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mycelebsnthings · 10 months
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orlaite · 3 months
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"Daphne"? Well, I never did like the name Geraldine. SOME LIKE IT HOT (1959) | dir. Billy Wilder
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thecinamonroe · 2 months
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Marilyn Monroe on the set of “Some Like it Hot” in Los Angeles, 1958. Photographs by Richard C. Miller.
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hot-celebrity-lover · 1 month
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Betty Gilpin and her magnificent, gorgeously insane, chest.
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iww-gnv · 8 months
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Visual effects crews at Marvel Studios today filed for a unionization election with the National Labor Relations Board, with a supermajority of Marvel’s more than 50-worker crew having signed authorization cards saying they want to be represented by IATSE. “We are witnessing an unprecedented wave of solidarity that’s breaking down old barriers in the industry and proving we’re all in this fight together,” said IATSE President Matthew Loeb. “That doesn’t happen in a vacuum. Entertainment workers everywhere are sticking up for each other’s rights, that’s what our movement is all about. I congratulate these workers on taking this important step and using their collective voice.” According to the union, “this marks the first time VFX professionals have joined together to demand the same rights and protections as their unionized colleagues in the film industry.”
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sparklejamesysparkle · 11 months
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Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon in costume as Josephine and Daphne in the United Artists/Billy Wilder comedy Some Like It Hot, 1959. During an interview with Entertainment Weekly in 2006, Curtis shared the following recollections about making the movie: EW: You weren’t happy with the dresses they initially gave you. TC: Oh, horrible! They put Debbie Reynolds’ clothes on me from a costume company. Her waist was up around my armpits! And they tried some Loretta Young outfits. But all her clothes wanted to do was spin around. So Billy said let Orry-Kelly make them for you. Boy, did we get excited! We had custom garter belts and brassieres, shoes that fit us properly, and nice cloche hats and those high collars that Olivia de Havilland used to wear in those early movies. Oh, did I love them! EW: You look like Eve Arden. TC: And a little bit of Grace Kelly and my mother. EW: How long did it take for you and Jack to become Josephine and Daphne? TC: About 30 minutes for makeup. Then we’d put on our hair and the costumes. We’d be ready in about an hour and 15 minutes. EW: That’s pretty fast. TC: Yeah, we wanted to get that behind us. Neither Jack nor I liked sitting in a makeup chair too long. So we’d lie back in those chairs and reach across and hold each other’s hand. We’d just hang on to each other.
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psykopaths · 4 months
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Jennifer Connelly in Of Love and Shadows, (1994)
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fornpt1 · 2 months
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Lana Del Rey x Skims x Peppers
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sluttyashla · 9 days
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Let’s recreate some shits💕💕
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inthedarktrees · 8 months
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Elizabeth Taylor in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1958
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vintagebaby · 1 year
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donna summer photographed by chris walter, 1976.
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mycelebsnthings · 8 months
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orlaite · 1 month
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SOME LIKE IT HOT (1959) dir. Billy Wilder
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thecinamonroe · 2 months
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Marilyn Monroe on the set of “Some Like it Hot” in Los Angeles, 1958. Photo by Richard C. Miller.
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fairycosmos · 4 months
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idk i feel like women who don't conform to a conventionally feminine gender role or appearance get a lot of shit in their day to day lives and ignoring that is overlooking a huge facet of misogyny
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iww-gnv · 6 months
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Late in the day on Sunday, September 24 — after 146 days of labor stoppage, the longest strike in Hollywood history by a long shot — the Writers Guild of America (WGA), which represents Hollywood’s writers, and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP), an association of Hollywood’s largest studios and production companies, announced that an agreement had been reached. On Tuesday, September 26, the union’s leadership announced that they’d voted to end the strike and recommend the membership vote in favor of ratifying the contract.
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