral demon dirty vocals AND BACK at the drop of a hat is truly astounding ...

VIOLA DAVIS, one of my favourite actresses working in Hollywood today, an undeniable queen and now a bonafide BADASS too thanks to her recent starring role as Naniska, the General of the Agojie, the legendary Dahomie Amazons, in The Woman King. These days she's PROBABLY best known as THE BADDEST BITCH in all of the DCEU, ARGUS director Amanda Waller, but these are just two of a whole CAREER of incredible performances for which she's rightly become a true A-lister ...

ELLEN RIPLEY, as played by the equally awesome Sigourney Weaver in the Alien movies. Quite simply THE GREATEST cinematic female lead protagonist OF ALL TIME, Ripley is about as definitive as strong female lead protgnonists get, the scourge of terrifying hostile aliens throughout the galaxy ...

POWER, from the acclaimed new anime series Chainsaw Man. I know, I know, she could SO EASILY have just been another classic teenage boy's wet dream anime girl, but half-demon fiend Power, like many of the show's female characters, is definitely a significant step away from the cliched norms, a total, undeniable force of (super)nature, unapologetic deluded self-promoter and thoroughly adorable chaos gremlin, who's quickly becoming one of my very favourite anime characters.

RINKO KIKUCHI, probably my VERY FAVOURITE Japanese actress EVER, thanks in no small part to her DEFINITIVE turn as Jaeger pilot Mako Mori in Guillermo del Toro's Pacific Rim, although I first discovered her as gloriously idiosyncratic demolitions expert Bang Bang in Rian Johnson's criminally overlooked The Brothers Bloom. Also rightly known for her acclaimed turn in Babel, we most recently saw her in typically fine form in Michael Mann's agreeably edgy new true crime series Tokyo Vice ...

KRISTEN STEWART. Yeah, I know, some folk are STILL likely to be rolling their eyes at this choice, but ever since Panic Room I've ALWAYS thought she was something special, EVEN when she was doing Twilight. Okay, so it's taken her A LONG TIME to shake the godawful spectre of Bella Swan, but she's DEFINITELY pulled it off by now, playing some truly AMAZING characters in a bunch of really great movies, most notably Underwater (see above), the criminally maligned and unjustly ignored Charlie's Angels reboot and her incredible recent turn as the late Diana, Princes of Wales, in Spencer.

DELENN, as played by Mira Furlan (Lost), the ambassador of the alien race, the Minbari, in one of my very favourite TV shows of all time, Babylon 5. From humble (albeit also EXTREMELY mysterious) beginnings, Delenn went on to (rightly) become THE main female lead in the show, carrying the weight of one hell of a sprawling, epic sci-fi saga plot on her more-than-able shoulders.

KATY O'BRIAN. Basicallythe core inspiration (at least in a roundabout way) for the lead character in my ongoing online fantasy novel series Never Split the Party, Kesla Shoon, Katy is 100% what I love in a genuine physically powerful woman - tough as nails, sexy as hell and, paradoxically, an absolute sweetheart. I first stumbled across her as George, the very best character in Syfy's guilty pleasure TV series Z Nation, but she's finally REALLY getting the attention she's long deserved, already earning fast fan-favourite status as Jentorra in Ant Man & the Wasp: Quantumania.

ZOE SALDANA. Ever since she started to come up in the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie, she's been steadily growing herself one hell of a reputation playing a succession of strong, frequently badass women in cinema, most notably in The Losers, James Cameron's Avatar movies and OF COURSE as Gamora in Guardians of the Galaxy.

SOFIA BOUTELLA. Ever since I first saw her busting some truly incredible moves in those glorious "Keep Up" Nike ads from the mid 00s, I have always been SUCH a big fan of this incredible dancer-turned-actress. She first REALLY captured our attention in the first Kingsman movie, but she's shone ever brighter since in the likes of Star Trek Beyond, Atomic Blonde, Climax and Hotel Artemis. Personally I CANNOT WAIT to see what she does with THE LEAD ROLE in Zack Snyder's incoming new sci-fi epic Rebel Moon ...

