gradienter:

#ff1282 / #f88c00

(Source: apaullo)

(Source: queerwolf)

getajobwhenigrowold:

Marlon Brando interviewed by Truman Capote in 1956 – on being asked to narrate the film The James Dean story.

 “He listened to me.  He knew he was sick.  I gave him the name of an analyst, and he went.  And at least his work improved.  Toward the end, I think he was beginning to find his own way as an actor.  But this glorifying of Dean is all wrong.  That’s why I believe the documentary could be important.  To show that he wasn’t a hero; show what he really was-just a lost boy trying to find himself.  That ought to be done, and I’d like to do it - maybe as a kind of expiation for some of my own sins.  Like making The Wild One.” 

(Source: jimmyberlin)

updownsmilefrown:

Farm boy slicking up in Colby, Kansas

July 26, 1953

(Source: die4dries)

(Source: asphodelus)

lostarchitecture:

David Hockney