I just saw the preview for the next warehouse 13 and omg HG IS IN IT I AM SO EXCITED I HOPE ITS THAT EPISODE THAT THEY KEEP TALKING ABOUT WHEN JACK KENNY WENT HOME AND THEY DID THEIR OWN THING
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Life is just a bowl of cherries
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who even thinks Pete and Myka have sexual chemistry I don’t understand
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Happy 105th Birthday, Jimmy Stewart
(May 20, 1908 - July 2, 1997)“I’ve sort of gotten into the habit of looking for the vulnerable guy, the guy who makes mistakes, the guy who can’t figure things out all the time but keeps at it.”
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Yeah, she was the first example I thought of too, because she is always in the kitchen and even when she isn’t she exists only to serve Andy and Judge Hardy. I know right? I’m just having trouble thinking of them right now. I thought I might use Claudette Colbert’s character in It Happened One Night, but despite that film’s clear sexism I do enjoy it as a product of its time and I don’t want to write it off as a sexist film to my audience…I was just going to say Mrs. Hardy, but you already took it. :P There’s got to be characters in 1930s movies, they’re shoo ins.
Hattie Mcdaniel was the first black person to win an academy award for Best Supporting Actress for her role as Mammy in Gone With The Wind (1939). There is also Lucy from I love Lucy uuuuh, is that what you mean?
Kind of, I’m just trying to find characters in pre-60s film that embody classic female stereotypes (ex: the submissive homemaker). I suppose Mammy could work because she is a maid, but I actually think of her character as more strong than submissive and it might be weird to use her bc in the next slide I talk about Scarlett O’Hara as a strong female character.
Idk, I’ll think on it more and screen-cap Mrs. Hardy for my slide while I think. Thanks for the help ♥
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Okay so I’m finishing up my senior project presentation (about strong women in classic film/my goal is to disprove the stereotype that all women in pre-60s film are submissive homemakers and prove that there were feminist characters and films) and my teacher suggested that I make a slide at the beginning with examples of the stereotypes of women in classic film which should be easy, but I’m blanking. What are some examples of female characters (besides Mrs. Hardy, whom I’ve already thought of) in old films that are just total gender stereotypes, like a submissive wife with no voice of her own or a homemaker who spends her life in the kitchen or just a female character who is totally dependent on men ??
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Sometimes I wonder if I’m doing a Jimmy Stewart imitation myself.
Happy birthday James Maitland Stewart (May 20th 1908 - July 2nd 1997)
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mad men: because it’s my job…
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~ Sunday, May 19 ~
I felt like I was tripping that entire episode.
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ok so now we know who she was, but how did she know all of those things about don and why did she make the kids food if she is just a robber??? there is obviously some hidden meaning to that whole scene but I just don’t know
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what who is this person, is she talking about the real don that died in korea or don don I am so confused
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Don’s stalking Sylvia, Peggy is totally ignoring her boyfriend, Kenny is tap dancing, everyone is on drugs, wow this episode
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So I’m thinking I might apply to work at the assisted living home near where I live for the summer? I mean I have volunteer experience and it pays more than most other jobs I could reasonably get. It will be a lot of work, but I don’t really have anything better to do so ???
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I think one of the coolest things about seeing Judy’s films over and over again is that you get so familiar with how different she looks in each of them.
You start out chronologically and it’s so...
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Judy Garland by Douglas Kirkland
