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Movie Quote of the Day
“An actor has no more right to be temperamental than a bank clerk.”
Attributed to Fredric March, film actor 🍿 ------------------------------------------ 📸: Publicity photo made by in 1940, now in the Public Domain
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Wow what a gorgeous photo #garycooper #miriamhopkins #fredricmarch #designforliving https://www.instagram.com/p/Ca_hgBUuG--/?utm_medium=tumblr
Gilda Farrell: “It was certainly good to hear all the names you called me. I haven't heard them since I left father and mother.” - The Ernst Lubitsch Binge Continues At The Aristocrat With: Design For Living - #DesignForLiving #ErnstLubitsch #GaryCooper #FredricMarch #MiriamHopkins #EdwardEverettHorton NoelCoward #PreCode #Film #Filmmaking #Filmmakers #Writing #Screenwriting #HerosJourney #Comedy #Drama #HoorayForHollywood #OnceMoreWithFeeling #UnpackYourAdjectives #WriteAtYourOwnPeril #OldHollywood #ClassicHollywood #GoldenHollywood (at Las Vegas, Nevada) https://www.instagram.com/p/CY68Su4PRju/?utm_medium=tumblr
Fredric March & Mary Brian (1932)
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Fredric March & Paul Muni at Carnegie Hall for the “Infamy of the Axis” program (1942)
Freddie March & Florence Eldridge at a party (late 1920s)
Candid snaps from All of Me (1934) featuring my two favorite actors at the moment, Fredric March & George Raft
