Theodore Bouloukos

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[Theodore Bouloukos @itheodore]

Proustian madeleine.

[GBH Archives @GBHArchives]

Show open from WGBH's iconic children's program 'Zoom' that premiered in 1972 and aired until 1978.

[Theodore Bouloukos @itheodore]

I can’t name a contemporary actor who’s even remotely proximate to this vastly interesting and brilliant man. I should so like to portray him one day.

[James Hogg @JamesAHogg2]

Polymath and raconteur par excellence, Peter Ustinov, tells a wartime anecdote on a 1972 episode of Parkinson. The other guests on this episode were Jackie Charlton, Jimmy Reid and Blossom Dearie.

Imagine what it must have been like in the green room!

Good morning.

[Theodore Bouloukos @itheodore]

@sammm200003 🩷🩷🩷

[Theodore Bouloukos @itheodore]

@WhitStillman I still say it! Holy smokes too.

[Barbara Eden @Barbara_Eden]

Bob Mackie was one of those people who knew how to make you feel like glittering magic, all you had to do was slip into one of his creations.

While the entertainment industry needed smoke and mirrors, all Bob needed was a few yards of sheer fabric, a needle and thread … and beads, lots and lots of beads!

When you wore one of Bob’s creations, you felt like a million dollars.

Bob’s imagination, designs and creations will continue in legend. Bob, your genius will continue to sparkle like the millions of beads you meticulously placed on those of us fortunate enough to have known you.

I still have my gowns and treasure them as much as the day I first put them on. Rest well Bob! -Barbara Eden

[Theodore Bouloukos @itheodore]

@p_stolf Fab!

[Theodore Bouloukos @itheodore]

@p_stolf It certainly does!

[Theodore Bouloukos @itheodore]

@NancySinatra I haven’t stopped crying. Certain people leave us and it knocks me out. Gordon Lightfoot was another. Inexplicable, but I’m saddened.

[Theodore Bouloukos @itheodore]

@WhitStillman Such trash, these people.

[Theodore Bouloukos @itheodore]

Such a lovely soul. RIP.

[Variety @Variety]

Bob Mackie, the “Sultan of Sequins” known for creating flamboyant, show-stopping looks for divas like Cher and Diana Ross, has died at 87.

“It is with a heavy heart that we share the news that Mr. Bob Mackie passed away today,” a statement on his Instagram read. “He lived his 87 years to the fullest, fulfilling his dream of being a Fashion and Costume Designer, which is all he ever wanted to do. His genius and extraordinary designs will live on forever, continuing to bring beauty into this world.”

https://t.co/nHXQzsISWe

[Caroline von Golum @carolineavenue]

ICYMI: this old head is honored to be among this year's 25 New Faces of Film in @FilmmakerMag !

A thousand thank-yous to @44getting and @celizotte for pole-vaulting me into the pantheon and David Cardoza + Dan Welch of Cashiers du Cinema or capturing my likeness!

[Theodore Bouloukos @itheodore]

Stunning.

[Carl Rollyson @crollyson]

I was stunned to learn the other day that Smith College is no longer collecting material about Sylvia Plath. I had offered to donate my digital recordings of interviews with Al Alvarez and others, including Smith students, and the archivist did not show the least interest.

[Theodore Bouloukos @itheodore]

@WhitStillman I don’t get her sudden interest.

[Theodore Bouloukos @itheodore]

@WhitStillman Handily.

[Theodore Bouloukos @itheodore]

@hvrrx I saw these when they were first broadcast. That an actress was doing double time on “James at 15/16.”

[Theodore Bouloukos @itheodore]

This is some scary shit.

[Jacob Coxon @hilbertspaess]

I resigned from Anthropic today. I spent the last three years doing pretraining research at both OpenAI and Anthropic. Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives. More thoughts below.

[Theodore Bouloukos @itheodore]

@innocenceclub @p_stolf Love your portraiture!

[Theodore Bouloukos @itheodore]

@NancySinatra Works for me! Cowards!

[Auteur House @auteurhouse]

Orson Welles talking about the larger acceptance of experimental cinema during an interview in 1962:

"Oh it's wonderful, and it's very hopeful. I mean there are all sorts of difficult subjects being made into mainstream pictures nowadays and they are doing well. People are going to see them. HIROSHIMA MON AMOUR and LAST YEAR AT MARIENBAD. I mean, I don't like them, but I'm so glad that they were made. It doesn't matter that I don't like them. Resnais would probably hate THE TRIAL, but what matters is that a difficult and on the face of it, an experimental, film got made, and is being shown and is competing commercially! In other words what is dying is the purely commercial film, at least that is the great hope!"

[Theodore Bouloukos @itheodore]

@Nick2dew You’re pretty fab. Safe travels!

[Joan Cook from PBS @MissPavIichenko]

The best video you'll see all day