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loveboatinsanity · 1 day

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#ruth gordon #harold and maude

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neelyowhora · 8 months

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behind the scenes of harold and maude

#harold and maude #bud cort #ruth gordon #hal ashby #1971

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leonardcohenofficial · 11 months

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harold and maude (hal ashby, 1971)

#i think about 'yearse' literally every day #harold and maude #hal ashby #bud cort #ruth gordon

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pygartheangel · 8 months

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#rosemary's baby #mia farrow #john cassavetes #ruth gordon #roman polanski

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cinematicmasterpiece · 1 year

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harold and maude (1971)

#harold and maude #film #movie #cinema #art #screencaps #photography #cinematography #70s #indie #hal ashby #ruth gordon #bud cort #blood

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hotvintagepoll · 1 month

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Ruth Gordon (Rosemary's Baby, Whatever Happened to Aunt Alice, Abe Lincoln in Illinois)—Maybe doesn't count because she mainly took off as a prominent movie actress in the 70s but she is a gilf and probably would have had a more successful movie career earlier if Hollywood wasn't against less conventionally beautiful ladies!

Linda Darnell (Hangover Square, Unfaithfully Yours, A Letter to Three Wives)— Her dick is ENORMOUS. She was Fox’s resident bad girl for a while, and she was goddamn sexy during it. She could also play sweeter, and she was still beautiful when she wasn’t crushing men beneath her heels, but also she sometimes crushed men beneath her heels and it was really hot

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Ruth Gordon:

Linda Darnell:

LOOK AT THOSE EYES. She redefines sultry and dreamy.

ok i have a lot of feelings about linda darnell. she was so complex and messy and talented and just such a tragic figure and deserved so much better. her mom basically ignored the rest of her kids in favor of pushing linda into hollywood, which led to her missing out on a lot of childhood experiences, prevented her from enrolling in college, and caused some mental health issues later in life. it’s especially heartbreaking that she met such a preventable end so early in life, and i always wonder what might’ve happened if she had been able to make more movies. she also disliked the hollywood social scene, which i think is totally valid of her. anyway, i loved her in a letter to three women and unfaithfully yours, and especially in no way out, which i think is one of her better roles, really showcasing her acting ability. and the fact that she never really got recognition keeps me up at night,, in my heart she has all the oscars