March 30, 2013 • 4 notes • weheartit.com
So very true.

So very true.

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March 26, 2013 • 3 notes
My grandparents’ wisteria. I just wish you could smell it through the picture somehow. Absolutely divine. Better yet, just go out and find some wisteria of your own! You only have about a week before it’s gone though, so hurry!

My grandparents’ wisteria. I just wish you could smell it through the picture somehow. Absolutely divine. Better yet, just go out and find some wisteria of your own! You only have about a week before it’s gone though, so hurry!

March 26, 2013 • 6 notes • pearlsssss-and-curls
This is wonderful.

This is wonderful.

March 26, 2013 • 5 notes • trellbrennan
Eventually soul mates meet, for they have the same hiding place.

Robert Brault (via trellbrennan)

So that’s how it happens. ;)

March 26, 2013 • 27 notes • weheartit.com
True story.

True story.

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March 10, 2012 • 93 notes • mostlymarilynmonroe
Marilyn was definitely something special. I enjoyed working with her. I liked her very much. We got along great. And I knew that she had problems and that she was not very happy. We were quite close but not close enough for her to discuss any problems she could have had at the time we made Some Like It Hot. She was a very troubled woman but with a big heart. Nobody could have played Sugar Kane better than Marilyn Monroe. She had a magic on film. - Jack Lemmon

Marilyn was definitely something special. I enjoyed working with her. I liked her very much. We got along great. And I knew that she had problems and that she was not very happy. We were quite close but not close enough for her to discuss any problems she could have had at the time we made Some Like It Hot. She was a very troubled woman but with a big heart. Nobody could have played Sugar Kane better than Marilyn Monroe. She had a magic on film. 
- Jack Lemmon

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February 13, 2012 • 426 notes
shebroods: John Wayne, during his days as an offensive lineman at USC I love it I love it I LOVE it.

shebroods:

John Wayne, during his days as an offensive lineman at USC

I love it I love it I LOVE it.

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January 15, 2012 • 2,377 notes • karizmatik
So fabulous.

So fabulous.

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January 15, 2012 • 128 notes • deforest

deforest:

Robert Montgomery and Irene Purcell in The Man in Possession (1931).

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January 12, 2012 • 9 notes • anantoinetteaffair
anantoinetteaffair: John Wayne in ‘Trouble Along the Way’ (1953) John Wayne and football. There is no combination more perfect.

anantoinetteaffair:

John Wayne in ‘Trouble Along the Way’ (1953)

John Wayne and football. There is no combination more perfect.

January 10, 2012 • 284 notes • lucynic83

peacocklane:

lucynic83:

I Love Lucy - In Palm Springs

↳ Requested by Dina

Rock Hudson guest stars on “I Love Lucy”

LOVE THIS EPISODE.

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January 3, 2012 • 7 notes • caitlinwilliams1

Letters to Juliet

catwalk-criminal:

Dear Claire,

“What” and “If” are two words as non-threatening as words can be. But put them together side-by-side and they have the power to haunt you for the rest of your life: What if? What if? What if? I don’t know how your story ended but if what you felt then was love - true love, then…

January 2, 2012 • 46 notes • hedda-hopper
John Wayne called her a “great guy.” Can’t tell you how jealous I am of this. Love her.

John Wayne called her a “great guy.” Can’t tell you how jealous I am of this. Love her.

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January 2, 2012 • 156 notes • tracylord

tracylord:

Maureen O’Hara in The Parent Trap (1961)

One of my favorite actresses, y’all. :)

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December 30, 2011 • 795 notes • candy-cou-ture
Can this be me, please?

Can this be me, please?

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