Looks like Shirley Ross is having a blast being pulled by a horse in this publicity photo. Ross was working on George Archainbaud’s SOME LIKE IT HOT (1939) at the time.
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ACTRESSES WHO DIED 1975
Susan Hayward at 57 from cancer
Francine Larrimore at 76 from pneumonia
Josephine Baker at 68 from brain hemorrhage
Shirley Ross at 62 from cancer
Sheila Ryan at 54 from lung disease
Gertrude Olmstead at 77 from natural causes
Evelyn Brent at 79 from heart attack
Tilly Losch at 72 from cancer
Mary Ure at 42 from barbiturate overdose
Michèle Girardon at 36 from barbiturate overdose
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2023: Chikage Ōgi, politica e attrice giapponese. Il suo cognome pseudonimo è anche scritto Ogi, Ōgi e Ohgi, lei stessa ha usato Oogi. La sua prima apparizione cinematografica avvenne nel 1954 ed è apparsa in molte fiction televisive e spettacoli di varietà. Ha anche ospitato un popolare spettacolo scandalistico Sanji no Anata dal 1971 al 1977. Entrò nel mondo della politica nel 1977. Nel 1958,…
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Suits fans, I have not seen much of your show, however the draw appears to be morally ambiguous lawyers, interpersonal office drama, and homoerotic subtext. If this is the case, may I present
✨BOSTON LEGAL✨
It ran from 2004-2008 (5 seasons) it’s technically a spin off of The Practice but you do not need to know ANYTHING about that show to watch Boston Legal.
The revolving cast of Main Lawyers are varying degrees of morally ambiguous, many of them commit crimes at some point. There’s so much fucking office drama and 90% of it is actually engaging. And while there is A Lot of homoerotic subtext, there’s also a decent amount of homoerotic text. “I love you” and “you’re the most important person in my life” and “we’re sleeping together” and “will you marry me?” type homoerotic text.
^^ these quotes are all canon, and are between the Main Character and his best friend/mentor/life partner/the man who hired him when no one else would/the proposal is not a joke they get married in the season 5 finale.
I’m not kidding Boston Legal is like. THE best rep of a QPR I’ve even seen on television.
It’s also fun and goofy, has some great dialogue on living and aging and how people respond to terminal diagnoses, and a really interesting time capsule into early 2000’s American politics.
It also has NO CURRENT FANDOM! (other than me). And since Suits appears to be its closest cousin in television that does have fandom i’m very politely beseeching that some of you jump ship to one of the other deranged lawyer shows.
This is Alan! Main character. Main lawyer guy. He’s funny and irreverent, does whatever he can to protect the disenfranchised and at one point he beats up a man for committing elder abuse.
This is Denny! Denny Crane. He’s a named partner at the firm (Crane, Poole and Schmitt). He’s also Alan’s soulmate, and a republican which is so that the more liberal Alan can debate him, usually on The Issue Of The Episode. He also has early stage alzheimers, which develops over the course of the show. And yes, him and Alan are the most important relationship of the show. And they do get married in the finale. (Yes that’s William Shatner).
This is Shirley!!! In Crane Poole and Schmitt, she’s Schmitt. She’s one of the most competent lawyers at the firm, and some of the best “women over 25 are hot and desirable” writing I’ve ever seen. (Most of the other main characters on the show are legitimately attracted to her, and it’s never treated as a joke. And she’s dated a lot of different men over her life and the narrative doesn’t slut shame her for it - the characters that occasionally do are always framed as In The Wrong.) she is very much The Voice of Reason to a lot of Alan and Denny’s antics.
There’s also a vibrant cast of partners, associates, assistants, clients, judges, exes, and cameos.
(Content Warning for This Was Written In 2004 And Some Things May Have Aged Poorly.)
Please dear god someone take the bait and watch this the cases are interesting the characters are funny I need the fandom to be more than Just Me.
Is there anything else I can add?
Alan tells the Supreme Court to go fuck itself in two seperate episodes. (There’s a lot of other stuff send me an ask if you want more Boston Legal is the best propaganda I fucking love this show)
Happy viewing! (It’s on Disney+. Or wherever you get your shows.)
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Moms from vintage TV: (clockwise from top left) Florence Henderson (The Brady Bunch), Shirley Jones (The Partridge Family), Marion Ross (Happy Days), June Lockhart (Lassie, Lost in Space), Barbara Billingsley (Leave It to Beaver), Jane Wyatt (Father Knows Best), Esther Rolle (Good Times) / photo for Vanity Fair by David LaChapelle, 1995.
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