#jules cesar

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A friendly reminder : Jules César is bi

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Why are teens climbing into bedroom windows?

A video essay I made on the trope of teens climbing into bedroom windows in film and tv! Here’s the hyperlink! While I think there can be positives to the trope, in this video essay, I discuss how the trope can perpetuate some problematic myths about romance and consent.

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Jules Verne's novel "César Cascabel" (1890) drawn by George Roux.

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Hotel and Spa Jules Cesar Arles - MGallery The hotel provides front desk services such as concierge service, luggage storage and safety deposit boxes for guests' convenience. If you need, the tours can even help you book tickets and reservations at all the best shows and programs nearby. Staying for a long time, or just need clean clothes? dry cleaning service and laundry service offered at the hotel will keep your favorite travel outfits clean and available. For lazy days and nights, in-room conveniences like 24-hour room service, room service and daily housekeeping let you make the most of your room. Please be advised that smoking is not allowed in the hotel to allow cleaner air for all guests. Smoking is limited to designated areas only, for the health and well-being of all guests and staff. Feel right at home during your stay at It's good to know that a hair dryer, toiletries, bathrobes and towels are provided in some guest bathrooms. Nothing starts a morning better than a delicious...

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www.crazyrock.com.br

Amigos: a nova edição com o programa "Só Brasuca" da Webradio Crazy Rock, apresenta mais um grupo de artistas da pesada do Rock brasileiro, e sob o novo formato, no qual eu participo da apresentação junto ao professor Julio Cesar Souza.

Ouviremos o som dos seguintes artistas: Old Jules & Dani Bee, Absinto Muito, Trem Fantasma, Renan Lourenço, Zoppoland, Crossrock, Carla Viana, Tudo pelos Ares, Isla, La Societá, Julio Malc e Chico Suman.

Serão sete execuções em dias e horários diferentes, entre 24 a 30/6 de 2023.

Anote: Sábado, dia 24 - 14 horas Domingo, dia 25 – 20 horas Segunda-feira, dia 26 – 10 horas Terça-feira, dia 27 – 31 horas Quarta-feira, dia 28 – 18 horas Quinta-feira, dia 29 – 16 horas Sexta-feira, dia 30 – 12 horas

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Sci Fi/Fantasy Men Round 1 Masterpost

All polls are now up!

Ben Browder vs Mark Goddard

Jonathan Harris vs Richard Biggs

Jeff Conaway vs Rene Auberjonois

Lionel Jeffries vs Alan Napier

Paul McGann vs William Forward

Bill Paxton vs David Boreanaz

Jonathan Frakes vs Kerwin Matthews

Kurt Russell vs Jason Isaacs

Sam J Jones vs William Shatner

Michael O'Hare vs Edward James Olmos

Walter Koenig vs Frazer Hines

Edward Van Sloan vs Peter Cushing

William Russell vs Anthony Stewart Head

Alex Winter vs Michael J Fox

Brent Spiner vs Lance Henriksen

Jerry O'Connell vs Scott Bakula

Harrison Ford vs John Phillip Law

Christopher Lee vs Kiefer Sutherland

Adam West vs Danny John-Jules

Bruce Campbell vs Ted Raimi

Avery Brooks vs Ken Marshall

Vincent Price vs Dwight Frye

Michael Dorn vs Jerry Doyle

Gary Conway vs Andre the Giant

Cary Elwes vs Michael York

Charlton Heston vs Leslie Nielsen

Arnold Schwarzenegger vs Rutger Hauer

Dean Jones vs Ernie Hudson

Alec Guinness vs David Warner

Jeffrey Combs vs Peter Weller

Keanu Reeves vs Keir Dullea

Christopher Lloyd vs Malcolm McDowell

Dean Cain vs Christopher Reeve

Peter MacNicol vs Warwick Davis

Alexander Siddig vs Gareth Thomas

Clancy Brown vs Patrick Stewart

Patrick Swayze vs Bruce Willis

Cesar Romero vs Colin Baker

Haruo Nakajima vs Duncan Regehr

Ray Bolger vs Dick Van Dyke

Chris Sarandon vs Wesley Snipes

Patrick Troughton vs Jason Miller

Mandy Patinkin vs Jason Carter

Milos Kopecky vs Georges Melies

Michael Keaton vs Tony Todd

James Spader vs Brendan Fraser

Michael Shanks vs Oded Fehr

James Doohan vs Ricardo Montalban

Will Smith vs David Duchovny

Jeff Goldblum vs Donald Sutherland

Kevin McCarthy vs Leonard Nimoy

Harold Ramis vs Bill Pullman

Claude Rains vs Fredric March

Peter Davison vs Garrett Wang

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Tom Baker vs David Tomlinson

