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After On the Waterfront the other night Anne Helen Petersen did a Q&A. If you don’t know who that is, she has a PhD and taught for a while, and then left academia so she could do what the fuck she wanted. She’s my hero. We fangirled together over Richard Dyer. It was awesome.
I got an internship! I’m going to be working for a company called UnionDocs, which produces and screens (obvs.) documentaries. They have a lot of cool programming and it seems like it’s a good position for meeting lots of other people in film.
I finished Station Eleven, which was incredible, and now I feel book happy.
Today I got to spend the afternoon with this cutie pie! The cheeks!

Marlon Brando leans through the window of his parents home during a visit, Libertyville, Illinois, 1951.
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Marlon Brando and Eva Marie Saint during the filming of On the Waterfront, 1954.
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October 20th @ The Alamo with a videostream Q&A with Carey Elwes.
And they’re giving out signed copies of his autobiography and Princess Bride themed goody bags.
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Lions, and Tigers, and Bears (and giraffes and a gorilla).
Last night I went to see the best movie ever made. Now I kind of want to go to the Bronx Zoo’s Dinosaur Safari and the Museum of Natural History.
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Heading out for a 6 and 1/2 hour double feature.