The Shawshank Redemption and hope and institutionalization
The Shawshank Redemption sheds light on one’s institutionalization in institutions like a prison and the hope that one can retain even when one is to live in a hellish situation. Based on Stephen King’s novella, Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption, and directed by Frank Darabont, The Shawshank Redemption is a prison film about a young and successful banker, Andy, who was wrongly convicted for…
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day 49/100 days of productivity
got up at 7.30am
morning tea & french poetry
meditating (figuring things out)
did the dishes, cleaned the kitchen & cooked lunch
cleaned and tidied my room
took a bath
study work (managed to complete two tasks)
reading (finally started reading ACOTAR)
workout
it’s good to find my back into my work flow…
bisous
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By "roles" I mean playing a different character, and in a different piece of media; someone playing one character across a franchise only counts as one thing for the purposes of this poll, as does playing multiple characters in one franchise/piece of media
Below are some of this actor's roles. Please only check after voting!
Save the Tiger as Harry Stoner (Oscar win)
The Apartment as C.C. Baxter (Oscar nomination)
Some Like It Hot as Jerry / Daphne (Oscar nomination)
The Odd Couple as Felix Ungar
Lemmon won an additional Oscar and was nominated for 4 more beyond that. He was also nominated for 5 Emmys.
He was formerly married to actor Cynthia Stone, and then to actor Felicia Farr until his death in 2001. His son Chris Lemmon and granddaughter Sydney Lemmon are also actors.
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I'm only 3/4 of the way through it, but so far it's amazingly, wonderfully insane that Victor/Victoria has aged sooo beautifully as an lgbt+ movie? Like oh my godddd there are so many things that I'm losing my shit over here (contains spoilers !) :
Victoria coming out of Toddy's closet wearing that one guy's clothes and then clocking and kicking his ass
Them addressing certain straight men's fear and insecurity around being attracted to drag queens (and inadvertently, trans women)- and the insecurity in their masculinity/the need to prove that they're (straight/masculine/cis) men
Norma having it revealed to her that Victoria's a man and immediately jumping into saying "well, a woman can always tell- no matter hormone shots, etc. there's some things that can't be hidden" (she's literally flat out making shit up cuz that aint the case lmfaoo) I love how in the context of now this feels like they're actively dunking on transphobes
Toddy saying "You know, I think the right woman could reform you, too." right back at Norma when she says it to him
Toddy and Victoria's relationship <33
It's a low asf bar now but an insanely high bar for the time: no transphobic slurs or comments so far???!! Even media from the 2000s often fail this test
Victoria absolutely owning King Marchand every time he's homophobic or obvious about his fragile masculinity :)
Deliberate misgendering framed negatively in a context without trans people or transphobic implications... idk I just think it's neat
Being chill about cis drag lets fucking go
Textual proof that Julie Andrews is a gay icon and also SO fucking hot in drag
Gay man + straight woman friendship/solidarity in a way that isn't annoying or too stereotypical
The way that Victoria's relationship with both Toddy and King Marchand almost comes off as homoerotic cuz of the drag (wrote this before I got to the part where they were perceived as a gay couple lol)
Honestly you could give Victoria almost any gender/sexuality and this movie would still be a massive slay
"I don't care if you are a man" *kisses her* "I'm not a man" "I still don't care" *they kiss again*
Victoria clocking that one guy multiple times
People thinking King Marchand is gay ("so there was this polish fairy..." and "if a guy like you has the guts to admit he's gay... so can I")
"I said you can stop pretending" "I don't think I want to"
"You know a lot of guys, you'd be surprised [how many of them are gay]."
The convo about men and women not having any particular gendered way of acting, and some women having adams apples ILY <3
That asshole who's trying spy on Victoria getting his umbrella absolutely nuked by the lightning lmaoo
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Best film on love and duty: Cleopatra 1963
Best film on love and duty: Cleopatra 1963
The 1963 Hollywood film Cleopatra is one of the greatest, most expensive, and most spectacular historical drama films that has ever been made by Hollywood that portrays the struggle of Egyptian Queen Cleopatra to hold the Ptolemy dynasty of Egypt by sleeping with her Roman allies Julius Caesar and Marc Antony. A film that again shows a Roman military general’s struggle between love and duty who…
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