Closer look at the pics of the inspired styled ensemble featuring vintage Kangol veiled hat, Arrogant Cat jacket, and buttersoft leather elbow gloves.

Video here
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We're ready. Please come hear the story from the dark
Chapter 1 : Knock Knock Knock.
It's behind the door.. at https://t.co/CDNxEF1VTz


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May I present: Charlotte "Charlie" Fitzgerald, Sammy-Jo's girlfriend ❤️ She looks like a diva but is actually the kindest and softest bean on earth that must be protected at all cost 🥺

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The Chase (1946, Arthur Ripley) based on The Black Path of Fear by Cornell Woolrich. Franz Planer (Criss Cross, The Face Behind the Mask, Not as a Stranger, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Letter from an Unknown Woman, The Big Country).

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FILM OF THE DAY: Tough classic directed 1953 / about pickpocket at his sleaziest who inadvertently gets involved with communist spies via hooker working with FBI in fine performance along with always great

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All this month, read Gateway City Vol. 1 for free! Then, back the Kickstarter for Vol. 2! Gangsters! Aliens! A talking bear! What more could you want in a comic?https://t.co/DEO4P7EXuh (Kickstarter link below).

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It was a nice little front yard. Cozy, okay for the average family. Only you'd need a compass to go to the mailbox. The house was all right, too, but it wasn't as big as Buckingham Palace.

Murder My Sweet 1944
Dick Powell as Phillip Marlowe

🖤

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finished up concept art featuring the for the next season of used an actual bldg to get a for a more realistic approach

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⚓️NEXT WEEK ON SPYHARDS!⚓️

Your agents are joined by Carrie Specht of to infiltrate the Orkney Islands with Conrad Veidt in 1939s THE SPY IN BLACK!

Can it make the NOC list?

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A walk with some serious ‘tude! Bit of Friday WIP here…

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Ok, this is esoteric to number 11 on the dial:
Big Combo
7-17-21 , 12" x 18",

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'It'll be the train, Walter, just the way you want it. Straight down the line.' ~Barbara Stanwyck, to Fred MacMurray, in DOUBLE INDEMNITY (1944).

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What are the best soundtracks? I'll start.

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