Time travel 🧳 back to a bygone era.

I love seeing these photos and Paris with brick streets. ❤

are you sure these are women???? holy crap!

That music. No

Very interesting compilation, with a few faces famous in history. 1870 is unusually late for any daguerreotype portrait, and I'm wondering which images included here might date after 1860.

Perfect choice of music. I love all these old photos, it is so interesting.

Fantastic photos and the music is perfect.. Looking at all their faces makes me wonder what their lives were like.

I've been noticing the rifles that a few of the gentlemen posed with. The hammers are on the left side of the weapon and not the right side. I have an 1882 Springfield rifle, which I know is after the Civil War, and the hammer is mounted on the right side. I then assumed that the pictures were developed backwards. But some of the photos with these rifles have signs that are facing the right way. I took a few moments to research the weaponry used in the civil war and I didn't find any examples of rifles with the hammer on the left side. .

Her facial expressions are subtle, like how a real person in her situation would be. The blankness of her stare and the simultaneous severity of her face in the thumbnail is the best. I loved all parts of this movie but the performance of Judith Anderson stands out so much.

Judith Anderson was the most memorable character in the film whereas Favell was the most memorable in the book, those damn villains!

It’s funny when you watch later adaptations they seem melodramatic in comparison. You’d think it would be the other way round but this is so subtle. Judith is wonderfully understated and terrifying

went through your playlist, thx.

Actually this really goes back into the 40s and 50s. Those were the days.

Ever got to see Roadside America in Pennsylvania?

Hey thank you for these! This part of the American experience is something we all need to see. The pre-corporrate America was an absolute wonderland of creativity, kitsch, and uniqueness.

Name of the music please.

What a memorable performance from Judith Anderson. She played this character so convincingly that she made of Mrs. Danvers a protagonist of nightmares. So creepy, so frightening....

Incredible photos. What a mesmerizing people we used to be.

I don't know how the algorithm led me here. lot's of great pictures. thanks

0:00 Larry ❤

One day they will recover their land

Dame Judith Anderson born my country Australia! Anna Massey did good job in tv remake but only one Mrs Danvers the original!!

Love this, are the city with ruins from the Civil War?

Wasn't Judith Anderson the queen's maid in _The Ten Commandments_ ?

That uncanny little head twitch and tilt at 9:44... I am absolutely positive that Willemijn Verkaik studied that exact moment over and over in preparation to play in the role in Vienna-right before she sighs into the second verse of her first reprise of Rebecca (act 2), in the video posted by skjonnet-I see it in that moment before she approaches Rebecca's bed.

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Watch the Dame Diana Rigg performance, totally different take on the character.

🤷 *Promo sm*

Very beautiful, the era of clothes i love. Also the empire style before victorian Thank you!

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Cécile Chaminade's Piano Trio No. 2 was written in 1886, and this movement has always given me Star Wars vibes.

I miss America back then

Amazing work

I have a problem with colorized old films. How can anyone be sure about the true original color of clothes, buildings, objects, and other things?

Lovely choice of music for bringing us quite, quite specifically to these moments. As good as a time machine . . . almost. To the point where, when I went out onto the street, I could only wonder where are the horses? Like the rag man's horse that I petted when I was a kid in New Jersey. And where did the trolleys go?

This is a treasure. Oh, where are all the sick, fat, diabetic people? These are people who didn't watch TV. Rather, they read. It was a time when a man thrilled at the turn of woman's ankle, not became bored over the whole hog. Now tell me again, please, how things are always getting better.

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Daniella

Every single one of these photographs look so peaceful because it was an incredibly peaceful time in this country. So peaceful in fact, this was a time before windows and doors were manufactured with locks. Think about that for a second. No worry about letting your kids play outside. Hell, you didn't even have to worry about what your kids were being taught in school. Didn't worry about your kids experimenting with drugs or finding out that they overdosed at some party last night. Even though everyone had guns, no worrying about mass shooters or drive-bys. No worries about some scumbag breaking in your front door. No worrying about what part of town you can and can't go to. No worries about..... oh it's too late, it's unsafe to go outside. No worrying about getting carjacked or having your car stolen. If you don't think this country has gone to absolute shit, you are fooling yourself.

A fabulous performance in my favorite Hitchcock film.

The creepiest Mrs Danvers in cinema history. Judith Anderson was robbed of her of her academy award.

🍀 'Promo sm'.

The most unsatisfying thing about this film is that Mrs. De Winter never gives Mrs. Danvers the slap into next week that she deserved.

I'm thrilled about this, Mrs Danvers is so fascinating in her obsession