#Lords of Flatbush

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September Sun

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Infatuated with Sly Stallone's early cinemas:

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[soupy-sez]

Perry King, Sylvester Stallone, Henry Winkler, and Paul Mace – Lords of Flatbush (1974) [X]

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My gang for 2023. Flatbush kids, lots of fun. When not rumbling, we spend most of our evenings talking about hair products.

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🌸 Top Three’s 🌸

Movies

The Exorcist (1971)

The Lords of Flatbush

The Outsiders

TV Shows

RuPaul’s Drag Race

Full House

The Office

Songs

Love, Me Normally - Will Wood

I/Me/Myself - Will Wood

ASMR Lover - RuPaul

Bands/Singers

Will Wood

Hozier

Olivia Rodrigo

Subjects

Speech and Drama

English

Science/Biology

Books

Haunting Adeline - H.D. Carlton

Priest - Sierra Simone

The Love Hypothesis - Ali Hazelwood

Musicals

Phantom of The Opera

Dear Evan Hansen

Newsies

Actors

David Tennant

Michael Sheen

Timothee Chalemet

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[oldtvlover]

Well, tonight a movie set in the 1950ies but made in the 1970ies: The Lords of Flatbush from 1974! Cast: Sylvester Stallone - Stanley Rosiello Henry Winkler - Butchey Weinstein Perry King - David 'Chico' Tyrell Paul Mace - Wimpy Murgalo Susan Blakely - Jane Bradshaw and many more 

Story: A group of four young men form a gang, enjoying their free time together. Yet for Stanley and Chico there's more behind a romance. Stanley got his girl pregnant and well, he's kinda slowly forced into marrying her. However, Chico finds a girl he's interested in, yet can't say the right words in front of her. Both he and Jane are kinda new into it, and well, as for Jane, Chico needs to grow up. There are some disputs within the group but in the end, they all come together at Stanley's wedding. 

Two interesting facts here: 1) Perry King and Henry Winkler know each other from Yale, having graduated there. 2) Chico should have been played originally by Richard Gere, yet he and Stallone "didn't hit off" as Stallone explained. His role was re-casted and Perry King stepped in. Well, Mr King made three movies in 1975. One I saw already. Foster and Laurie, meaning two are left. 

P.S. The Lords felt a bit like "Grease", but only a bit.

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Paul Mace, Sylvester Stallone, Henry Winkler, Perry King in The Lords of Flatbush - 1974

[stupittmoran]

Sylvester Stallone, Henry Winkler, Perry King, and Paul Mace in The Lords of Flatbush (1974)

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Fic stats game

Snagged this from @mikkeneko because I thought it was interesting:

rules: give us the links to your fic with the most hits, second most kudos, third most comments, fourth most bookmarks, fifth most words, and fic with the fewest words.

Most hits is easy: Private Tutor from Wednesday fandom. By magnitudes my most popular fic. The fact that it recently broke 40K hits is still 🤯to me.

Second most kudos: Kinktober Day 8: Shaving (The Boys, Butcher/Hughie). Yes, I really was that imaginative with naming my Kinktober fics the past two years. Titles are hard! 😆

Third most comments: Both by comments and comment threads, it's The Monster in the Woods from Wednesday.

Fourth most bookmarks: Kinktober Day 2: See-through (The Boys, Butcher/Hughie) Yes, another imaginative title. I'll try to do better this year, when I do the occasional fill for the Wyler Kink Bingo.

Fifth most words: Currently Coming Clean (Wednesday), but that will change as soon as I post the second chapter. (Soon, I hope!) At that point it will be How The Honourable Hughie Campbell, son of The Right Honourable The Viscount Inwood, Was Promised to His Grace the Duke of Voughtland, But Instead Became the Bondmate of The Right Honourable The Lord Flatbush, my silly little Renaissance-ish nobility Omegaverse AU for The Boys. I don't even remember what sparked this idea, but it was such fun to write!

Fic with the fewest words: Kinktober Day 1: Sensation Play (LotR, Frodo/Éomer) Yes, yes, title, blah blah. It's not one of my better works IMO, but I still like it enough to have published it anyway.

I really need to get back to my half- or mostly-written Butcher/Hughie and Frodo/Éomer stories...

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THE LORDS OF FLATBUSH (1974) dir. Martin Davidson, Stephen Verona

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The Lords of Flatbush