I want to share with you some of my finds.
The next item is an original painting. It captures the true essence of Audrey Hepburn in her hay day.
What baby boomer hasn't seen "Gone With The Wind" a few times? I know I have.I imagine myself, back in the day, cuddled up in from of the T.V. with a box of tissue and eating a ton of popcorn. I drooled over Rhett Butler (Clark Gable) and hollering at Scarlet, "kiss him, you fool!!!" *sigh* I digress.
"Gone With The Wind" Cross stitch or knitting or crochet pattern 002 - houseofstitches - $4.00
My all time favorite romantic movie, without a doubt - hands down, is "An Affair to Remember -1967". (The remake of the "Love Affair" - 1939) Cary Grant stole my heart and (I'm dying if I'm lying) every other young girl's as well. *Gush*Love Affair - Cary Grant - Deborah Carr - Artisticcollage - $50.00
I hope you enjoyed taking a stroll down memory lane with me. You can find these awesome items in the respective sellers shop. It was fun.This blog is dedicated to the memory of;
David Carradine - December 8 1936 - June 3, 2009
Anne ^i^
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Wonderful finds from movie memory lane!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ruthie. I love those old movies.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I particularity like the awesome talent of Reso914's - Audrey. Very skilled young man.
ReplyDeleteAs one who loves the classics, your made some perfect choices!
ReplyDeleteThanks also for featuring one of Ryan's (Reso) pictures Audrey Hepburn - what a classy lady. Also love the painting from"Gone with the Wind" one of my favorite movies. My other favorite is "Casablanca" - maybe I should have him do Ingrid Bergman!
Great post!! I LOVE old movies!! Your picks are great!! I especially like Reso's Audrey! Oh, and An Affair To Remember is one of my all time favorites too!!! Sigh.....Cary Grant.....what a gorgeous, classy man!
ReplyDeleteWonderful post! I love old movies and their fashions. I always loved Myrna Loy and Grace Kelly. I took the Facebook quiz "Which actres are you?" and I was most like Judy Garland.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to the Ingrid Bergman piece, Pam. You must be very proud of Ryan. He has a great future ahead of himself if he continues on this route.
ReplyDeleteWow, Tricia - Judy Garland! That'f pretty cool!
Anne ^i^
I love old movies!
ReplyDeleteone of my favorite things about growing up was being able to watch the old movies on rainy days with my momma. thank you for the reminder!
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure! I like warm and fuzzy moments like those too.
ReplyDeleteAnne ^i^