#winona hamilton

[toucheholland23]

Fallout comeback!!! With Winona and Nick <333

[izulils]

IM LOOKING FOR MUTUALS (PLEASE)

heathers, hamilton, danny, drew, kurtis, sinjin drowning, art stuff! (i love to see peoples art too!!) and books!!!! if u follow me i’ll follow back!!

[demifiendrsa]

Stranger Things 5 | On Set of The Final Season | Behind The Scenes

[i-l0ve-c4ts]

DOES ANYONE WHO LIKES HEATHERS OR MUSICALS IN GENERAL WANTS TO BE FRIENDS? Please I need friends, if ya want you can text me on Discord: slay_all_day_

AND ALSO I LOVE LISTENING TO ABBA.

And I love Winona Ryder 🤭🤭🤭

IDK what to write anymore, I’m Polish…….

[dorothy16]

stranger things season5 is officially in production!!

[movie-magic]

[boomgers]

La quinta temporada de “Stranger Things” llega al punto medio de su filmación

Desde su estreno en julio de 2016, “Stranger Things”, creada por los hermanos Matt y Ross Duffer, se convirtió rápidamente en una de las series más populares de Netflix: la cuarta temporada acumula más de 140.7 millones de visualizaciones globalmente.

Con cada entrega, esta producción cargada de nostalgia ochentera revive el interés por íconos estadounidenses de esa década, como los waffles estilo casero y la New Coke. Con el estreno de los episodios más recientes, la serie volvió a poner de moda la canción “Running Up That Hill”, de Kate Bush, que inundó las listas de reproducción en Spotify y se posicionó entre las diez canciones más populares de la lista Billboard Hot 100.

Además, la serie ha recibido más de 230 nominaciones y 70 galardones, entre ellos, varios premios Emmy® y el premio SAG a mejor interpretación de reparto de una serie dramática. Los fans de todo el mundo demuestran su pasión por la serie celebrando el Día de Stranger Things el 6 de noviembre, la fecha de la desaparición de Will Byers.

Los nuevos miembros del elenco: · Nell Fisher. · Jake Connelly. · Alex Breaux. · Linda Hamilton.

La temporada 5 fue anunciada como la temporada final de “Stranger Things” con proyectos adicionales de este universo en vías de realización, incluyendo: “Stranger Things: The First Shadow” ambientada en el West End londinense y una serie de animación aun sin título.

[petalsfordany]

i hope the adult timeline in yellowjackets season 3 is just all the women hanging out together watching linda hamilton and winona ryder interact on stranger things 5 and healing their 90s teen selves

[wackywriterwhowriteswhenever]

Okay but as a Sarah Connor aka The OG Mother of All Mothers fan, I’m hyped to see Linda Hamilton in S5 and I NEED to see her and Winona fight side-by-side. Sarah Connor walked so Joyce Byers could run

[yourknightinshiningplastic]

minecraft just alexander hamiltoned me

[cinemedios]

Linda Hamilton se une al elenco de 'Stranger Things 5'

La quinta temporada de 'Stranger Things' tendrá a Linda Hamilton en su elenco.

Este fin de semana durante el TUDUM de Netflix, Arnold Schwarzenneger fue el encargado de introducir a su vieja amiga Linda Hamilton para que esta hiciera un gran anuncio. Hamilton se unirá al elenco de la quinta temporada de Stranger Things. No se han revelado detalles acerca de su personaje, si será principal, secundario o un mero cameo así como otras estrellas del cine de terror y ciencia…

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... ABOUT ME ‼︎ ″ she reaches from beyond the grave to make good men her wicked slaves . ″ — 🥡💒🐭🎀

𝗜𝗡𝗧𝗥𝗢𝗗𝙐𝘾𝙏𝙄𝙊𝙉 〖 ☺︎ 〗— gail/alaina ¸ seventeen ... she & her prns ∷ leo ! enfp , active acc, DMS AND ASKS OPEN AND WELCOME !!!

