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fuck it sylvia fowler fancam
#song is she's such a bitch by mirage amuro#if you saw this when i posted it half an hour ago no you didnt i had to fix some things#anyways i learned how to use davinci resolve for this which was absolutely overkill but yk whatever.#sylvia fowler#the women 1939#rosalind russell#the women#my post#my edit#<- thats a new one we'll see if it ever comes back. anyways ive been through it trying to get this properly saved and posted so#please please clap. and also im in love with her just btw
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Rosalind Russell
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There’s been a lamp burning in the window for ya, honey… here. Oh, I jumped out that window a long time ago. Rosalind Russell as Hildy Johnson in His Girl Friday (1940) dir. Howard Hawks
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Propaganda
Rosalind Russell (His Girl Friday, Auntie Mame, The Women)—Hugely influential in her role as Hildy in His Girl Friday, Russell is perhaps the greatest influence on the character of Lois Lane. Catty, hilarious and charming, Russell is the blueprint for every sharp tongued transatlantic diva. In The Women she wears a series of incredible fits including a wonderful Schiaparelli dress covered in eyes. Later in her career she was the incredible Queer Icon Mame, a model of bohemian life that still resonates today
Nina Mae McKinney (Hallelujah, Pie Pie Blackbird, The Devil’s Daughter)—One of the first black movie stars, Nina worked with Bill ‘Bojangles’ Robinson, King Vidor, and Paul Robeson. She was the first Black Actress to be signed to one of the major studios, MGM, but her career was stalled by a lack of roles.
This is round 2 of the tournament. All other polls in this bracket can be found here. Please reblog with further support of your beloved hot sexy vintage woman.
[additional propaganda submitted under the cut.]
gotta add in some more propaganda for ros!! you really don’t get how funny she is until you actually watch her do comedy, so here you go!! honestly, she kind of steals the women which is insane because it is absolutely full of talented actresses (many hot vintage ladies) giving amazing performances— she’s just that good in it!!
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Rosalind Russell (His Girl Friday, Auntie Mame, The Women)—Hugely influential in her role as Hildy in His Girl Friday, Russell is perhaps the greatest influence on the character of Lois Lane. Catty, hilarious and charming, Russell is the blueprint for every sharp tongued transatlantic diva. In The Women she wears a series of incredible fits including a wonderful Schiaparelli dress covered in eyes. Later in her career she was the incredible Queer Icon Mame, a model of bohemian life that still resonates today
Nina Mae McKinney (Hallelujah, Pie Pie Blackbird, The Devil’s Daughter)—One of the first black movie stars, Nina worked with Bill ‘Bojangles’ Robinson, King Vidor, and Paul Robeson. She was the first Black Actress to be signed to one of the major studios, MGM, but her career was stalled by a lack of roles.
This is round 2 of the tournament. All other polls in this bracket can be found here. Please reblog with further support of your beloved hot sexy vintage woman.
[additional propaganda submitted under the cut.]
gotta add in some more propaganda for ros!! you really don’t get how funny she is until you actually watch her do comedy, so here you go!! honestly, she kind of steals the women which is insane because it is absolutely full of talented actresses (many hot vintage ladies) giving amazing performances— she’s just that good in it!!
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Propaganda
Rosalind Russell (His Girl Friday, Auntie Mame, The Women)—Hugely influential in her role as Hildy in His Girl Friday, Russell is perhaps the greatest influence on the character of Lois Lane. Catty, hilarious and charming, Russell is the blueprint for every sharp tongued transatlantic diva. In The Women she wears a series of incredible fits including a wonderful Schiaparelli dress covered in eyes Later in her career she was the incredible Queer Icon Mame, a model of bohemian life that still resonates today
Ruby Keeler (42nd Street)—iconic dancer of the 1930s [video below the cut]
This is round 1 of the tournament. All other polls in this bracket can be found here. Please reblog with further support of your beloved hot sexy vintage woman.
[additional propaganda submitted under the cut]
#screaming shaking crying VOTE ROS!!!#literally one of the funniest people to ever grace the screen imho… also like.#idk maybe I’ll go find a clip bc her physical comedy is really good she just exudes a hot and silly energy what can I say.#genuinely tho look me in the eyes. vote for Rosalind Russell do it for me#rosalind russell#hvlp#old hollywood
“No doubles were used in the fight sequence where Rosalind Russell bites Paulette Goddard. Despite the permanent scar resulting from the bite, the actresses remained friends.” The Women (1939) dir. George Cukor
hey gay people! it's my sacred duty to write increasingly niche fanfic about messy women at a devastatingly slow pace! so, here's that! the cats that walk alone - the women (1939), crystal allen/sylvia fowler
Absently, instead of paying attention to the boring old vows, she wonders if it’s still considered slumming if the girl has gone and married rich. - or, an exploration of how Sylvia Fowler went from interrogating Crystal and storming away to washing Crystal’s back in a bathtub, told through a small collection of scenes
#my post#my writing#it feels genuinely comical to tag this by like fandom and stuff because i mean one i dont really care#but two. who on earth is out here searching for the women through tumblr tags. not only is in 1939 but like terrible as search terms#but whatever i'll do it anyways#the women (1939)#old hollywood#joan crawford#rosalind russell#oh and for my followers this here is a glimpse into my most recent hyperfixation (old hollywood women and movies)#ive been stuck here for months. if i start blogging about terrible movies you've never heard of that can only be found on archive.org#then. that's my business. and i am sorry.#edit: fuck it this post gets pinned. yes it’s nothing compared to the any fic but it is where I live now. either way it takes you to my ao3