#carole lombard

[norashelley]

Carole Lombard, 1933

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[valentinovamp]

Carole Lombard (1930s)

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[365filmsbyauroranocte]

Nothing Sacred (William A. Wellman, 1937)

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[rosepompadour]

LOVE BEFORE BREAKFAST (1936)

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[classic-hollywood-glam]

Carole Lombard

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[lizztaylor]

Carole Lombard & James Stewart in Made for Each Other (1939)

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[20th-century-man]

Carole Lombard / publicity photo for Paramount, 1931.

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[filmhistories]

"Moonlight... quiet... romance... champagne."

CAROLE LOMBARD and FREDRIC MARCH in The Eagle and the Hawk (1933)

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[citizenscreen]

Leslie Howard, Zeppo Marx, Carole Lombard, Gary Cooper, and Mrs. Zeppo Marx (Marion Benda) at a party in 1933.

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[voguefashion]

Carole Lombard photographed by George Hurrell, 1933.

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[cinematicfinatic]

#carole lombard #classic movies #classic hollywood

[onefootin1941]

Carole Lombard

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[valentinovamp]

Carole Lombard (1930s)

#carole lombard #vintage #actress #1930s #black and white #hollywood

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

Nothing Sacred (William A. Wellman, 1937)

#Nothing Sacred #William A. Wellman #1937 #William A Wellman #Carole Lombard #bed #hangover #comedy

[rosepompadour]

She has a great understanding of people, real people, and there is something awfully warm about her that stretches out to them. She has what the French call la tendresse. As a friend of hers said the other day, “She is a greater woman than an actress – and she is a swell actress.” - "Serious Side of a Screwball” (Screenland, January 1939)

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[hotvintagepoll]

Propaganda

Carole Lombard (To Be Or Not To Be, My Man Godfrey)— One of the most stunningly beautiful and glamorous people of the golden age of Hollywood, and also one of the funniest. She wasn't afraid to be over-the-top and undignified to get a laugh. And legend has it she managed to fend off the unwanted advances of Fredric March by wearing a strap-on in her dressing room and freaking him the hell out when he tried to seduce her. She was a total legend.

Leonor Maia (The Tyrannical Father)— She didn't do a lot of movies but in The Tyrannical Father she is so pretty and charming that there's a guy who's obsessed with her to such a degree he is still a meme 80 years later. Her character's name is Tatão and the guy would stare at her whenever she was there and say her name to the tune of everything. A clock ticking: ta-tão, ta-tão, ta-tão. And to this day one of the lines people know the best from that very quotable movie is "ta-tão". She inspired crushes and horniness of legendary levels.

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.]

Carole Lombard:

She was an amazing actress that I think has become a bit underrated due to her early death. Stellar comedic actress with great dramatic potential, loved hanging around with the crew on set and swore up a storm. I only saw my first movies of hers a little over a year ago and I've been obsessed with watching as many of them as I can find since then. She has this monologue in Hands Across the Table that I had to rewind and watch again because her performance of it was so good.

She defined what it was to be a comedic actress in the 1930s, starring in a bunch of screwball comedies that still hold up. She was married to two certified Hot Vintage Actors, William Powell and Clark Gable, but tragically died at 33 in a plane crash following a war bond rally in 1942. She was the love of Gable’s life, and although he married a couple of more times, he was buried beside her when he died.

Incredibly foul-mouthed, had a habit of stripping in front of gay male costars and loudly wondering why they cared, never wore a bra (and rarely panties), was always yelling about how based the New Deal was.

She was gorgeous and a comedy genius! She could have chemistry with a rock!

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