
Icon: Peter O’Toole
By Sarah Standing 11 June 13
An actor by accident, an Oscar winner by right, last year Peter O’Toole let the curtain fall on a career as a leading man who made headlines for all the right - and wrong - reasons. In his final interview, GQ talks to the movies’ man of mischief about drama school antics, those binges with Richard Burton and how he made international stardom look so damn easyMuchos gracias for typing the interview for us :D
err… i didn’T type, but copy-pasted. :)
AHHH sooo sorry but thnks for providing that :D
Various Famous Historical Figures who did not have Mustaches with Mustaches.
It seems like there are many (maybe even most) historical figures have bestowed upon their upper lip a mustache. Here is a tribute to those of history who usually did not sport a mustache. I tribute some of these stache-less yet great people by giving them poorly-photoshopped mustaches.
Oh and lastly…
Once again, making my family proud.
Icon: Peter O’Toole
By Sarah Standing 11 June 13
An actor by accident, an Oscar winner by right, last year Peter O’Toole let the curtain fall on a career as a leading man who made headlines for all the right - and wrong - reasons. In his final interview, GQ talks to the movies’ man of mischief about drama school antics, those binges with Richard Burton and how he made international stardom look so damn easy
Muchos gracias for typing the interview for us :D
films that are a+ and you should totally watch: lawrence of arabia (1962)
Of course,and yes I can go bitch mode if anyone bitch againist that flawless film

# a well-deserved film # LoA # Lawrence of Arabia # amen
Who?
-Peter O’Toole’s question when asked what he thought of Robert Pattinson, the 26-year-old star of the Twilight series, playing T.E. Lawrence in Werner Herzog’s forthcoming Queen of the Desert.
Basically Peter O’Toole is too cool to see R-Patz…


T. E. Lawrence has a rather sad passage about ‘complex men who know how sacrifice uplifts the redeemer and casts down the bought.’ He doesn’t use the word ‘complex’ flatteringly, and neither do I.
The Charioteer, Mary Renault (via apiphile)



