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Katharine Hepburn poses with the barn life on location for ADAMS RIB (1949), at the Kanins farm in Newton, CT. read more

Ya know, spliced together like this, they look like a human version of CatDog.(via )

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GUESS WHO’S BACK.Edit: I SPOKE TOO SOON. Still working on Me, ya’ll. (Not the book; actually me.)

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I think it’s been well established that Katharine Hepburn — despite her insistence to the contrary — owned [a] dress(es), and on infrequent auspicious occasions, even dared so far as to wear it.The Melbourne media ostensibly needed a few moments to process this hardest of facts.[Sr read more

Remember that time I said I would bi-weekly upload a fanvid? And then stopped after the first one? WELL, HERE’S ANOTHER FANVID OF THE SAME MOVIE. It’s no difference to Tumblr, anyway. Also, TPS is on TCM (ha), right now and… that means something or nothing.Laid back in Philadelphi read more

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Happy Hepburn.“The actress says that her role [Tess Harding], differs from anything she has done before; in fact, she says that it is so good that she may retire from the screen again when she completes it and rest on her laurels. The part, she says, is superficially like Dorothy Thompson and read more

theotherhayley:Katharine Hepburn circa KEEPER OF THE FLAME (1942).(via mizoguchi)

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Well, this is a hodgepodge of random humans. Hey look, bitches, it’s Claude Rains.For Floradoragirl.♥

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Katharine Hepburn in 1971, at the Stoneleigh Hotel, by Andy Hanson.

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“imadethistumblrwheniwasdrunk.jpg.”[CRAP] ACTING JUST COMES NATURALLY TO THIS FAMILY.

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I’ve never seen this before~

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Katharine Hepburn, promotional portrait for STATE OF THE UNION (1948).

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Katharine Hepburn, lookin’ somewhere between third-day leftovers and death, sketches her self-portrait during her stay at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, ca. 1952. She labels her bedside medications, as well as the hours at which her hair is to be set in curlers; appearing at this time in Geor read more

Portrait for WITHOUT LOVE (1945), Movie Story magazine. read more

“In 1943, Tracy made a movie called A Guy Named Joe; a frequent visitor on the set was a woman named Kate.”…HOW ABOUT YOU ARE SO WRONG, BITCHES. </OUTRAGE!!!1>Here are three reasons why that is obviously the State of the Union set:Kate’s preschooler hair.She has a read more

BABY STARTwo year old Patricia Ann Henry seems to be enjoying her new life as a film star – who wouldn’t in the arms of Katharine Hepburn? Patricia is the daughter of Captain Samuel Henry, a US Airforce Officer, who is in a hospital in China, suffering from malaria – He has ne read more

Walter Winchell item from Daytona Sun Journal, Nov. 7, 1951. In other news, Elizabeth Taylor has noives and the Ku Klux Klan gets a shout-out.….What.

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AP news item, sometime around early 1949.…….I think it would be fairly easy to guess what my favorite part about this is.Note: ‘Love is Legal’ later became 'Man and Wife’ [working title], which later became what we know as 'Adam’s Rib’.

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ALBUM: Contemporary Broadway Revisited TRACK: The Merry Minuet “The Merry Minuet” - Katharine Hepburn: Songbird; Original lyrics by the Kingston Trio. read more