Hedy Lamarr, 1938, the year Louis B. Mayer brought her to Hollywood, photo by Alfred Eisenstaedt

Anjelica Huston by Gian Paolo Barbieri 1973

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FRED HERZOG

Ballet dancers appear in a love scene from Phedre by Jean Cocteau in Paris, 1952.Photograph by Justin Locke, National Geographic Creative

Cocteau Twins

Michael Caine by Douglas Kirkland (1966)

April is the cruellest month, breeding / lilacs out of the dead land

The X-Files / 1×02 “Squeeze” 

Albuquerque Journal, New Mexico, December 21, 1953

“My English is not good.  Spoken English is very difficult.  But I want to study at Columbia so I am trying to improve.  I decided to come to America because of Forrest Gump.  I’ve watched the movie five times.  I like Forrest very much.  Forrest is very simple.  He picks one thing, and he keeps going.  When I was young, I thought Forrest was stupid.  But now I have a different view.  I think people are too complicated.  They complain about everything.  Forrest never complains.  Forrest chooses one thing and he keeps going.  I watched the movie last month to encourage me.  My life is hard because people don’t ever know what I’m saying.  But I just think of Forrest.  Forrest figured everything out because he just kept going.”

Isabella Rossellini

Adventures in solitude, Mario Pucic

RIP Charleena Lyles.