#bob and shirley

[tedhead]

Robert Mitchum and Shirley MacLaine on the set of Two for the Seesaw, 1962.

[missdreamalot]

In 1963 photographer Bert Stern photographed some of the top actors/actresses at the height of their fame playing their dream roles for a photo series in LIFE magazine's December 20, 1963 issue.

Cary Grant as Charlie Chaplin's Tramp / Audrey Hepburn as Pearl White in 'Perils of Pauline' / Tony Curtis & Natalie Wood as Rudolph Valentino and Vilma Bánky in 'The Sheik' / Paul Newman as a Douglas Fairbanks Sr. swashbuckler / Frank Sinatra & Dean Martin as Judah Ben-Hur and Messala from 'Ben-Hur' / Bing Crosby & Bob Hope as 1930s gangsters / Jack Lemmon as a war pilot / Shirley MacLaine as one of Busby Berkeley's showgirls / Rock Hudson as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

[billdecker]

SWEET CHARITY (1969) dir. Bob Fosse

[haunthouse]

pspspps shirley jackson girlies (gender neutral). new page on ye olde neocities

[ladybegood]

Shirley MacLaine photographed by Bob Willoughby on the set of Can-Can (1960)

[madeline-kahn]

"What a step up, holy cow! They'd never believe it if my friends could see me now."

Sweet Charity (1969) dir. Bob Fosse

[old-wild-child]

I was tagged by @deraingedhawkeye, so here are my 10 comfort shows

#1- Mash. It will always be Mash. Not going to elaborate because 50% of my blog is this.

#2- Gravity Falls. What else can be said about this show?

#3- My Name Is Earl. I'm still crossing my fingers that there will be a reboot in the near future :(

#4- Bob's Burgers. Such a breath of fresh compared to other adults cartoons. I love watching healthy families thrive.

#5- Three's Company. I love and miss John Ritter so much :( he never fails to make me laugh.

#6- The Monkees. Family sitcoms from 40-70 years get on my nerves because of how overly wholesome they are. But the same vibe applied to a group of characters who aren’t family? Sign me up!! The Monkees are also literally the reason why I didn’t kill myself over Covid so…

#7- Futurama. Same reasons as Bob's Burgers.

#8- King of the Hill. I watched the entire show during the summer between my sophomore and junior year of high school. I love this beyond words. Can’t wait for the reboot :)

#9- The Golden Girls. What hasn’t been said about how great this show is??

#10- The Andy Griffith Show. As said above, not a fan of old family sitcoms, but this one is great. The perfect amount of wholesomeness without being overly annoying or cheesy like Leave It to Beaver or The Brady Bunch. I also love Don Knotts.

Honorable mentions because there’s more than 10:

- Gilligan's Island

- Happy Days

- I Dream of Jeannie

- Parks and Rec

- Laverne and Shirley

- That Girl

- The Muppet Show

- Seinfeld

Tagging: @thequeerestdad @purrtyhatemachine @manic-trixie-dreamgirl @hawkp @paranoiac1963 @wool-hat7 @theoin-ghosttown (unless y’all have posted this before) or anyone else who wants to do this !!

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SWEET CHARITY (1969) Polish poster. Artwork by Wiktor Gorka 

[raphlecia]

sweet charity (1969) dir. bob fosse

[tedhead]

Robert Mitchum and Shirley MacLaine on the set of Two for the Seesaw, 1962.

[wawamouse]

Oz textposts (17/?)

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Once Upon a Time in the Midlands (2002) Shane Meadows

June 27th 2023

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[bluesrocknrollingstones]

Stones T.O.T.A , 1975

From the Rockscene magazine photos by Christopher Simon Sykes, Annie Leibovitz and Ken Regan

Not gonna put anymore hashtags in this post :) me hands are tired!

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Bob Fosse and Shirley MacLaine working on SWEET CHARITY (1969)

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Whatever TV era this is if it's a decade definer or "classics" as a whole