𐙚 Rae

girl in the afternoon

[𐙚 Rae @afterraee]

just made an edit of <Love in the Afternoon> and it’s actually my first full movie edit ever

[𐙚 Rae @afterraee]

oh Gary Cooper in Korean tweet? I must be dreaming

[Lost In Film @LostInFilm]

Happy birthday, Gary Cooper! Seen here with Marlene Dietrich on the set of Frank Borzage's 'Desire' (1936)

[𐙚 Rae @afterraee]

@frankjcooper Yeah I saw this too and it was such a mess😅 I would give only one star if Gary Cooper wasn’t in it

[acervy gary cooper @frankjcooper]

3 - DOOMSDAY (1928), dir. Rowland V. Lee
nota: ⭐⭐ (duas estrelas apenas pelos close ups na cara do garyzinho)

ele fez esse filme achando que ia ser um grande filme como se fosse um grande ato. o filme virou uma piada tá beber que merda é essa
que feiúra esse plot misógino

[acervy gary cooper @frankjcooper]

vao ter que aceitar o papai #capitalismo

[audrey hepburn enthusiast @darylandfilms]

tomorrow is valentine's day but it's just another saturday for them 💔

[gia @hepburnest]

i’ve loved you the way they say

[𐙚 Rae @afterraee]

I’m on SEA side and never gonna defend Korea’s racist tweets but girl… what Korean women hates most is Korean man they’re just a bunch of misogynistic scumbags, trust me

[Ga @hiddenscrt30]

Even your own people got married with a girl you called 'monkey'

[acervy gary cooper @frankjcooper]

this is how you age when you smoke like a caipora

[𐙚 Rae @afterraee]

The Last Outlaw (1927)

[acervy gary cooper @frankjcooper]

fuck ass bigode

[𐙚 Rae @afterraee]

@frankjcooper i come to twitter only whenever i see your tweet alarm

[acervy gary cooper @frankjcooper]

GETTING READY TO MAKE HISTORY

[𐙚 Rae @afterraee]

@frankjcooper Best tweet i’ve ever seen

[acervy gary cooper @frankjcooper]

"se entrar no prédio vai ter que parar de trair a mulher"

gary cooper:

[acervy gary cooper @frankjcooper]

coisa linda tava lendo minha edição de lira dos vinte anos e olha se não tinha a greta garbo na capa

[acervy gary cooper @frankjcooper]

feliz natal

[𐙚 Rae @afterraee]

this photo of Yves Montand lowkey reminds me of Humphrey Bogart (i don’t know why)