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29 Cigarettes

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My analog horror-loving ass thought about drawing mildly unsettling art with Hans , or doing an animation,,,

Man it's like 1 AM wth is this

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I am utterly convinced Christoph Waltz’s crotch is the 8th wonder of the world. 

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Hans Landa calling various lackeys, ‘Hermann’ ( Herman is masculine given name, from a Germanic name consisting of the elements harja- “army” and mann- “man”).

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I'm enjoying making these too much

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Having a historical figure as a special interest is rather embarrassing. Yes, that's my person. Yes, they've been dead for over a hundred years and I still have emotions about them. Seeing things that they owned or that were related to them makes me happy. I have Spotify playlists for them. I can tell you so much about their life that it would be very weird for a living person. Seeing historians get them wrong can and will make me frustrated for the rest of the day. I'd love to see them portrayed in a historical drama! Oh...wait, no, not like that. Definitely not like that. Forget I asked.

And this is all emotions for a long dead person. Humiliating.

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Ts pmo sm icl💔

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♡Tony Curtis♡

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Who Was That Lady? (1960) dir. George Sidney

According to Janet Leigh, she, Curtis and Martin had the time of their lives making Who Was That Lady?. “This was a romp from start to finish; I hope the audience had as much fun as we did,” she says in her 1984 autobiography There Really Was a Hollywood. “We really rolled with this one. The personal familiarity of the three of us allowed absolute freedom, and the interplay was wild and woolly and inventive.” There was an atmosphere of playfulness on the set that lent itself to practical jokes, attempts to make each other laugh in the middle of takes, and escalating water fights. “…it started innocently and quietly,” Leigh explains about the water fights in her book. “A paper cup here, a flick there. It grew to water guns, first casually, then ambush. We would wait on top of our dressing rooms for one unsuspecting victim to return from lunch or the restroom and attacked from above with one or two weapons.” via TCM

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Omg I absolutely need an fanfic of #thepersuaders of Brett surprised Danny by coming to NY and they start making out in Danny office 😫👀

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Not French but I care a lot about the persuade rs. So glad I found your blog

So happy too !!! Our fandom is definitely not dead 🥹 come talk to me when you want

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No French people here fan of The Persuaders ? I’m feeling alone ;-;

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roger moore and tony curtis filming the persuaders!

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danny wilde intently listening to brett sinclair’s enthusiastic telling of his family history is my kink

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(Tony Curtis - B&W)

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the persuaders! • episode 01, overture

when he laughs