𝗠𝗬 𝗕𝗟𝙊𝙂𝙎 〖 ☘︎ 〗— library & storage / side blog . + liveblogging and reactions & . popularmmos fanblog [ ABANDONED ] 𝗟𝗜𝗡𝙆𝙎 〖 ☯︎ 〗— archive of our own .

𝗳𝗶𝗰𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗳𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗼𝗺 𝘄𝙤𝙧𝙠𝙨 — stranger things . & six ⁺ ride the cyclone ! & . rpf + multifandom old works .

⟢ ₍ 🐇 ₎ ″ 𝘤𝘪𝘯𝘦𝘮𝘢 : fear street ( 94, 78, 66 ) - saturday night live - stranger things - the office - the good place - barbie - the hunger games - five nights at freddy's - friends - the tudors - only murders in the building - south park - heathers - community - the middle - alice in borderland - class action park - mamma mia - squid game - dirty dancing - mean girls - bring it on - dance moms - spree - back to the future ...

⟢ ₍ 🎟 ₎ ″ 𝘮𝘶𝘴𝘪𝘤 & 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘢𝘵𝘳𝘦 : taylor swift - harry styles - clinton the musical - in the heights - beetlejuice - heathers - bo burnham - hamilton - sabrina carpenter - olivia rodrigo - billy joel - abba - little shop of horrors - mean girls - bring it on - six - chappell roan - the book of mormon - & juliet - falsettos - ride the cyclone

⟢ ₍ 🐚 ₎ ″ 𝘧𝘢𝘷𝘴 : taylor swift, winona ryder, steve martin, kyle mooney, kristen bell, indina menzel, david harbour, andrew rannells, beck bennett, kerry butler, trey parker, matt stone, colin jost, olivia rodrigo, lindsay lohan, john mulaney, monica lewinsky, sadie sink, rainn wilson, rory o’malley, angela kinsey, christian borle, bo burnham, jennifer lawrence, kevin clay, chappell roan

[blackcur-rants]

Random silly headcanons about what the casting would be for a 1980s or 1990s version of “Hazbin Hotel” (This version probably comes out some time between 1987 and 1994, most likely in either 1989 or 1991 and most likely on 28 July 1989 at that, to be quite honest).

01. Jodie Foster as Charlie

02. Steve Martin as Lucifer

03. Robin Wright as Vaggie

04. Robin Williams as Angel Dust

05. Tim Curry as Alastor

06. Keith David as Husk

07. Michael Keaton as Vox

08. Mandy Patinkin as Stolas

09. William Atherton as Blitz

10. Joe Pesci as Fizzarolli

11. Danny de Vito as Moxxie

12. Karen Allen as Velvette

13. Christian Slater as Adam

14. Sigourney Weaver as Lute

15. Shelley Duvall as Niffty

16. Jamie Lee Curtis as Millie

17. Winona Ryder as Loona

18. Kate Winslet as Octavia

19. Ernie Hudson as Asmodeus

20. Robert de Niro as Mammon

21. Linda Hamilton as Carmilla

22. Bruce Campbell as Stryker

23. Kurt Russell as Vortex/Tex

24. Michael Crawford as Sir Pentious

25. Madeline Kahn as Rosie

26. Olivia Newton John as Cherri Bomb

27. Jack Nicholson as Valentino

28. James Earl Jones as Zestial

29. Judi Dench as Sera

30. Linzi Hateley as Emily

31. Martin Mull as Andrealphus

32. Elaine Paige as Stella

Christopher Guest as Paimon

Eddie Bracken as Cash Buckzo

Chris Sarandon as Vassago

Sean Young as Beelzebub

Miriam Margolyes as Mimzie

Jean Marsh as Mrs Mayberry

Pam Ferris as Martha

John Hurt as Lyle Lipton

@cynicalclassicist @carcosa-commune @disregardcanon @lady-asteria @dachi-chan25

@helluvatired @lorethebookworm

[fibula-rasa]

Stunting Into Stardom

WINNIE BROWN, nameless and unknown, has doubled for all the stars, but now she’s to be a star herself

By Adela Rogers St. Johns

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from Photoplay, December 1922 

Originally, I had planned for this short article by Adela Rogers St. Johns to be the basis of my recent “How’d They Do That” piece. But, once I started researching Winnie/Winna Brown, I realized that the films I was able to find evidence she worked on are either presumed lost or are inaccessible—so, her stunts are un-gif-able! 

