Jade Bahr

https://www.interviewmagazine.com/film/demi-moores-gory-glory

^ https://www.lofficielusa.com/film-tv/nicole-kidman-the-perfect-couple-netflix-horror-philanthropy

Another "older woman falls for younger guy" situation. Since I love Laura Dern and I freakin loved Liam with Kate in "The Dressmaker" I'm already sold @Lilja K

This play never seem to get old.

🤣 @Lilja K

Most accurate headline ever written @Lilja K https://www.esquire.com.au/culture/travis-fimmel-isnt-your-typical-movie-star/

his self-confident appearance is so hot 🥵 @Lilja K TRAVIS FIMMEL as Desmond Hart DUNE: PROPHECY (trailer)

Will watch "part 1" finally on friday Baldoni vs Lively: ‘It Ends With Us' Sequel in Limbo The rift between “It Ends With Us” star Blake Lively and her director/co-star Justin Baldoni is not subsiding. Variety is reporting that they are still not on speaking terms, and a sequel is currently in limbo. The idea of a sequel not happening for a film, budgeted at only $25M, and destined to make $300M worldwide, is highly unusual, then again so is this feud. There’s a lot of bad blood between Baldoni and Lively, to the point where they purposely avoided each other during press for the film. A sequel to the novel, “It Starts With Us,” has been published, but Baldoni owns the rights to it, and his company Wayfarer would have to greenlight the film. The actor/director is said to be holding off of any negotiations for the sequel. “This is uncharted territory, and nobody has any idea of what a sequel could look like,” says a source familiar with the situation. “There’s probably no world where these two will work together again.” Press caught on to the friction between Baldoni and Lively, which seems to stem from an old-fashioned editing room battle. Multiple sources told TheInSneider that there were competing cuts of the film. Apparently, Lively took over Baldoni’s edit despite his cut having scored higher with audiences. How did Lively get away with this? She has a powerful husband, Ryan Reynolds, Deadpool himself, who “basically took over the movie and buddied up to author Colleen Hoover to see that their cut won.” The end result is that now “[Justin] Baldoni and Blake [Lively] hate each other,” according to Sneider’s sources, adding that Lively has a massive ego and Hollywood can sometimes tend to reward that. There’s also controversy over Lively actually admitting that Reynolds wrote a key scene that ended up in the film. Sources say that came as news to Baldoni, who thought the scene had been ad libbed by Lively. This could also be a guild violation as Reynolds’ “work” on the film was potentially done during the WGA strikes. As a member of the guild, Reynolds would have been barred from contributing to the screenplay. Baldoni has already nixed the idea of directing the sequel, wryly suggesting, “I think Blake Lively’s ready to direct.”

I could be totally wrong since I don't know the dude at all but he doesn't appear to me that he would be grieving that much when this relationship will end since he's already benefitting from it big times lol

What I learned in that doc is that her mother was diagnosed with cancer in 2015 (for the first time). She started dating Joe in 2016. I'm not a psychologist but maybe it's somehow connected seeing something of her and herself in him since she's very close to her mother.

^just a bit more smut 😚 @Lilja K Jax Teller: literal sex God Cheek to fucking cheek. Hovering *just* above her. So damn close. Exhaling over and over in her ear. The thrust. The heft. The weight behind his fuck. His iron grip on that pillow.

Travis Fimmel should belong in this wishful group too for obvious reason It's kinda funny to me that Boyd already worked with Austin and Travis at least appears in the same Universe as Austin aka DUNE 😁 *me

^imagine him climbing like this on you every freakin mornin & night 🥵😮🤯 ... or waking up to this hot messy view every morning. Blessed forever 😍 bonus Jax is my roman empire I know once started I just can't stop

Well I only watched it for the 2 seconds of her hot back then boyfriend. She still annoys me so I don't think this doc doesn't really changes how you see her. Either you already liked her before or you just don't. Or maybe I'm just not the target group (but actually I'm 💯% her preferred demographic) lol

I'M SCREAMING I'M FAINTING I'M IN BIKER HEAVEN!!!!!! @Lilja K Benny Cross (The Bikeriders) | Jax Teller (Sons of Anarchy)

Haha lovely... and accurate 💯 (actually love a criminial for years yeah not sorry lol)

Yeah well very least people are worse than this dude I guess LOL Personally she's absolutely not my type but I guess she's defined as beautiful and/or attractive yeah.

I dunno but I guess since she appears very likeable here even I thought she had her good moments/I felt empathy with her lol

On point 💯 I think he didn't care for her money, fame, status whatever one bit but only for her "true" self however that might be look(ed). I'm REALLY curious what he saw in her because they seem so freakin different in pretty much everything lol

Actor and VFX maestro Van Ling about his TITANIC experience. His part based on real life passenger Fang Lang (you even see his rescue in the extended cut). Didn't know he also was the assistent of James Cameron for years. Interesting what you can learn about this movie after so many years 😄 Fang Lang appears as a possible cameo in Titanic (1997), portrayed by Van Ling. He appears in some third-class scenes. During the sinking, Fang Lang, Jack, Rose, Fabrizio, Tommy and some third-class passengers broke one of the gates so they could go to the upper deck. He still remains on the ship until the end, but survived because he climbed onto a door and waited until 5th Officer Lowe pulled him into Lifeboat 14. (Titanic Wiki | Fandom) Lang was one of the only eight Chinese passengers aboard the Titanic. Out of the eight, six survived, five boarding lifeboats, and Lang being rescued from the water when Lowe went back to look for survivors. Since all were third class and likely had limited English, the odds were already stacked against them. However, not knowing English combined with their skills as sailors might have actually given them the advantage, as they were quick to evacuate when the stewards were telling third class to stay in their rooms. After Lang was rescued from the freezing cold water (which was featured in one of the deleted scenes from the movie), he tirelessly rowed till they were picked up by the Carpathia. He was praised for his effort and bravery that night. Unfortunately, even after everything, the six arrived in the US only to be deported due to the Chinese Exclusion Act, which prohibited Chinese people from working in the country. However, Lang was eventually able to return to the US. They were also disgraced in their own country for surviving when so many had died. Part of this may have been the fault of J. Bruce Ismay, who ended up in a lifeboat with four of these men. In an attempt to save his reputation of being labelled a coward, he said these men had snuck in and were hiding inbetween the seats. Yet, records show that there was a guard for that boat, preventing people from sneaking in, and squatting in that fashion was actually common practice for Chinese workers. They likely were allowed free access to that boat. Documentary filmmaker Arthur Jones created the film “The Six” [released in 2020], finally clearing up any misconceptions about the surviving Chinese passengers, whose names had been sullied for over a century. (Nuala Gathercole Lam- Sixth Tone)