[ID: the "who would win?" meme:

One side showing Jonathan Brewster and Herman Einstein from "Arsenic and Old Lace" (1941), captioned:

A man who looks like Frankenstein's monster, greatly enjoys torture and murder, doesn't feel pain in parts of his body, and has tormented his family ever since he was a small child and his criminal surgeon partner who has assisted him in killing throughout multiple countries and can entirely change his appearance to slip away from police capture.

The other side shows Abby and Martha Brewster from "Arsenic and Old Lace" (1941):

2 polite old ladys with funny drink 🤣🤣 /end ID].

these r fun

Thinking about Abby and Martha discussing their murders with Jonathan, basically repeating the explanation they gave mortimer and much like Mortimer, Jonathan's very vocal to them about how he doesn't want them to be killing people and wants them to stop. Only unlike his brother, Jonathan's just insecure about the fact that his old, uncool aunts are not just doing what's supposed to be his thing, but are just as good at it as him and he thinks killing out of a desire to do good and with only one, nonpainful or gorey method, is cringe and lame

everyone talks about unhinged women this unhinged women that but no one talks about them. the og unhinged women 

Mort Brewster has a normal one

Favorite Female Movie Characters #29 The Brewster Sisters

Movie: Arsenic and Old Lace

Favorite Quote:

Abby Brewster: Oh, Mortimer, don't be so inquisitive. The gentleman died because he drank some wine with poison in it.

Mortimer Brewster: How did the poison get in the wine?

Martha Brewster: Well, we put it in wine, because it's less noticeable. When it's in tea, it has a distinct odor.

Best Scenes:

And...it's finished, all chapters are uploaded - I'm a bit sad😭 BUT I already have (several) ideas for other (and probably shorter) stories for these two😌 - one will take place in Mortimer's, Jonathan's and Teddy's childhood - but as we say in German "sie steckt noch in den Kinderschuhen" (it's stil in its infancy - huh, well, that's almost the same saying🤷🏻‍♂️). There's also a bonus scene at the end that didn't quite fit the tone of the story (a bit too silly - or not, I'm not so sure anymore) but was too dear to me for it to be deleted....😊

Hello aaol fandom! I wrote something, and because I love shameless self-advertisement, I'm posting it here! It's Johnathan Brewster/Herman Einstein, but almost all the other characters make an appearance too, so there's something for everyone in this tiny fandom

A new aaol fanfic!!!!! 🎉🎉🎉

And it's so very very good and gives me so many fuzzy, warm feelings ❤️

Go, check it out!!!!

arsenic and old lace cast lineup wip (extremely

wip lolol) + finished teddy + preliminary johnny doodlez

mortimer brewster doesn’t know how to talk to short people

[ID: The 'Kuzco's poison meme from Emperor's New Groove but with Abby and Martha Brewster from the 1941's movie Arsenic and Old Lace. One sees Mortimer Brewster (Cary Grant) from behind, talking to his aunts, Martha and Abby, two old white ladies in dresses from the late 19th century. Over the four photos is the following text written:

Oh, right, the poison. The poison for our gentlemen. The poison chosen especially to kill our gentlemen. Our gentlemen's poison.

/end ID].

I bought the colorized version of "Arsenic and Old Lace" and I'm in love❤️❤️

(I mean I love both version, obv, but it was mesmerizing!!! The trees, the background, all the little details😱😍😍 - It costed only 15$ and it was a DVD and not a VHS cassette so.....i had to buy it😂)

(besides Johnny and Herman are in color even gayer 🤣 also Johnny is, in the Melbourne scene, more terrifying 😅 or I just watched the black'n'white version too often 😅🙈)

Hach😍😍

@doodlebat3 @hobbitmajora 😁

I'm currently reading skimming over the shooting script of Arsenic and Old Lace:

@everyone who likes AaoL, and especially Jonathan and Dr. Einstein: we were robbed😭😭

My absolute favorite scene (Frank Capra I'll never forgive you that you cut this🤬) is when Herman and Johnny arrive at the Brewster Home and try to bribe convince the aunts to let them stay for dinner and the following conversation takes places: