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Joan Fontaine visits husband Brian Aherne, Loretta Young, and director Richard Wallace on set of A NIGHT TO REMEMBER (1942).
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Joan Fontaine visits husband Brian Aherne, Loretta Young, and director Richard Wallace on set of A NIGHT TO REMEMBER (1942).
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Brian Aherne and Marlene Dietrich during the filming of The Song of Songs, 1931
Every time you send out a call like this my mind goes completely blank as if I've never watched a movie or seen a person in my life. Deeply grateful to everyone submitting who clearly doesn't have this problem lmao :))
a few more guys i'm still surprised no one has submitted
farley granger and john dall, from rope
david farrar, particularly his tiny shorts, from black narcissus
brian aherne in sylvia scarlett
laurence criner in the flying ace (no i will NOT get off the laurence train)
to be clear none of these are film recs (the flying ace is a fun watch but not very good, and the others i have beef with.) but the men are hot!
new hot men
Screenland magazine, October 1942
No, no, sir, you can`t take Ruth back to Columbus now. Why, don`t you see? She and I have a lot of work to do together. . . . I wonder if you understand, Mr. Sherwood.
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Madeleine Carroll-Brian Aherne "Madame Guillotine" 1931, de Reginald Fogwell.
Here are 10 things you should know about Brian Aherne, born 124 years ago today. He enjoyed success in the theatre, pictures, radio, television and even publishing.
Peter Lorre "Reunion in Vienna" Roundup
Peter Lorre played Poffy in the television show Producers Showcase: "Reunion in Vienna," with Brian Aherne, Greer Garson, and Robert Flemyng. April 4, 1955.