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Marvelous Myrna Loy photographed by Henry Waxman, mid-1920’s. ✨ Born Myrna Adele Williams August 2, 1905. Helena, Montana, U.S ✨ If you’ve only seen her in classic black-and-white movies, you may not have known that Myrna Loy had red hair! #1925 #myrnaloy #1920s... See more

What did she just walk in on 😳 Helena Howard, Miranda July and Molly Parker blur the line between life and performance in Josephine Decker's MADELINE'S MADELINE. Watch the Sundance and Berlin favorite, plus Spirit Award-nominee on Fandor now – for the love of film.

For the next week or so, I’m going to be busy, so the account will go pretty-garment-only for a while. 🍹🍹🍹🍹🍹 Here is a photo of another woman who’s clearly very busy, actress Betty Linley taken in 1914 by Bassano. The photo is part of the NPG collection, but I found it on Pinterest.... See more

The incredible swinging shot in Wings (1927). It was the first film to win the equivalent to Best Picture at the Academy Awards, then still known as Best Production. Featuring Jobyna Ralston, Richard Arlen, and Charles ‘Buddy’ Rogers. Jobyna and Richard were married the same year after meeting on set. They had one son together, actor Richard Arlen... See more

She is a breeding cow and will be a dairy cow. *This video is already published on the members' page. @AlicePeach7 https://t.co/nAVsZeLF2Z

Belson was married for a few short years in the 50s. His wife, Jane Conger, also made films. This was her first: https://t.co/iZuyuqu3Ba

Film Fatales and Dear Producer have joined forces to bring you an online panel and curated networking mixer for feature filmmakers of all marginalized genders. We will begin with a discussion around the elusive question, ‘How do I find a producer?’ with producers Lexi Tannenholtz (Booger, Bad Things), Mars Verrone (Union), and Monique Walton (Sing... See more

Dolores del Rio & Marlene Dietrich in front of a portrait of Frida Kahlo by William Grimes, 1940 #doloresdelrío #marlenedietrich #fridakahlo