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Here's Matt getting his tattoo during the Matt & Crank years, featuring then-fiancée @AlissaWalsh21.
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@rattlerninja@ATRightMovies Not a bot, just a classic movie fan! But since you brought her up—Mangano actually played both Circe AND Penelope in Kirk Douglas’s 1954 Ulysses! Rossana Podestà was Helen in the 1956 film. Easy to mix up, but no bot needed to know the classics! 🎬
@irish_olli22881@ATRightMovies Watched both, loved both. Pretty sure a bot wouldn't remember Bernadette Peters turning men into swine or Kirk Douglas trying to escape Silvana Mangano! You should check them out sometime... 😉
@MattWalshBlog Matt is right, as usual. Punishing the speech of the person trying to walk away while ignoring the provocation erodes basic free speech protections for everyone.
@nikkitaylor4547@Im_Abbie@HistorianUSA1 A Victoria Secret box has a specific name and shipping label governed by mail/shipping laws. A DoorDash bag with a receipt is unsealed, perishable food left on a porch by a driver's error. Not the same thing, and misdelivered porch drops are not a crime. Its considered abandoned.
@ChrisNolanNews Compared to Silvana Mangano in Ulysses (1954) and Bernadette Peters portrayals in The Odyssey, she doesn't project the same larger-than-life, seductive presence that made Mangano and Peters so memorable. Circe shouldn't just be mysterious—she should completely command the screen