Jessica Chastain attends the ‘Cleopatra’ premiere during The 66th Annual Cannes Film Festival on May 21, 2013

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"It was probably the most honest, beautiful time of an animal instinct I’ve known. I was sitting with Jimmy Stewart when they called for lunch and they turned off the set lights. Everyone left. We were playing a scene where we had our shoes off. And we just sat there on the set, put up our feet, bare feet, and we sat there the whole lunch break together with our feet up and next to each other, not saying a single word. Our feet just occasionally touched each other. It was one of those animal times like when an animal lets you rub its neck. It was the most intimate, rewarding time with another human being I’ve ever known. Feet don’t lie."  - Kim Novak (via throughaface)

Dan, you’re like the closest person I’ve ever met to the guy in ‘American Psycho’. (x)

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How to Steal a Million (1966; dir. William Wyler)

This movie is just so fun. It’s got Audrey Hepburn, who is so bubbly and relatable and endearing in everything, and wearing these fantastic outfits by Givenchy; Peter O’Toole with those super dreamy blue eyes; and the heist itself is really convoluted and entertaining and brilliant.

To keep it short: Nicole (Hepburn) is the daughter of a fantastic art forger. She catches Simon (O’Toole) trying to steal a (fake) Van Gogh from their house and later enlists his help in stealing a (fake) marble sculpture from a very secure museum.

The sexual tension is through the roof and Nicole’s relationship with her obstinate father (he refuses to stop forging art) is really adorable. Couple that with some laughs, bright colors, ridiculous millionaires, and really mod cars, and you’ve got a winner.