To compound the lack of gif-ability, the Frances Marion project discussed in this article never came to fruition AND assertions that Rogers St. Johns made about Brown’s “discovery” are incorrect.

You can probably understand why I chose a different article about silent stunt performers to analyze!

Despite all that mess, Brown seemed like such an interesting character, I wanted to profile her anyway. My commentary on the article will be highlighted like so and following the article you’ll find a working filmography that I’ve compiled and annotated citations.

Let’s learn about one more of those overlooked, underappreciated dare-devils of silent cinema!

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WINNIE BROWN!

——— ——— ———

First things first: Winnie Brown was also known as Winna Brown. Over the course of Brown’s career, which started sometime around 1913, she was variously referred to as Winna and Winnie (possibly shortened from Winona).

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Maybe you never heard tell o’ Winnie Brown.

Maybe that name doesn’t come inside your recollection at all.

But I want you to know about Winnie Brown. For the days of the old west, the picturesque old west that held more color and more fascination than any part of this country has ever held, is disappearing.  And Winnie Brown is one of the last of its real inhabitants.

Winnie Brown, the greatest living cowgirl. The best stunt rider and broncho buster and horse wrangler that ever put on chaps. The idol of the real cowboys. The winner of rodeos and exhibitions from Cheyenne to Oklahoma.

READ on BELOW the JUMP!

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I don’t know Brown’s rodeo record, but I do know that she competed in or performed at rodeos in New Mexico, Arizona, and California. One of which, in Los Angeles, was committed to film for When Quality Meets (1915). Yes, they did actually “shoot the rodeo.”

——— ——— ———

Winnie Brown, to whom the motion picture fans owe so many thrills and whose face has never been seen before a camera. Who has done some of the most daring and difficult scenes the silversheet has ever recorded but whose name has never appeared on the screen.

——— ——— ———

Brown’s film career may have begun in New Mexico or California—she was an active part of both rodeo scenes by 1913. Later in this article, Rogers St. Johns claims that Frances Marion “discovered” Brown. However, it was another woman film pioneer, Dot Farley, who most likely gave Brown her first break.

Sometime round about 1913, a film unit was formed by Farley and Gilbert P. Hamilton called The Albuquerque Film Company, associated with Warner. They produced shorts and features—most of them starring Farley and based on her original scenarios. From contemporary news items, it seems like Brown was part of the crew from the start—not solely as a stunt performer, but also as an actor and prop master.

In fact, in one of their 1914 releases, Reuben’s Busy Day, Brown is the feminine lead:

Production still featuring Brown in Reuben's Busy Day from Moving Picture World, 14 November 1914

It’s no great mystery why, if you were printing a puff piece repackaging a reliable woman stunter as a fresh, new star, you wouldn’t want to talk about how she had already been a featured player nearly a decade prior!

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But who at last is to come into her own and play not only the “stunt scenes” but the whole star part of a real cowgirl in a real western story.

You remember, maybe, times when you’ve seen the serial star race her horse alongside a train going 40 miles an hour and then leap from her saddle to the rear rail of the observation car—or maybe jump her pony down a 100-foot cliff. 

Ten chances to one, that was Winnie Brown.

Perhaps you have sat in your comfortable theater seat and seen the persecuted ingenue jump from the ninth story of a burning building—actually jump right out into space where no net was visible.

Winnie Brown!

