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HE'S THE AMAZING DR. CLITTERHOUSE
beware of these men also longwander & itsonofthem
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CLITTERHOUSE GANG RISE UP
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Edward G. Robinson (Little Caesar, Double Indemnity, Key Largo)—Smart, kind, talented, humble, and handsome. What’s not to love?
Clark Gable (Gone With the Wind, It Happened One Night)—GWtW is an epic stretching across years so Clark has a chance to show off a whole bunch of different sides, from Hot Outsider to Husband to Father and so on. But his most attractive is his final line of the movie, made only better by the story that he lobbied the Film Industry to ‘Let Rhett Curse!’ And who is more classic 30s Hollywood than this man?
This is round 1 of the bracket. All other polls in this bracket can be found here. Please reblog with further support of your beloved hot sexy vintage man.
[propaganda photos submitted under the cut.]
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every time someone names the eponymous Dr. Clitterhouse in The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (1938)
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Welcome to the clitterhouse. For more yearning, untrammeled natures and otherwise please check out this short story by @longwander
Before he made a name for himself building men out of corpses, Victor Frankenstein studied alchemy. Twelve years after his greatest failure, a visit from a man who would dare the unthinkable forces Frankenstein to confront the limits of reason as the two of them embark on an experiment far madder than any Frankenstein has ever attempted before.
The Death of Victor Frankenstein by @longwander is a gay and trans take on the Frankenstein story, inspired by horror movies of the 1930s.
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every time someone names the eponymous Dr. Clitterhouse in The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (1938)
#edward g robinson#humphrey bogart#anatole litvak#the amazing dr clitterhouse (1938)#beware this man
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