Happy birthday Frank Langella πŸŽ‚
πŸ“· Paolo Pellegrin, 2009
β€œHis Nixon in Frost/Nixon is one of the great, mysterious performances of modern times, not an attempt to imitate the president but a profound commentary on him nonetheless.”
- David Thomson Image
Frank Langella by Martha Swope
From the 1977 stage production of Dracula.
@nypl digital collection
Langella is one of the greatest of all Draculas. Image
The 1977 Dracula with Frank Langella featured stage designs by Edward Gorey. Image
John Badham's Dracula, 1979, with Frank Langella, may not be a great movie, but this is one spectacular performance. πŸ¦‡
Here with the wonderful Kate Nelligan.
The still photographer on the set was Bob Penn
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Maureen Anderman & Frank Langella in Seascape.
πŸ“· Joseph Abeles, 1977
@nypl digital collection
You know what, I'm not even going to look up what the hell is going on here. Image
#PhoneCallFromPaul tweet on Frank Langella's birthday πŸŽ‚
Paul @holdengraber talks with the most interesting people
lithub.com/?s=phone+call+…
@CallFromPaul
πŸ“· Paolo Pellegrin, 2009 Image
Frank Langella as Salieri & Dennis Boutsikaris as Mozart, in Peter Shaffer's Amadeus.
πŸ“· Martha Swope, 1983
@nypl digital collection
I would have loved to see this. Image

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3 Jan
Remembering Sergio Leone on his birthday πŸŽ‚
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"Those who cherish CinemaScope will always luxuriate in Leone’s inscrutable spaces."
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πŸ“· Graham Nash, 1969
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πŸ“· Richard Faulks, 1997
"I thought, O.K., we’re all taking photographs of an existing event. But we don’t have to make a photograph; we can paint. And that prompted me to experiment." Image
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β€œIn Lost Weekend Milland suddenly revealed himself as an actor capable of showing all the flaws in attractiveness.”
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Vanity Fair, April 1931
"Wong’s career contested, accommodated, and, most importantly, denaturalized various forms of orientalism."
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Anna May Wong by Paul Tanqueray
vintage bromide print, 1929
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I adore this drawing of J.R.R. Tolkien by Betty Swanwick.
pencil and wash, 1966-1967
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J.R.R. Tolkien by John Wyatt
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