ALISON MOYET. One of my favourite female vocalists when I was growing up, I recently rediscovered her music when I started one of my music fan deep-dives through her entire back catalogue, and I'm absolutely LOVING IT. Starting out in the frustratingly short-lived early 80s electro pop group Yazoo with Erasure's Vince Clarke, she truly came to fame with her dynamite solo debut album Alf, as well as a killer cover of That Ole Devil Called love, but she's been going strong ever since thanks to one of the greatest voices around.

ANNIE LENNOX, formerly of The Tourists and The Eurythmics. Another one of the 80s all-time great frontwomen, Annie is a statuesque Scottish goddess who is rightly best known for her SECOND tour of duty with multi-talented musician Dave Stewart, but went on to have an equally astounding career as a solo singer-songwriter with a string of masterful records from the 90s right up to the present. Add to that her undeniable ICON status in the LGBTQIA+ community and you've got a bonafide androgynous goddess on your hands ...

GRACE JONES. Ever since she played Zula in Conan the Destroyer, Mayday in A View to a Kill and one seriously STRANGE vampire in Vamp, I've been a fan of this Jamaican model/actress/singer and undeniable fashion ICON. She continues to be a wonderfully weird and truly unique individual with her own unapologetically challenging style to this very day, and I love her for it.

DEBORAH CHOW. A fantastic up-and-coming Canadian filmmaker, who made a modest splash with her feature film The High Cost of Living before cutting her teeth on a series of impressive TV directing gigs on the likes of Copper, Reign and Mr Robot before truly coming into her own on The Mandalorian, which directly led to her helming THE ENTIRETY of 2022's rightly acclaimed Obi Wan Kenobi series. I'm really looking forward to whatever she does next.

CHARLIZE THERON. If there's one actress I've become a fan of mainly through her playing GENUINELY UNSTOPPABLE kickass women, it's Ms. Theron. The South African-born actress looks ABSOLUTELY AMAZING when she's stalking down a catwalk in her Dior ads, but as far as I'm concerned she looks HER VERY BEST when she's taking roomfuls of men apart with her bare hands in Atomic Blonde or a big fucking axe in The Old Guard, which will soon get a sequel I for one CANNOT WAIT FOR ...

MARISHA RAY, ASHLEY JOHNSON & LAURA BAILEY, the Ladies of Critical Role. Sure, there have been other women who've come and gone in a variety of excellent guest slot roles through the years the live-play TTRPG webcast series has been going (from Mary Elizabeth McGlynn, Ashly Burch, Sumalee Montano, Mica Burton and Aimee Carrero to, of course, the legendary Aabria Iyengar), but these three have always been the core, the heart and the undeniable BACKBONE of this amazing ongoing D&D adventure, and long may they all continue to reign ...

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violentdelightsproductions · 2 years

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Karen Page Week 2022 Day 4: MCU Females

One thing we would all love to see would be Karen interacting with more of the MCU ladies and have more girl friends. So for today’s theme we picked some of our favorite female Marvel ladies who are as awesome and as badass as Karen: Natasha Romanoff (Black Widow), Yelina Belova, Daisy “Skye” Johnson ( Quake), Maria Hill and Illyana Rasputin ( Magik)

@karenpageweek2022

#karen page week 2022 #deborah ann woll #karen page #daredevil #the punisher #marvel #gifset #maria hill #black widow #Loki laufeyson x natasha romanoff #yelena belova #agents of shield #new mutants #magik #anya taylor joy #skye #daisy johnson #chloe bennett

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citizenscreen · 10 months

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Van Johnson, Deborah Kerr, and John Mills take a quiet stroll around Shepperton Studios, during a break while filming Edward Dmytryk’s THE END OF THE AFFAIR (1955).

#van johnson #deborah kerr #john mills

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operafantomet · 2 years

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