He was interested in fame.

Bee took the same approach to hiring writers, creating a blind application process that didn’t favor people who’d already had success. (It spelled out, for example, how scripts should look when submitted, leveling the playing field for the uninitiated.)

This bitch...*sigh*

This is, like, the second or third filmed production on Woolf and Sackville-West. Not on Woolf’s work. Their romance. Why? Isn’t that reductive and insulting? That whenever they do programs on Bloomsbury women, it’s always centering on their relationships, not their work. Dora Carrington’s movie is the other good…

Lost boys, lost boys

A Scottish actress

Why are you congratulating her for managing to outlive her sister and now, write their history any way she chooses?

You believe that, don’t you?

SUCK IT HATERS.

Errrybody want to be Eileen.

I thought it was because they all had vaguely or explicitly aristocratic ancestry (Sackville-West was particularly insufferable) that made them like that.

I would pay money not have her ass in every other damn movie.

But...they were such AWFUL people.

Rumors of her being more devoted to weed than singing.

WHO CARES?! Maxwell’s back!

I have to clean dishes before leaving town. For me, there is something so depressing about coming back from a trip, having a lovely and clean hotel room, and then seeing a dirty sink full of dishes. It just ruins me.

“Things hadn’t gotten much better in the years to come.”

Time to form a motherfucking SUPERGROUP!!

I washed my motherfucking dishes!