Robert Downey Jr in his younger days. I’m not a huge Marvel fan but no other person could play Iron Man/Tony Stark, he is perfect casting for the role. Back in the 90s, he also turned in a stellar performance as Charlie Chaplin and later on as Sherlock Holmes. I admire […]
“Hey I’m talking to you McFly, you Irish bug!” Back to the Future is my favorite movie series; I believe its these movies that started my love for the 80s, my favorite film period. I adore Michael J. Fox and he does a phenomenal job of portraying Marty and his hilarious
The Fonz himself, Arthur Fonzarelli played by the amazing Henry Winkler on Happy Days. The epitome of “cool”, the smooth talking, romantic, streetwise greaser with a big heart underneath. It’s quite random how I started watching this 70s show- on an episode of The Office, the characters start saying “Ayyy” with
Oh Michael Richards, you have truly immortalized yourself in the unique, larger than life, wannabe entrepreneurial, prat falling, eccentric, lovable and legendary “hipster doofus” that is Cosmo Kramer. I just binged Seinfeld for the first time in the last year, having never watched it before- while it yes it’s very
Doris Day- my favorite actress! Her wholesome, chirpy demeanor for most of her films led her to be known as the “girl next door”. My favorites of her movies are Move Over Darling, Pillow Talk, Send Me No Flowers, and The Glass Bottom Boat. All of these feature her in ridiculous
My favorite Olympian, the legendary Wilma Rudolph herself- she was the first American woman to win 3 gold medals in track & field in a single Olympic Games. Her story was one of my favorites growing up, as she overcame polio and a leg brace to eventually be called “the fastest
I don’t know a lot or about sports players/athletes, but this guy is my favorite; I loved reading his story growing up. He was a stud of an athlete, he was the first athlete at UCLA to letter in FOUR varsity sports: football, basketball, baseball and track. How talented was
Norma Jean Mortenson, better known as Marilyn Monroe. She is perhaps regarded as Hollywood’s most famous “bombshell”, although the reality was that her life was quite complicated. I wanted to find a picture of her that seemed candid and not a model shot that she is typically seen or publicized in.
James Dean, THE rebel of Rebel Without a Cause! Considered one of the best actors of the Golden Age of Hollywood, he is considered to be a pioneer of the film genre of teen angst.
The sepia-toned version of the Quaint and Content cabin watercolor also featured in Illustrations.
