#Richard Sterne

[cliozaur]

The essence of classics perception in the modern world, according to Gielgud:

My little taxi driver was very amusing about it on the way down this morning. I gave him tickets last night. He loved it—mad about it. But he said it was so funny when the old man got killed behind the clothesrack. And this is the modern world. They think poisonings and killings are damned funny. It’s very extraordinary, isn’t it?

It is most extraordinary!

[holdoncallfailed]

theresa stern was a poetess/prostitute from hoboken and the shortlived alter ego of tom verlaine and richard hell. her author portrait is a composite image of both verlaine and hell, photographed by charlotte deustch. in 1973, hell published a book of poems, written collaboratively with verlaine a couple years earlier by passing a typewriter back and forth between themselves, under theresa's name. (via)

[emailsfromanactor]

Hey, did you know that there are a whole bunch of color photos of the Gielgud-Burton Hamlet? From both performance and rehearsal? Because I didn't until a few hours ago! Somehow they never came up in the many, many searches I did! Until I tried to get a decent link to the previously-discovered New York Public Library collection of black-and-white photos and finally searched "hamlet burton" there and all these results I'd never seen before appeared!

That's William Redfield getting directed by John Gielgud! In color!

I don't think these are the final costumes, but here's a glimpse of how the "rehearsal clothes" concept really looked!

Burton and Yorick!

Elizabeth Taylor's birthday cake!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've downloaded 62 photos so far and have a lot more to go. Eventually I'll sort through them and post some more. In the meantime, you can find them all here!

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[richardarmitagefanpage]

New behind the scenes photos of Richard as Joe Burkett and Michelle Keegan as Maya Stern in Fool Me Once shared by the costume designer Jacky Levy.

[camerafilia]

[burtonandtaylor]

Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton photographed by Bert Stern, 1962.

[petratherrock]

Rereading Ninth House and I'm reminded again of how I couldn't keep myself from seeing the similarities between Richard Campbell Gansey the Third and Daniel Arlington the Fifth

They're on the opposite ends of the spectrum. I wanna read a crossover of them, and maybe Blue meets Alex as well

[malinaa]

i love fictional characters who’ve been dead since the beginning but clawed their way back towards the living

[voguefashion]

The look of love. Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor photographed by Bert Stern on the backlot of Cinecittà Studios in Rome, 1962.

[candy-pants]

my babysitter's a vampire + villains (insp) as in characters with naturally evil tendencies and actions, not just creatures/people made evil by mistake (usually benny's) or created by someone for a specific purpose

[raysmithstudio]

Eight iconic photographers we should remember

[positivexcellence]

Birthday Wishes for Jared

[drawingswatson-holmes]

Connors (Stern Siblings) 🥇🥈🥉✨

DBH Role Reversal Au, Detective Stern (Connor), Lieutenant Stern (Richard/Nines), Conrad (Six) and Hank (HK800)

I wanted Connor to have tension with Nines because they lost their brother Conrad, where Connor was saved over Conrad (his identical twin) because an Android paramedic prioritized Connor's status as a police officer over Conrad (who was studying to be a teacher). If it was a human, they wouldn't have been able to distinguish between the two and possibly even tried to save both.

Nines joins the police academy soon after which causes problems with Connor, but he does it to look after Connor as he doesn't want to lose another sibling. Connor who was supposed to be promoted as the youngest lieutenant in Detroit has to see his younger and better brother get it instead.

[soracities]

Richard Stern, "The Hole"

[richardarmitagefanpage]