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Los Angeles, CA
Joined March 2009
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Jeanne Marie Spicuzza retweeted
Celebrating Miss Hedy Lamarr #BOTD She possessed a legendary beauty that could make audiences gasp, her extraordinary face seemingly sculpted for the silver screen and her beautiful still photos... Yet beneath that dazzling glamour lay a brilliant, inquisitive mind, far more remarkable than Hollywood ever fully appreciated.
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Anna May Wong brings fierce intensity to "Shanghai Express" (1932), shining alongside Marlene Dietrich. A remarkable star who deserved far more than Hollywood ever gave her.
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Not a surprise to anyone who follows Greg Sestero, but it looks like the legend himself Tommy Wiseau will join the cast of Vampout!
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Charles Laughton and Lillian Gish on the set of The Night of the Hunter
To @DoorDash Eau Claire, Wisconsin, you delivered my friend’s granddaughter’s DoorDash order to the wrong house, and the neighbors have eaten it. We need to remedy this.
Jeanne Marie Spicuzza retweeted
Celebrating the birthdate of Miss Lillian Gish - a luminous combination of delicacy and strength. In her career of over 75 years, she seemed to belong to some enchanted realm, where sorrow became poetry and silence in film spoke volumes.
Jeanne Marie Spicuzza retweeted
This is the reviewer version of the script reader who wants to rewrite your story as the one they would write.
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This film is 100 years old.
AI still can’t replicate German Expressionism.
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A young and glorious Sofia Costanza Scicolone.. soon to be known to the world as Sophia Loren.... #BOTD 9/20/1934
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To make a great film you need three things: the script, the script and the script.
—Alfred Hitchcock—
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#NowWatching one of my favorite 80s comfort horror movies.
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‘The Face of Horror’ Review: Anna Biller Brings Her Brand of Technicolor Feminism to a Tale of Chivalry (or Lack Thereof) indiewire.com/criticism/movi…
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Grace Moore, looking impossibly modern in 1928. Photographed for The Ziegfeld Follies by A. C..Johnston.
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Let the audience add up two plus two. They’ll love you forever.
—Billy Wilder—
