Indy Pendent Thinking

My Name is Indy. It is short for Jennifer (long story, but true :-)). I am eccentric, mildly insane (aren't we all), and have a wicked sense of humor. I have an affinity for the classics, whether they be film, stars, styles, music, art, literature, decor or architecture. Oh, and I am a mother of twins...Yep, this crazy lady has passed her genes on to torture future generations. It was the least that I could do for this lovely little world.

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delusions and virtues on We Heart It - http://weheartit.com/entry/10068119/via/AnaCarolinaBatista

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Anne Baxter, 1946

Catherine Deneuve

(Source: hoodoothatvoodoo)

”She was absolutely real. I mean, she looked in the other actors’ eyes and told the truth. She had a kind of purity and saintliness. She reminded me of the silent stars like Lillian Gish and Mary Pickford. It was like she wasn’t acting. The amazing thing about Audrey I found from working with her is that she was a very vulnerable person and very fragile emotionally. She was completely professional and she managed to somehow take that vulnerability and sensitivity and marshal it into something she can work with and convey on the screen.”

”She was absolutely real. I mean, she looked in the other actors’ eyes and told the truth. She had a kind of purity and saintliness. She reminded me of the silent stars like Lillian Gish and Mary Pickford. It was like she wasn’t acting. The amazing thing about Audrey I found from working with her is that she was a very vulnerable person and very fragile emotionally. She was completely professional and she managed to somehow take that vulnerability and sensitivity and marshal it into something she can work with and convey on the screen.”

(Source: rustons)