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megairea · 6 months
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I was in the land of the moon and I’ve come back, and here you are and you are life.
Erich Maria Remarque, Arch of Triumph (tr. by Walter Sorell & Denver Lindley), 1945
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wgm-beautiful-world · 5 months
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inthedarktrees · 19 days
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Ingrid Bergman in a dramatic scene from Arch of Triumph, Hollywood, 1946 | Robert Capa
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shelleizm · 10 months
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WHAT CLASSIC YOU SHOULD READ BASED ON YOUR FAVOURITE ABBA SONG
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emmybrown · 1 year
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made an uquiz!! which one of my favorite old hollywood movies are you?
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fawnvelveteen · 1 year
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As Joan Madou in "Arch of Triumph, 1948.
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siranthonyhopkins · 2 years
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Anthony Hopkins in Arch of Triumph (1985)
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vintagehollywood1 · 1 year
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Ingrid Bergman
Arch of Triumph 1948
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rwpohl · 2 years
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darlingbandit · 1 year
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I’ve been trying to find Arch of Triumph for years, and last night I finally discovered that it was available on Plex. And now I wish I’d seen it much sooner; it was that good. Like a gritty Casablanca, it possesses a raw nerve you’re more likely to find in Italian neorealism than in most Hollywood movies (although it does delve into melodrama at the end.) In that same vein, it’s visually pretty stark (parts of it were filmed in Paris only a few years after WWII) and is somehow able to get away with mature subjects that usually would have been toned down by the Hays Code.
Ingrid Bergman is amazing as always (it’s an underrated performance from one of the greatest film actresses ever), but I was quite frankly amazed by Charles Boyer. I’ve always liked Boyer, but I really think this was his best performance (or at least on a par with Gaslight, a very different role.) Sometimes, with a small physical gesture, an actor can absolutely break your heart. I didn’t think the suave, collected Boyer (Hollywood’s resident Frenchman) would ever accomplish that, but he does in this movie.
(I almost forgot to mention that Charles Laughton plays a Nazi officer in this movie—he only has a few scenes, but they’re all showcases for his undeniable talent. His first conversation with Boyer is amazing)
The print I watched was admittedly not good (that’s probably why it was streaming for free.) this movie really needs the Criterion treatment—clean it up a little, maybe include extra scenes from the 4-hour rough cut—and a larger audience (it bombed when it was released in 1948.) Hear that, Criterion? Make it so.
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gwendolyx10 · 9 months
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Wallpaper "Amantes da Lua Nova" - by Gwendoly S.C.
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Wallpaper "Amantes da Lua Nova" - by Gwendoly S.C.
Wallpaper of "Amantes da Lua Nova - Le roman de Perle", an original romance of mine that takes place in the World of Darkness and covers "Vampire: The Masquerade" and "Werewolf: The Apocalypse".
Original characters created by me (Gwendoly S.C.).
———————————————————————— Wallpaper "Amantes da Lua Nova" - de Gwendoly S.C.
Wallpaper de "Amantes da Lua Nova - Le roman de Perle", uma história de romance original minha que se passa no Mundo das Trevas e aborda "Vampiro: A Máscara" e "Lobisomem: O Apocalipse".
Personagens originais criadas por mim (Gwendoly S.C.).
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megairea · 6 months
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We have our dreams because without them we could not bear the truth.
Erich Maria Remarque, Arch of Triumph (tr. by Walter Sorell & Denver Lindley), 1945
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wgm-beautiful-world · 9 months
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P A R I S
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riprawrparty · 10 months
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Ace in France for Bastille Day 🎆🇫🇷 🎆🥐🥖
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russianreader · 1 year
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I'll Show You the Life of the Mind
Academic freedom in the Putinist dictatorship is the freedom to criticize the enemy: MARCH 17, 2020 | The media center at the Alexandrinsky Theater’s New Stage (Fontanka Embankment, 49A, St. Petersburg) will host the first event in a series of conversations between the outstanding scholars of our time, on the occasion of the European University in St. Petersburg’s 25th birthday. A conversation…
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emmybrown · 11 months
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Charles Boyer and Ingrid Bergman in Arch of Triumph (1948)
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