Buster Crabbe vs Billy Dee Williams

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George Takei vs Guy Williams

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Brad Dourif vs Christopher Walken

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Nicol Williamson vs Sam Neill

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Stephen Furst vs LeVar Burton

Richard Dean Anderson vs Laurence Fishburne

Tim Russ vs Colm Meaney

Colin Clive vs Tim Curry

Val Kilmer vs DeForest Kelley

James Stewart vs Conrad Veidt

Gene Wilder vs Bela Lugosi

Raul Julia vs John De Lancie

Nicholas Courtney vs Mitch Pileggi vs Rod Serling

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Delighted with all the things different languages have done to Julius Caesar's name. The man was a grammar nerd and probably would've been very annoyed that nobody writes it as C. IVLIVS CAESAR anymore. A+ work everyone.

Some favorite spellings I found while trawling Wikipedia:

Aragonese: Chulio César

Asturian: Xuliu César

Azerbaijani: Yuli Sezar

Extremaduran: Juliu Cesa

Lojban: .iuli'us. kaisar. (Yes, the periods are part of the name)

Malagasy: Joliosy Kaisara

Manx: Jool Kaesar

Picard: Jules Chésar

Samogitian: Jolėjos Cezaris

Walloon: Djule Cezår

Welsh: Iŵl Cesar (my personal favorite because it looks like the Britons going "uwu" after running him out of Britain)

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Anna Ol (Het Nationale Ballet Dutch National Ballet) as Esmeralda, “La Esmeralda”, based on the novel “Notre-Dame de Paris” by Victor Hugo, choreo by Jules Perrot and Marius Petipa, music by Cesare Pugni, sets by William Grieve, 2018 Dance Open Ballet Festival, Aleksandrinsky Theatre, Saint Petersburg, Russia (April 17, 2018)

Photographer Stas Levshin

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Throwing apples at a hornets nest by posting this but hey

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To celebrate the anniversary of Jules Cesars assassination heres my little cesars inspired oc that i need to draw more

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Technicolor Familiar Watches Too Many Conrad Veidt Movies Part 5 of ?

Part 1 // Part 2 // Part 3 // Part 4

Contraband (Blackout), 1940 Dir. Michael Powell ⭐4/5 Watched Dec 18, Archive.org Uncle Erik: Your Captain, he is a beautiful man! From the first moment, I loved him! Me: Hard same. So much fun. By far my favorite of the Connie Spy Thrillers I've seen so far. Valerie Hobson is so slick, and the rest of the ensemble is pretty good for a change, especially the guys at the Danish restaurant. The bondage scene (not really, but... yeah, it is) lives up to the hype. The screenwriters really went off on this one, didn't they? I mean, this movie gave us Conrad Very-Serious-Actor Veidt whispering lovely things in the dark like "good girl" and "do you trust me?" The scene with the music box in the pocket watch? Too much, can't handle it. Connie's dry humor is a delight and all the sexy, flirtatious fun he's having in this role is like a precious balm for my tortured soul.

Above Suspicion, 1943 Dir. Richard Thorpe ⭐3/5 Watched Jan 3, Vudu Oh, filmmakers. Bless you for having Fred MacMurray get strangled in greeting by Conrad Veidt. A great film it is not, but it's definitely cute. And while it's a semi-tough watch as Connie's last film, I'm so glad it was this one where he's clearly having a ball -- whether on the dance floor (does Hassert always go out in the middle of the day to tango with mature, voluptuous women?), getting stepped on by Joan Crawford, sticking his fingers in bowls of cake batter, or climbing down trellises with his knees all out in the wind. He's very obviously living his best life and I love that for him. The movie is riddled with very silly, eyeroll-worthy one-liners, but the plot is enjoyable. Joan Crawford looks like she's having a good time too, and Fred MacMurray is pretty tolerable. I haven't seen Basil Rathbone in a lot of other movies, but I wish he got to be nastier and that he and Connie got to have some scenes together. Connie's physicality is so subtly funny, I really wish he had gotten to do more intentionally comedic films/roles.

