Violet Is Bleu

Val Kilmer showing off his children at the premiere of The Ghost and the Darkness, 1996

when val kilmer's wife was pregnant with their first child, he method acted pregnancy in order to access better empathy

Pam Grier circa (1973)

Hylas and the Nymphs (1896) by John William Waterhouse

Spring RTW, 2004 - Alessandro de Benedetti’s vibrant fusion of fashion and artistry

venezia cruz

Eddie Vedder at Mural Amphitheatre in Seattle | 1991

Kirsten Dunst on the set of The Virgin Suicides photographed by Corinne Day.

Marlon Brando photographed by Edward Clark, on the set of The Men, 1949.

“I am really moved and motivated by things that occur that are unjust. I’ve always hated people trampling on other people. I was in quandary, a philosophical quandary, because I tought, if I’m not my brother’s keeper, who am I? Where does my life end and my sense of responsibility for other lives begin?”  Listen to Me Marlon (2015) dir. Stevan Riley

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By Zoe Natale Mannella

Found two seasons ago on Broadway, Marlon Brando is twenty-one, and very good indeed. His first big part was in "I Remember Mama"; last winter, he gave a superb performance as a war-shocked murderer in "Truckline Cafe"—the Maxwell Anderson play that ended up with Anderson calling the New York critics "the Jukes." In the spring, Brando was a stormy Marchbanks to Katharine Cornell's Candida. He was born in Bangkok, grew up here; has a chaos of hair, a wilful theatrical talent.

Marlon Brando photographed by Carl Van Vechten on December 27, 1948.