The Great Gatsby
Nick Carraway arrives in New York in 1922, an era of loose morals, glittering jazz and bootleg kings. Chasing his own American Dream, Nick encounters the mysterious millionaire Gatsby and his bewitching cousin Daisy. Soon, Nick is drawn into the captivating world of the super-rich, their illusions, loves and deceits. Bearing witness to this new world, Nick pens a tale of impossible love, incorruptible dreams and… From TMDB
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60 of 175 · most liked firstPERSON OF THE DAY. 18 August 1936. Robert Redford was born in Santa Monica, California, USA. He was one of the finest film actors. His many films include Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid, The Sting, Indecent Proposal, The Candidate, All The President’s Men, The Great Gatsby and Out of Africa.
unlabelledView post →The thing with these guys is they view communications media (speech, fiction, film, TV series, drama, you name it) as data transmission and nothing more. The Great Gatsby is a list of events and characters and if you can cut that down to 500 words, you're maximizing something.
unlabelledView post →#BOTD 1890 Claire Whitney: merican stage and film actress. Made her first film in 1913 for Solax and continued making films until 1921, mainly for Fox. Came back to films in 1926 with The Great Gatsby, her final silent film. She continued working in film between 1931 and 1949 when she retired.
unlabelledView post →Robber barons 2.0 but they’re uglier and have no style or class and don’t invest in libraries, art, and architecture. No roaring 2020’s for us. The book and movie our grandchildren make won’t be glam like The Great Gatsby.
unlabelledView post →Confession - I’ve read a decent amount of Stephen King books, but only just got around to reading The Shining because my older daughter guilted me into it (I’ve seen the movie). After finishing it, I have to imagine it was King’s response to someone forcing him to read The Great Gatsby.
unlabelledView post →Movie Frame Study for Dusk, ref frame is from The Great Gatsby (2013), this is an updated version of a previous pic of mine, i like to revisit older pics sometimes, for the original you have to dig in my Fur Affinity gallery :)
unlabelledView post →This week's last 4 The Rockford Files: A Blessing in Disguise (1995) Prince of Darkness (1987) The Great Gatsby (1974) Last Train from Gun Hill (1959) #letterboxdfriday #letterboxd #lastfourwatched #filmsky
unlabelledView post →I feel very cold inside watching this... it's like a scene from a Stanley Kubrick film. And it is my country. Right now. What in the Great Gatsby from Hell is going on here.
unlabelledView post →Me: I really love this dress, but is it giving flapper? My lil cousin: idk what that means. Know what it reminds me of... have you ever seen that movie The Great Gatsby?
unlabelledView post →#booksky Just finished ‘The Great Gatsby’ by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Really good drama, might watch the movie version later, to compare.
unlabelledView post →Books to film 📚=🎞️ The Great Gatsby (1925) by F. Scott Fitzgerald was filmed in 1926, '49, '74, & '13. The novel critiques the American Dream as a curtain behind which the wealthy hide their greed & social control. The films focus on drama & overt character motivations. 🤵🏻💵🥂 #filmsky #booksky
unlabelledView post →I feel very cold inside watching this... it's like a scene from a Stanley Kubrick film. And it is my country. Right now. What in the Great Gatsby from Hell is going on here.
unlabelledView post →Just to be clear: the new Wuthering Heights supposedly doesn’t have anyone playing Lockwood? Are we going to make movies of The Great Gatsby without Nick Carraway? The Ten Commandments without Moses? Are we just going to film a new Hamlet without Hamlet? Is this a game like Garfield without Garfield
unlabelledView post →THE GREAT GATSBY was published 100 years ago. By 1926, Fitzgerald's novel had been adapted for the screen. The first GATSBY film, starring Warner Baxter, is presumed lost, but the trailer offers some tantalizing snippets.
unlabelledView post →PERSON OF THE DAY. 18 August 1936. Robert Redford was born in Santa Monica, California, USA. He’s one of the finest film actors. His many films include Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid, The Sting, Indecent Proposal, The Candidate, All The President’s Men, The Great Gatsby and Out of Africa.
unlabelledView post →My movie of the Great Gatsby doesn’t have a car accident in it because it’s bad to have a car accident. People get hurt
unlabelledView post →Donald Trump has never read The Great Gatsby. He’s never even seen the movie. Some staffer probably explained it to him as a book about a rich guy who throws lavish parties and then he got distracted by another dementia test.
unlabelledView post →Lois Wilson (1894-1988) as Daisy Buchanan in the silent 1926 film adaption of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby.”
