When it comes to expressing our emotions on your body in the form of art, tattoos have become the first choice for many people out there. People consider their tattoos to be a symbol of who they are, or who they have come to be, after facing several storms in life.
Greeting to you all readers for my first post. My section called "everything old Hollywood".I have to confess that the reason I chose this topic is because, I am a girl who absolutely obsessed with all things Old Hollywood. There. I said it..... Normally, people my age don't really get me when i told them about this. Some of them told me that i need to see more modern entertainments. They said old Hollywood stuffs are for older people, only their grandparent or their parent will like it. In fact, IT IS NOT! (I'm not screaming). Everybody in every age can appreciate great art if they don't judge it first. Here, let me be your guide to introduce you to the wonderful, marvelous, vintage, and classic, Old Hollywood! The first thing that got my interest in old Hollywood is a black and white movie called, Now, Voyager (1942).The leading star of this film is Bette Davis, who is the reason that made me fall in love with this film. I've saw this film when I was in grade 10. My teacher showed this movie in my film club and i was blown away by Bette's performance. Now, Voyager Bette Davis This movie is based on the famous novel by Olive Higgins Prouty and directed by Irving Rapper. Starring Bette Davis as Charlotte Vale, Paul Henreid as Jerry Durrance, Claude Rains as Dr. Jaquith, and Gladys Cooper as Mrs. Henry Windle Vale. The story begins with a women name Charlotte Vale, who is unattractive, overweight and depress all the time. Her life is dominated by her strictly mother, Mrs. Henry Windle Vale, which is the one that always abuse her with words that she can not be a complete woman with her lack of confidence. With help from her sister-in-law, who's afraid that Charlotte will break down some day, introduces her to Dr. Jaquith, who helps her change her life and transform to a beautiful perfect woman. On the way to return home from the treatment with Dr. Jaquith, Charlotte takes the holiday on the cruise and meets a married man, Jerry Durrance. Charlotte and Jerry become closer and have fallen in love, but they decide they should not see each other anymore for the sake of everyone around them. When Charlotte arrives home, her family is shocked and stunned by her new look. Her mother wants to control her again, but this time Charlotte doesn't do what her mother wants and remains herself. Later, Charlotte gets engaged to a rich widower, but by chance she meets Jerry again. She cancels the engagement and it makes her mother so angry that she has a heart attack. After her mother dies, Charlotte return to the treatment center again. At the treatment center Charlotte meets a girl who reminds her of herself, Tina. So,she asks Dr. Jaquith to help this girl. When the girl is better, Charlotte takes the girl home with her. Jerry and Dr. Jaquith come to visit Charlotte at home. Jerry is happy to see his daughter (Tina) becomes better. Finally, they understand each other and decide to spend time together for his daughter and their love. The End. This film has given Bette the most memorable role. I think her performance in this movie is so amazing. In the scene where Charlotte has transformed, Bette can makes you think that she really feels like for the first time that she is beautiful. Oh I love this woman! She also did a great job when she was a depressed Charlotte. I really believe and feel pity for Charlotte's life with her mother. Here is the trailer of this movie, Now,Voyager. I hope you guys like this and give it a try some time. Remember, never judge things before you try it. Until next time, my friends. ;)
The Seattle-based artist aims to break down the taboos of tattoos in the entertainment industry and show icons as real, inked up people
When it comes to expressing our emotions on your body in the form of art, tattoos have become the first choice for many people out there. People consider their tattoos to be a symbol of who they are, or who they have come to be, after facing several storms in life.
The Hollywood actress - who was in the country directing her Netflix movie First They Killed My Father at the time - had flown the tattoo artist from Bangkok to work on the symbolic inkings.
The Seattle-based artist aims to break down the taboos of tattoos in the entertainment industry and show icons as real, inked up people
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The Hollywood actress - who was in the country directing her Netflix movie First They Killed My Father at the time - had flown the tattoo artist from Bangkok to work on the symbolic inkings.
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When it comes to expressing our emotions on your body in the form of art, tattoos have become the first choice for many people out there. People consider their tattoos to be a symbol of who they are, or who they have come to be, after facing several storms in life.
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