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Audrey Hepburn pictured rehearsing “How Long Has This Been Going On?” for the movie Funny Face, directed by Stanley Donen, 1957

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justlittleclassicfilmthings:

That annoyed feeling you get when people think that they’re vintage for watching Breakfast at Tiffany’s. If that’s the only Audrey Hepburn movie that you’ve seen, you’re not vintage.

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sueting:

There was once a very lovely, very frightened girl.

she lived alone except for a nameless cat

Breakfast at Tiffany’s, 1961

Me.

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There’s No Business Like Show Business (1954)

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kpfun:

A real mother is the most wonderful person in the world. She’s someone who loves and cares for you and tells you stories. She’s the angel voice that bids you good night, kisses your cheek, whispers, “Sleep tight.”

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inlovewithaudreyhepburn:

Happy Mother’s Day 

“…she was my best friend.”

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Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney on the set of Two for the Road, 1967 

They began giggling the moment they were introduced, and they didn’t stop until the end of the shoot. It took acting like children to make them feel like grown-ups, and sometimes, it didn’t feel like acting at all. They entered that blurry realm after acting called surprise, when actors let go of their own thoughts and feelings and, as if through intravenous transfusion, fade into each other. In those few months of production on Two for the Road, Audrey and Albie lived a brief lifetime of romance. Whatever happened to them in the hushed moments before a take, or privately, in seaside alcoves away from the set, can only be extrapolated from what they left on film: a dictionary’s worth of silent shorthand, realized in split-second nuance. And then their romance ended quickly, as soon as it had begun.

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Abortion seems to be the only medical procedure that people want to deny you based on how you got in that situation.

Drove drunk, got in an accident and need an organ transplant? No problem.

Messing around with a gun, accidentally shoot yourself in the leg and need surgery? Of course.

Smoke tobacco for most of your life and need treatment for lung cancer? Yep.

Climb a tree, fall out and break your leg? We’ll fix that right up.

Have sex and get pregnant when you don’t want to be? YOU GOT YOURSELF INTO THIS SITUATION AND YOU DESERVE NO MEDICAL HELP OR COMPASSION! THIS IS YOUR FAULT AND YOU WILL DEAL WITH THE CONSEQUENCES!

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thefrogman:

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There never was a greater perfectionist, there never was, and never will be, a better dancer, and I never knew anybody more kind, more considerate, or more completely a gentleman…I love Fred, and I admire and respect him. I guess it’s because he’s so many things I’d like to be and I’m not. -Bing Crosby

Happy birthday Fred Astaire! | 10 May 1899 - 22 June 1987

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