unlabelledView post →In honor of THE GREAT GATSBY turning 100, what does your fantasy film adaptation of GATSBY look like? Here's one I like to think about: MGM c. 1928, with OUR DANCING DAUGHTERS vibes John Gilbert as Gatsby Mary Nolan or Anita Page as Daisy Joan Crawford as Jordan James Murray as Nick
unlabelledView post →Alan Ladd, known for his role in the movie Shane, was born in Hot Springs, #Arkansas, on this day in 1913. He appeared in nearly 100 movies, including The Great Gatsby and This Gun for Hire. Read more at: encyclopediaofarkansas.net/entries/alan...
unlabelledView post →Quite possibly the only film I've ever walked out on (that I can recall): Eat Pray Love Film I willed myself to pass out during just so that I could get away from it: Baz L's The Great Gatsby
unlabelledView post →The Gatsby Movie The Great Gatsby Caper Gatsby Takes Manhattan The Gatsby Christmas Carol Gatsby Treasure Island Gatsby From Space
unlabelledView post →I’m usually not a fan of movie novelizations but F Scott’s Fitzgerald’s take on Leonardo DiCaprio’s “The Great Gatsby” is pretty good
unlabelledView post →I need to catch up on his other great films. The Sting and Butch Cassidy I haven't watched since God knows. The Great Gatsby and Jeremiah Johnson I remember as flawed. I recently watched The Way We Were--restored w/ the deleted scenes that completely change the film from romance to political.
unlabelledView post →Robert Redford in Newport, R.I., filming "The Great Gatsby." 1974. Image via Rhode Tour's article, "Rosecliff and The Great Gatsby": rhodetour.org/items/show/161
unlabelledView post →A girl stopped me today to tell me she loved a tattoo I got nearly 12 years ago. I told her it was a quote from The Great Gatsby—my favourite book, second only to Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë. She smiled and said, “Oh, I loved that movie.” We are doomed. 🤦♀️
unlabelledView post →Lois Wilson as Daisy Buchanan as Jay Gatsby in the 1926 silent film version of "The Great Gatsby" (with Warner Baxter) - BOTD
unlabelledView post →I liked The Divorcee. I'm not sure it's great, but what a pre-code plot: when a woman (Norma Shearer) discovers that her husband (the awful Chester Morris) has been unfaithful, she decides to pay him back in kind. At times the film reminded me of The Great Gatsby with its parties and car crash.
unlabelledView post →March 29, 1974: Film adaption of "The Great Gatsby" starring Robert Redford and Mia Farrow with costumes by Ralph Lauren is released.
unlabelledView post →The only film version of THE GREAT GATSBY that I've ever liked was the one with DiCaprio but he's such a fucking creep I can't watch it anymore Still love the weird-ass soundtrack tho The Great Gatsby is the only book from high school lit class that just stuck with me. It hit me right in the chest
unlabelledView post →Makes me think of going to see The Great Gatsby in theaters & the utter shock of the group of teens there to fangirl over Leo at the end of the film! Someone had not read the book. #HATM
unlabelledView post →Yes. I HATE the plot of The Great Gatsby. It's an awful *story*. But it's gorgeously written. If you just read a synopsis (or even watch the movie!) you have no idea why on earth F. Scott Fitzgerald is considered such a great author.
unlabelledView post →I laughed when I read your comment because part of this movie was filmed on the Great Gatsby set from the 1974 film. #horrorwatch
unlabelledView post →So I’m on a long plane fight and my wife decides to watch Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby She pauses the movie and says “if you can name this actor, I will admit you are a movie god” Without missing a beat I lean over and look at her screen and say Amitabh Bachchan Her mouth dropped 😂😂Filmsky 📽️
unlabelledView post →'Daisy's Headband' Now available as Early Access on my Patreon (www.patreon.com/posts/156591... )💖 Inspired by The Great Gatsby (2013 movie adaptation), for body type 1/2 tall races.🌿 #baldursgate3 #bg3 #bg3mods #accessories #flapper
unlabelledView post →Born 29 March 1942, actor Scott Wilson. His breakout role was as real-life murderer Richard Hickock in the critically-acclaimed film In Cold Blood (1967). He subsequently appeared in The Grissom Gang (1971), The New Centurions (1972), The Great Gatsby (1974) & The Right Stuff (1983). #ScottWilson
unlabelledView post →Gumby's adaptation of The Great Gatsby was considered a misfire for the target age group, and the film was shelved. We see here some of the only remaining footage.
unlabelledView post →On The Great Gatsby: Fitzgerald declared that "of all the reviews, even the most enthusiastic, not one had the slightest idea what the book was about." Now I'm wondering whether I even understood the movie. www.bbc.com/culture/arti...
