Luís Adriano

Produtor, apresentador de Reality show, cinéfilo, leitor, debochado. Me conhecer é uma ótima experiência! 😁✌

[Luís Adriano @luesadl]

Que prazer ter minha 1ª temporada já toda disponível! Disse que faria um reality e fiz mesmo, agora vamos rumo à 2ª temporada.

[Grande Centro Detetives @GCDdetetives]

Eles são 8 recrutas disputando o título de vencedor e o prêmio de R$ 5.000,00!

Quem deles será que sairá vitorioso do nosso jogo? 💰🏆

[jaz 🪼 ꕤ｡˚⋆ @putyurlightasup]

this randomly being the week of drag race legends coming back

[Rincón Curioso @RincnCuriosoo]

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[Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07]

She was 86 when she auditioned for Titanic. At 87, she walked the Oscar red carpet. She lived to be exactly 100 years old. It's never too late.

In 1996, director James Cameron was casting *Titanic*, the most expensive film ever made. Kate Winslet had already been chosen as the young Rose. But Cameron still needed someone to play Rose eighty-four years later—a woman whose face could carry a lifetime of love, loss, and memory.

He found Gloria Stuart.

She was 86 years old.

Most of Hollywood had forgotten her name. Back in the 1930s, Gloria had been a successful actress at Universal Pictures, appearing in films like *The Invisible Man* and *The Old Dark House*. But she had stepped away from acting decades earlier to become a painter, sculptor, and printmaker.

Then the phone rang.

James Cameron offered her the audition.

Gloria read the script and immediately understood the character. Old Rose wasn't simply telling a story. She was remembering an entire lifetime.

"I can do this," she believed.

And she did.

Her performance became the emotional heart of *Titanic*. While audiences remembered the romance between Jack and Rose, it was Gloria who held the story together. Her quiet voice, gentle smile, and expressive eyes made eighty-four years of memories feel real.

When she whispered, "It's been 84 years," audiences believed every word.

Gloria had lived through two World Wars, the Great Depression, the rise of Hollywood, and the fall of the old studio system. She brought a lifetime of experience into every scene.

In December 1997, *Titanic* became a worldwide phenomenon.

The following year, at 87 years old, Gloria Stuart received an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress.

She became the oldest performer ever nominated in that category.

She didn't win the Oscar.

But she won something even greater.

After more than sixty years away from the spotlight, the world remembered her again.

Gloria often said it was never too late to create, to learn, or to begin again. She never regretted leaving Hollywood because her years as an artist gave her a richer understanding of life—and that wisdom found its way into Old Rose.

She lived until 2010.

Exactly 100 years.

Her final decade became the most celebrated chapter of her career.

Gloria Stuart proved that success doesn't always arrive when you're young. Sometimes the role you're remembered for comes after an entire lifetime of living.

She was 86 when she auditioned for *Titanic*.

At 87, she walked the Oscar red carpet.

At 100, she left behind a performance that generations will continue to discover.

It's never too late.

[Luís Adriano @luesadl]

@GoneBoy94 Berenice Bejo

[Luís Adriano @luesadl]

Eu acho essa grupo um dos mais aleatoriamente indicados dos últimos anos! Um misto curiosíssimo de gente muito estranha no passado total!

[Lave Nancia @GoneBoy94]

2011 Supporting Actress

Bérénice Bejo, The Artist
Jessica Chastain, The Help
Melissa McCarthy, Bridesmaids
Janet McTeer, Albert Nobbs
Octavia Spencer, The Help

Vota por tu favorita!

[Drag Doll ♥️ @DragDollCo]

Morgan McMichaels after watching RuPaul tell Sam and Jasmine that they’re both going to the semi-finals:

[ronni @rovnni]

O WhatsApp precisa remover a notificação "esta mensagem foi apagada". É um drama totalmente desnecessário!

[Brian Rowe @mrbrianrowe]

One of the most egregious acting Oscar snubs so far in the 21st century will always be the amazing Amy Adams in Arrival

[Danilo @BornThisDanilo]

Pediram pra escolher uma fonte, mas a pessoa encarregada era indecisa

[Fotos de Fatos @FotosDeFatos]

Pra quem não sabe, esse era o Google dos maias.

[miloš @urgrocerygoer]

WHERE THE FUCK WAS THIS ENERGY FOR MORGAN MCMICHAELS #dragrace

[sirenix @vypslon]

Joey foi a maior surpresa desse bracket roxo pra mim, voltou extremamente divertida, carismática e lapidadíssima. Fico triste por ela não ter passado pras semis pq merecia MUITO (no shade, mas deveria ter levado pelo menos 2 wins).

[Lucy 💐🌈🍸🤠🇺🇦🇬🇧 @Kitten2402]

#AudreyHepburn 🌸

[Remembering Dame Angela Lansbury 🇺🇦 @_AngelaLansbury]

Dame Angela Lansbury and the late Ann Blyth were teenage Best Supporting Actress Oscar nominees in 1945 (for The Picture of Dorian Gray & Mildred Pierce).

Exactly 40 years later, they reunited one the set of Murder, She Wrote, which became Ms. Blyth final screen role.

R.I.P.

[Kas (Seddera Side) @sedderaside]

a new supreme has risen

[Luís Adriano @luesadl]

Sempre me choca a indicação dela por Detective's Story como lead.

[cha @filmmementos]

must watch eleanor parker films 🧡

[GreenGay 💚 @GreenGayYT]

She proved you can do everything right. Win the most challenges (3/3), represent your culture unapologetically, take PreP, about to possibly be the first gay person crowned by the franchise. But if the judges are homophobic, none of it matters

[Noirchick In Old Hollywood @Noirchick1]

Audrey Hepburn's own long hair was cut short for real in this charming scene from "Roman Holiday"... giving the world its first view of the perfect short hair framing that perfectly lovely face.....

[betty @mylenefarrmer]

nesse ritmo nestante vao chamar dani calabresa

[Gabriel Coppola @gabcoppoIa]

viciado em só retuitar cansado de ter pensamentos originais!!!!!!!!!!!!!!