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Star of the Month Ronald Colman in A TALE OF TWO CITIES (‘35)
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So much beauty 😍😍😍 I am honoured, and also annoyed with myself for only seeing this now!
Magnificent Moustachioed Merry Men for matineemoustache <3<3<3
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Happy Birthday Roger Livesey (25th June 1906 - 4th February 1976)
He was one of the rare actors that really listens to you - Wendy Hiller
I had seen Roger Livesey at the Old Vic and had been very impressed by this broad-shouldered, golden haired Viking…I vowed to myself that one day I would make Roger’s husky voice beloved all over the world - Michael Powell
His acting ability of course was well known to the profession and public alike; what, perhaps, was not so generally known was his generosity and kindness to the smaller fry - Kenneth More
I’m quite ready to continue my screen work. I enjoy acting for films. It is a different technique from the stage of course; but it fascinates me - Roger Livesey, in 1938
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Robert Donat in The Devil’s Disciple, photographed by Angus McBean.
Thanks to the lovely @margotfonteyns
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This fine fellow is courtesy of @lauriejproud
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Robert Donat, 1934.
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Happy Birthday Robert Donat 18th March 1905 - 9th June 1958
Mr Donat is the best film actor - at any rate in star parts - we possess: he is convincing, his voice has a pleasant roughness, and his range is far greater than that of his chief rival for film honours, Mr Laurence Olivier. Mr Donat is sensible, authentic, slow; emotion when it comes has the effect of surprise, like plebian poetry.
- Graham Greene in 1937, reviewing Knight Without Armour.
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Paul Newman, Venice, 1963
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Roman Holiday (dir. by William Wyler, 1953).
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^^^THIS
Jean Arthur and Ronald Colman in The Talk of the Town (1942)
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