unlabelledView post →•Ice Age (NUMEROUS times) •Bee Movie •Hotel Transylvania •LeapFrog Letter Factory •Finding Nemo…in Spanish! •The Prince of Egypt •Remember the Titans •The Great Gatsby (my personal favorite) •2 versions of Lord of the Flies •Some random version of Romeo & Juliet Maybe more I forgot 😭
unlabelledView post →Yall remember when the Great Gatsby movie came out and people were throwing Gatsby themed parties because media literacy has something we have always struggled with as a nation
unlabelledView post →Depression has been bad the past year to the point where all I do is sleep, go to work, and don’t want to do any of the things I used to do. I love The Great Gatsby movie so figured I’d go see the musical. And I’m finally starting isotretinoin at the end of the month. 💃🏻🪩
unlabelledView post →This is like when the Great Gatsby movie came out and People magazine had a review that was something like “it makes Gatsby and Daisy seem less like star-crossed lovers and more like a lonely man obsessed with a bauble of a woman. Maybe that’s intentional?” Like…. Yes? That’s the plot of the book?
unlabelledView post →The Great Gatsby has been in the public domain for years and yet still we don’t have a low-budget horror movie ripoff of it
unlabelledView post →I’ve never read The Great Gatsby since HS, I recall very little and I didn’t see the movie lol Finding out it’s 154 pages and written in 1925 makes it perfect for my next read in my decade. #booksky
unlabelledView post →Betty Field (dancing the Charleston during a poolside party scene from the 1949 movie "The Great Gatsby") - BOTD
unlabelledView post →The Great Gatsby – starring Mia Farrow, Robert Redford, Bruce Dern & Edward Herrmann – premiered today in 1974 to modest acclaim. A lengthy ad campaign enticed audiences to see director Jack Clayton’s version of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s famous tale. The film, in the main, failed to live up to the hype.
unlabelledView post →You can thanks 1940's - 1950's Hollywood for that. The Myth of the Fringe Dress started in 1949 with the "The Great Gatsby" Movie. The Movie costume creator added this type of garment to amplify the movement of the dancing.
unlabelledView post →Nugent directed the 1949 film of The Great Gatsby, which I've never seen, which sounds atrocious, and which now I'm very keen to watch.
unlabelledView post →#Watching the 1970s film of The Great Gatsby, Robert Redford and all that. Didn’t know a thing about the story, never read the book. Currently very much at the ‘it’s severely trying my patience but I’ve invested way too much time in this thing not to see the job through’ stage.
unlabelledView post →RIP Robert Redford.💔💔 You were film magic. *Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid *The Candidate *Jeremiah Johnson *The Sting *The Great Gatsby *All The Presidents Men *The Natural *The Way We Were Just to name a few.
unlabelledView post →In the 1974 film adaptation of "The Great Gatsby," several Newport, Rhode Island mansions were used to represent Gatsby's opulent estate. Rosecliff, a Gilded Age mansion, served as the exterior and some interior shots of Gatsby's house. According to movie-locations.com. #TCMParty #TheGreatGatsby
unlabelledView post →#BlueZicos #MusicChallenge Historical film The Great Gatsby Young and Beautiful - Lana Del Rey youtu.be/o_1aF54DO60?...
unlabelledView post →#DavidsMonthOfMusic #MusicChallenge #MusicSky Day 4. A song you love from a movie you don’t: Lana Del Rey - Young and Beautiful (from The Great Gatsby) youtu.be/Te11UaHOHMQ?...
unlabelledView post →DAY 7 - a film starring your favorite actor (any gender) #30DayFilmChallenge The Great Gatsby (2013) can you guess which actor it is?
unlabelledView post →Introduce yourself with: One book 📚 — The Great Gatsby One movie 🎥 — The Lost Boys One album 💿 — Meat Loaf's Bat Out of Hell One TV show 📺 — Better Call Saul
unlabelledView post →This post reminded me of the Great Gatsby movie tie-in covers, circa 2013.
unlabelledView post →One of my coworkers turned 18 and she said she thought TV was invented in the 80’s or 90’s. Another coworker asked me if I knew the movie To Kill a Mockingbird… Another coworker asked if anyone saw The Great Gatsby— I then asked which one? And she said there’s more than one?
unlabelledView post →My favorite country singer is Johnny Cash, my favorite movie is The Godfather, and my book is The Great Gatsby. Time to get online and post some opinions.
unlabelledView post →Saw the 1974 film of The Great Gatsby at Designing the Movies last night and quite enjoyed it. I've never seen it or read the book before, but I'd like to read it now. Get at some of the story that felt like it was missing.
unlabelledView post →That's one reason it irks that Jack Finney plops Mae into a fantasy silent film of The Great Gatsby—as Jordan Baker, of all people. A, Mae was nowhere near Hollywood in the silent era. B, just: no. Though, to give Finney credit, George O'Brien as Tom Buchanan is inspired.
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