Jean Seberg in À Bout de Souffle, 1960.
Vintage On Screen
…And the rest. Now that I’ve covered the main Mad Men, here’s my final catch-up on the rest of the troops.
Continuing from yesterday, here’s where season 5 of Mad Men left SCDP rogues Roger Sterling, Harry Crane, and Pete Campbell…
It won’t be long now until I’m parked in front of my TV with a glass of champagne, eagerly soaking in the two-hour premiere of Mad Men season 6 like an excited puppy…
My favorite part of Funny Face from 1957: Audrey Hepburn’s wild dance in the Parisian beatnik café.
Stills from Day for Night (La nuit américaine) by François Truffaut, 1973. My favorite of his movies.
The clothes in Riot are amazing. It’s got some of the most colorful, 60s-tastic vintage I’ve seen in awhile. My eyes were having a party the whole time…
The return of Mad Men: April 7, 2013. Promo photos were released recently of Vincent Kartheiser, Jon Hamm, Christina Hendricks, John Slattery, January Jones, Kiernan Shipka, and Jessica Paré.
Papa was a rolling stone, where ever he laid his hat was his home. And when he died, all he left us was alone…
Baby, you’re driving my crazy | The way you turn me on | Then you shot me down | Well, tell me baby | Am I just your clown? Psycho!
You keep saying you’ve got something for me: something you call love, but confess. You’ve been messin where you shouldn’t have been a messin…
The designs are bright, brave, and startling to see in a period piece like this—but that’s the point. They represent the adventurousness and confidence of Abbie’s character…
Day of the Locust: John Schlesinger’s 1975 adaptation of Nathanael West’s novel. One of the most disturbing movies I’ve ever seen in my life, and also one of the most interesting.
