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So true.
David Tennant and Catherine Tate in Much Ado About Nothing, part 1
“My dear Lady Disdain, are you yet living?”
“Why should Disdain die when she has such feast to feed on as Signor Benedick?”
I miss youz guyz.
(via spacestarordering)
“In the Fifties and Sixties, the life of a gay man was a secret. Homosexuality was illegal, so you didn’t draw attention to yourself. But coming out is the best thing I ever did and I’ve never met a gay person who didn’t think the same. Even now there are young actors who want careers as romantic leading men and the best thing is not to reveal you’re gay. I suppose I used to wonder if I’d be allowed to play Romeo if I came out. Eventually, I thought if you compromise to the extent of lying about yourself, is there any job in the world that’s worth that? I don’t think there is. It’s still a sensitive issue in Hollywood, though.” (December 2012)
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A Valentine’s Day-eve love poem from Vera Pavlova. You can read another one of Vera’s poems (and sign up to receive a Poem-A-Day from Knopf this April) here.
<3
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I can’t offer you a legally binding union, it won’t hold up in the state, the county or frankly any court in the world due to your age, lack of a license and failure to get parental consent BUT the ritual does carry a very important moral weight within yourselves - you can’t enter into this lightly. Look into my eyes - do you love each other?
Moonrise Kingdom illustrated by Ben Mounsey :: via green-glasses
River and I would talk about being old, being in our 50s together, how it’d probably take us that long to get to work together. There was something gorgeous about us being old together. River will be missed -period. I mean now, more than ever I wish I could talk to him.
(Source: freecocaine, via cinemastatic)