1954: Like a latter-day rock star, James Dean reluctantly poses for a publicity shot.  His barely concealed irritation at having to do such sessions was merely part of a greater resentment toward all that the studios stood for as powerful corporate entities.  James Dean was a furious cry against the cloying, smug hypocrisy of a consumer society in the fifties.  While we shall never know if he was capable of providing any answers, since he died so young, it was enough that he voiced and portrayed the frustrations and discontent brewing in the American youth of his time.

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the bottom left photo is my favourite out of all of them.

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Atonement (2007)

James/Atonement = automatic reblog. <3

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“All of us as people have this capacity for creation — we do it every night when we go to sleep. And the power of the mind is something we have yet to understand. So there’s a lot of crossover between dreams and movies, creating these alternative realities where people get immersed in. And sometimes want to remain in. It’s very seductive.”—Cillian Murphy

Photo: Cillian Murphy, photographed by Adrian Green in 2003

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oh goodness, i can’t handle it.  he is too sexy.

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And I just licked my lips when I saw this - YES!

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