Lucrezia Borgia, 1922 Dir. Richard Oswald ⭐3/5 Watched Jan 10, Archive.org I've been trying to watch at least one silent every once in a while. And while I have to lodge my typical complaint of these older films being a bit too long, this film is clearly a feat of production for the year it was made. The huge, open sets and beautiful costume details were incredible. As always, Connie 100% steals the show. He's delightfully wicked and nasty, slimy and pathetic. I wish he had better scene partners to receive and react to his intense performance as Cesare Borgia. But it's ok, it's like a Game of Thrones episode without the dragons or misogynist nudity.

Nazi Agent, 1942 Dir. Jules Dassin ⭐4/5 Watched Jan 14, Youtube I admit I chose to watch this one because I was charmed by the idea of Double Connies. But not even five minutes in and Otto had won my heart. I didn’t know anything about the movie itself going in, but was completely prepared for it to be cringey and mediocre. So I was pleasantly surprised that it was actually decent. Maybe I'm rating this one higher than it really deserves, but really those four stars all belong to Connie's performance/s. Daggers in my heart. So many moments in this little movie affected me more than I expected: Otto's line to Richten about being only one of however many million citizens willing to rise up against fascism; his look toward the Statue of Liberty at the end; the little glittering tears in his eyes when Fritz says, "We do what we're told because we must…"; his gentleness and deeply tragic sense of loss that permeates the film. And, perhaps most of all, how cute he was with his pet canary. Cue the waterworks. I have so many more thoughts about this and about his time in Hollywood in the 40s in general, but I'll save that for another time.

Kreuzzug des Weibes, 1926 Dir. Martin Berger ⭐3.5/5 Watched Jan 20, Snowgrouse's masterpost This movie was made nearly 100 years ago and we're still having the same conversations about reproductive rights today, especially now in the US after Roe v Wade was overturned in 2022. It's pretty disturbing how much of the script could be lifted from a dozen different arguments between contemporary conservative lawmakers and the people trying to better advocate for and provide safe reproductive healthcare. It's a pretty bare bones film, the story and performances clearly more important, appropriately so, than cinematic bells and whistles. Thought it was an interesting choice to have the lawyer's office so stately and huge, like the patriarchal systems he's operating in -- overbearing, empty and impersonal. The movie does feel like a public service announcement (which I guess it was), but that didn't really bother me. What bothered me was the ending, because OF COURSE the woman has to comfort the man even though she's the one who went through a major trauma. But the way Connie's character broke after the doctor told him what happened to his fiancée? I've never seen anything like that. He went fully offline. His whole nervous system got unplugged and rewired. P.S.: The extra half star in my rating is for all the monocle twirling.

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Thanks for tagging me @my-beloved-lakes!

Three Ships:

Charles Leclerc/Max Verstappen (in a fictional sense not irl) - F1

Evan Buckley/Eddie Diaz - 911

Gabriel Boutin/Annalise O’Brien/Nathan Byrne - The Bastard Son and the Devil Himself

First Ever Ship:

Sam/Jules from Flashpoint. I have vivid memories of watching this show with my mom. They’re also the reason I stumbled across tumblr and fanfiction!

Last Song:

Felix Amica from the Saltburn score

Last Film:

Saltburn

Obsessed!! The height of cinema!! I need all films to be like this one moving forward, please.

Currently Reading:

Physically Reading:

Kill All Your Darlings by David Bell

Percy Jackson: The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan (reading alongside the episodes as they come out)

Audio Book:

Stone Cold Fox by Koller Croft

DNF’d:

Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yaros (it was reminding me way to much of Divergent and wasn’t really my vibe)

Currently Consuming:

A lovely Cesar pasta salad I made for lunch, and the maps for the walking trails at wdw I’m planning to go to this week!

Currently Craving:

The sweet release of freedom from my job. 5 pm is not coming fast enough. Free me.

Tagging:

@lestappenforever @mewtwowarrior @wittyjasontodd @cupidskissx

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Ondine. Print from 'Illustrated London News', 1843.

The Shadow Dance at the première of the ballet 'Ondine', choreography by Jules Perrot and music by Cesare Pugni.