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Lost + Found
A section devoted to giving a second life to photos of couples that I've found at various thrift, antique, and junk shops throughout the country.
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Some of my favorite screen kisses:
-Between Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery at the end of "The Last of Mrs. Cheyney"
-Between Joel McCrea and Laraine Day in "Foreign Correspondent"
-Between Grace Kelly and Jimmy Stewart at the beginning of "Rear Window"
-Between Helena Bonham Carter and old what's his name in "A Room with a View"
-Between Robert Redford and Meryl Streep in "Out of Africa"
I love your blog!
Lara! Those are some great moments! It's hard to choose my favorite out of them!!
Love your blog!
I'm following it now!
Creative idea, congrats.
If it's possible, visit my blog too...
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Porter, I'm glad you like! You should do a week's special on Joel McCrea... anytime he kisses anybody, it's like... whew!! *faints*
I love, love screen kisses and love this blog idea. It's brilliant!
You simply have to love this blog - eh? I do! Makes me so happy :)
sweet blog.
I kinda like your blog but wondering how you are able to collect pictures and the dialogues related to it. Hmmm...I guess, a whole lot of research involved.
Mmmmm....Cary Grant...Mmmmmm
Speaking of Cary Grant, one of my absolute favorites is his kissing scene with Ingrid Bergman in Alfred Hitchcock's Notorious- it's a long sequence of little kisses because the regulators at the time wouldn't let them show a kissing scene that was so long! I love this blog, by the way.
j'aime ton blog il est magnific :)
je va venir voir tout le jour.
L.M.
Love the picture!
Reminds me pure love , romantic
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you have a nice blog i love it.
Saw you on Blogs of Note
I was really surprised by the lack of modern-day photos - is there really a lack of love since the 60s/70s? I mean, I love the hippie movement, but I hope it didn't die with them.
Also, may I suggest love songs? I know a few that simply make me swoon when I hear them - the words are so powerful!
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PS - I ADORE Cary Grant. I will definitely add this to my list of blogs, but I do hope you consider my suggestions! =)
Yes, of course there will be more modern things to come . . . in time. It's just one my favorite time period would be the 40s-60s . . . Right when Hollywood was starting.
I agree with everyone. Cary Grant . . . boy oh boy!! Thank you all of visiting :)
handsome guy sex.
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