funnylipshape:

Marion Davies and Leslie Howard in Five and Ten (1931)

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girlonthemetro:

BAMFs United

I wish Leslie Howard hadn’t always been cast into roles where he was seen as weak. Case in point, as Ashley Wilkes in Gone With the Wind. Wilkes was a generally distasteful character who paled in comparison to Clark Gable’s Rhett Butler. It wasn’t the first time Gable showed him up, Leslie almost lost Norma Shearer in A Free Soul to Gable years earlier.

Leslie Howard was an incredible actor who could seamlessly shift from doing serious drama to lighthearted comedy and he was strikingly good to boot. I wish that when people looked at Leslie Howard they wouldn’t just see Ashley Wilkes, but the brilliant man behind him.

But most of all I wish Leslie Howard hadn’t died so young. His early death has prevented the world from ever knowing what could have been

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precodeaffair:

— A Free Soul (1931)

prudence-an:

Marion Davies and Leslie Howard In Five and Ten (1931)

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