And the lovely star who rode, perhaps, a whirling, threatening jam of logs down the dark and dangerous rapids of a great river—

That, too, was Winnie Brown.

Photo caption: Frances Marion, who discovered Winnie Brown, is shown at the right, discussing stardom with the stunt girl. Miss Marion is now making the first Winnie Brown picture

The most daring, reckless, skillful double, the movie game has ever known, that’s what, Winnie Brown has been.

There’s hardly a great star in the game today for whom Winnie Brown hasn’t doubled. There’s hardly a piece of wild and death-defying business that Winnie hasn’t performed.

Yet to her audiences she has been nameless, faceless, unknown.

When she has gone to see herself upon the screen it has been in the clothes and under the name and mask of some other woman. The credit for her work has gone elsewhere.

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There’s a charming news item that floated around in 1923 of Brown being an unexpected double for the uber-glamorous Pola Negri in Bella Donna (1923). While Brown was very well-suited to perform the horse stunts, she struggled with the fancy costume. She supposedly remarked:

“I’m more scared o’ them dresses ‘n I ever was o’ any stunt.” from Photoplay, May 1923

Pola Negri in a production still for Bella Donna

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“That don’t matter none,” said Winnie Brown, turning her fine, dark eyes on me, “I got the mazuma. An’ don’t say too much about the doublin’ part. Most o’ these here stars don’t like for folks to know they use a double. An’ o’ course it ain’t their fault most o’ the time they do—it’s the company makes ’em. If I bust a coupla o’ ribs or a laig or two, it don’t make no difference. I got a swell doctor and he fixes me up cheap. But if one o’ them fancy stars gits mashed up or her face scratched, it costs the company a whole wad o’ spondolicks.

“Most o’ the girls I’ve doubled for would have been willin’ to tackle it themselves all right, only the company wouldn’t hear to it, and besides, those skirts ain’t got the trainin’.”

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Some of the stars Brown was reported as doubling for in addition to Negri are Priscilla Dean (in Siren of Seville (1924)), Norma Talmadge, Lois Wilson, Colleen Moore, Bebe Daniels, Corinne Griffith, and Marie Prevost. So far, which films starring most of these women Brown doubled for are still a question mark for me. Horses were Brown’s obvious specialty, but she also performed automobile and train stunts as well as the odd aquatic bit. That cowpoke had the range!

Siren of Seville is extant but not easily accessible at the moment, but these production photos on alamy caught my eye. Unfortunately, Brown and Dean actually resembled each other, so you add that with the fact that Brown would be made up as Dean to double for her, and it’s honestly kind of hard to tell if it’s Dean or Brown in these photos. So, Imma include them nonetheless.

Behind the scenes photos from Siren of Seville

——— ——— ———

Winnie has donned the grease-paint and become a western leading lady. 

Winnie is going to play the leading role in a real western picture, written specially for her. You are going to see a real cowgirl in action. And there are more real stunts in this picture than were ever written into one script before. 

“Reckon she’ll have to have a double herself, ‘fore she gits through,” said Soupstrainer gravely.

Frances Marion is the discoverer of Winnie Brown. Miss Marion, for a number of years scenario writer and director for Mary Pickford, and now scenarioist for Norma and Constance Talmadge, discovered Winnie when she went to look at some horses. And she decided to give her a chance on the screen.

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As I mentioned earlier, it was more likely Dot Farley who “discovered” Brown, so this doesn’t necessarily have the ring of truth to it. Marion’s husband was Fred Thomson, who was also a cowboy stunter. It’s likely Brown and Thomson worked together before 1922. Marion herself had given Thomson the boost to stardom while she was collaborating closely with Mary Pickford in 1921. The project hyped in this article was intended to co-star Brown with Thomson. It was to be titled “The Law of Life” and was initially slated to be directed by George Hill.

——— ——— ———

So Winnie Brown has become a motion picture actress.

“Do you like it?” I asked, when I had climbed to a seat beside her on the rail fence.

