Partisans on the Leningrad brigade moving position, 1943
“I put on an act sometimes,and people think I’m insensitive.Really,it’s like a kind of armour because I’m too sensitive.If there are two hundred people in a room and one of them doesn’t like me,I’ve got to get out.”
Paul Newman photographed by David Sutton, 1965.
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Paul Newman being flawless on What’s my Line? [x]
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Visual scene from ‘Steamboat Bill Jr.’ starring Buster Keaton. To dispel some myths: this was done in one take and it IS Buster Keaton standing there when the facade falls down through him. No… it is not a figment of ‘movie magic. In fact, many stage hands after measuring and calculating where Mr. Keaton should stand, actually left the lot, as that they were afraid that their measurements might be off. The window opening brushed Keaton with 2 inches to spare on both sides. Gutsy move, if I do say so myself
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