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VivAndLarry.com is an historical archive and film blog dedicated to preserving the memories of classic screen and stage stars Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier, and to the discussion of classic Hollywood and world cinemas. The site is designed and edited by Kendra Bean, a film scholar, writer and photographer living in London. What you'll find here: A cabinet of curiosities brimming with vintage articles, video footage, the largest archive of Vivien Leigh and/or Laurence Olivier photos on the Web, and much, much more.
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Loved this story, Kendra. Thanks so much for sharing!! Love those Brits…..gentile is a term I would use to describe them, in general:)
“A Streetcar Named Desire” is my favorite movie! The cast is the best! Elia Kazan is the best, and he made such an epic movie!