“Reckon I do. Course I’m scared plumb to death. Long’s I can stay by a hoss, I’ll git by all right. I’ve always wanted to take a chance on actin’.” 

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Working Filmography for Winna/Winnie Brown:

The Prairie Trail (1913, short) [source(s): Variety, 31 October 1913]

Campaigning with Custer (1913, short) [source(s): Motion Picture Story, December 1913]

Reuben’s Busy Day (1914, featured role) [source(s): Moving Picture World, 14 November 1914]

Captain Courtesy (1915, character role: “Indian Servant”) [source(s): The Billboard, 10 April 1915; Variety, 16 April 1915; Moving Picture World, 17 April 1915; Motography, 24 April 1915; Moving Picture World, 25 January 1919; Motion Picture News, 1 February 1919]  

Aunt Matilda Outwitted (1915, possible character role) [source(s): Moving Picture World, 5 June 1915]  

When Quality Meets (1915, character part) [source(s): Motion Picture News, 5 June 1915; Motion Picture News, 19 June 1915; Moving Picture World, 10 July 1915]

The Law of Life (1923, unfinished) [uncompleted Frances Marion, Fred Thomson, George Hill production. source(s): Motion Picture News, 5 August 1922; Photoplay, May 1923]

Bella Donna (1923, double for Pola Negri) [Photoplay, May 1923; Pictures and the Picturegoer, June 1923; Picture-Play Magazine, September 1923]

The Eagle’s Feather (1923, character role) [Camera, 23 June 1923]

The Siren of Seville (1924, double for Priscilla Dean) [Le Film, April 1926]

Maybes:

Even Unto Death (1914)

Any of the films made by the Albuquerque Film Company involving Dot Farley between 1913 and 1916 likely featured work from Brown in some capacity. While this film  is noted on Brown’s imdb page, I couldn’t locate a contemporary source that named Brown or described a feminine role of Brown’s type.

Hearts and Saddles (1917) and/or A Roman Cowboy (1917)

When Tom Mix left Selig and signed a contract with Foxfilm in 1917, some of his first films there were reportedly shot at Brown’s ranch in Silver Lake, California. These were Mix’s first two films for Foxfilm and may have been fully or partially shot on her property. Whether or not Brown contributed to the films beyond leasing her property to Fox remains to be seen, but it’s probable. Brown is quoted in an article in Photoplay from November 1927 stating that she stunted for Mix in the past, though the stunt she mentioned involved a train trestle and neither of these films contain train stunts (based on their copyright descriptions preserved by The Library of Congress).

Also potentially filmed on Brown’s ranch:

One Touch of Sin (1917) Moving Picture World, 20 January 1917 [implies this was shot at one of Fox’s “west coast studios,” followed by the news item about Mix moving in]

Fires of Conscience (1916) Motography, 23 September 1916 [mentions Silver Lake locale]

As yet unidentified work:

A Tom Mix film where a woman performs a stunt on a train (potentially jumping from a horse onto a moving train). Since Brown previously worked in New Mexico and Mix was working all over the west (including NM) before 1917, there are a lot of possibilities here. [Photoplay, November 1927]

Double work for Norma Talmadge, Lois Wilson, Colleen Moore, Bebe Daniels, Corinne Griffith, and Marie Prevost

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Citations Chronologically (with minor annotations):

“Film Flashes” in Variety, 31 October 1913 (The Prairie Trail)

Motion Picture Story Magazine, December 1913 (Campaigning with Custer)

“Warner’s to Inaugurate New Service” in Moving Picture World, 14 November 1914 (Reuben’s Busy Day)

“United Film Service Is Now Well Under Way” in Motion Picture News, 12 December 1914

“New Combination of Producers” in Motography, 12 December 1914

“The Albuquerque Company” in Moving Picture World, 10 July 1915

Moving Picture World, 13 February 1915 (listed as part of United Film Service’s roster)

“Farnum in Capt. Courtesy” in The Billboard, 10 April 1915 (Captain Courtesy)

“Dustin Farnum in Captain Courtesy” in Moving Picture World, 17 April 1915 (Captain Courtesy)

“United Film Service” in Moving Picture World, 5 June 1915 (Aunt Matilda Outwitted)

Motion Picture News, 5 June 1915 (When Quality Meets, shot the rodeo)

“One-Reeler Features Messenger Boy” in Motion Picture News, 19 June 1915 (When Quality Meets)

“The Albuquerque Company” Moving Picture World, 10 July 1915 (When Quality Meets)

Motography, 23 September 1916 (Silver Lake ranch mentioned)

“Tom Mix Will Make Foxfilm Comedies” in Motography, 6 January 1917

“Tom Mix Joins Fox Films” in Moving Picture World, 6 January 1917

“Tom Mix Is With Fox Comedy Company” in Motion Picture News, 13 January 1917

Moving Picture World, 17 January 1917 (also Tom Mix)

Moving Picture World, 20 January 1917 (Tom Mix and Gladys Brockwell films on her ranch)

“The Corral” in Billboard, 1 March 1919 (short news item about relocating to Nogales, Arizona)

“United” in Motion Picture News, 5 August 1922 (“The Law of Life”)

“Stunting Into Stardom” in Photoplay, December 1922

“Questions and Answers” in Photoplay, May 1923 (“The Law of Life”)

Photoplay, May 1923 (news item about doubling in Bella Donna)

Pictures and the Picturegoer, June 1923 (Bella Donna) 

“Who’s Who and What’s What in Filmland This Week” in Camera, 23 June 1923 (The Eagle’s Feather)

Picture-Play Magazine, September 1923 (Bella Donna)

“Girls Who Risk Their Lives” in Picture-Play Magazine, March 1925 (article about women stunters, does not cite specific Brown films)

Le Film, April 1926 (article about prominent stunt doubles)

“Risking Life and Limb for $25” in Photoplay, November 1927 (Tom Mix anecdote)

[chasingmidnights]

Reputation: List of Characters

Below, you'll find a list of characters that are featured throughout the series. The list isn't any particular order. But take a look and enjoy!

(Reminder, everything I post is for 18+ only, especially things that go along with my stories)

Meet the Characters:

Sasha Hamilton (OC)

Steve Rogers

Kennedy Logan (OC)

Bucky Barnes

Natasha Romanoff

Sam Wilson

Blue Caroline Santiago (OC)

Olive Winona Abbott (OC)

Jonah David Everhart (OC)

Rocco Elliott Ashbourne (OC)

Marty Granger (OC)

[heathersaddict]

Update:

I haven't been posting for a while so I thought I'd update y'all on some stuff.

I got my first callback for a show, and I GOT THE PART WHATTTT??!!

We're doing Alice in Wonderland, and I got Queen of Hearts (the role i auditioned for) so that's gonna be fun. btw fun fact im actually related to the guy who wrote alice in wonderland so maybe its fate??/??/??

I'm going to Japan soon, so maybe I'll post about that too.

I'm currently working on several fanfics, and idk if im gonna post them or not yet but theres that.

My current fandoms are:

Carrie Hope Flecther - The Hopefuls

Heathers - both the movie and musical

ranboo

tommyinnit

slimecicle

chuckle sandwich

jschlatt

carrie - the movie, musical, and book

Hamilton

taylor swift

christian slater

winona ryder

what remains of edith finch

fnaf (pretty new and not well versed in the lore though)

killer frequency

jamie muscato

spirited away

ride the cyclone

35mm

howls moving castle

buzzfeed unsolved

watcher

((basically any paranormal youtube channel out there))

theres probably way more but i cant remember them atm

anyway, my inbox is open, so if y'all wanna request head canons for any of these fandoms feel free!!

(I'm also looking for more fandoms! So if you have any that are related to the list you think I'd like pleas dm me about it!)