Romy Schneider as Empress Elisabeth ‘Sissi’ of Austria in Sissi - The Young Empress (1956).
u kno when you’re crying and u catch a glimpse of yourself in the mirror and you’re like??? if this was a movie this scene would have won me an oscar
Roger Federer: is afraid of horses. (“Isn’t everyone?” he said.)
Roger Federer: only gets angry when it involves punctuality. (“I get edgy when I’m late.”)
Roger Federer: likes fine art, but it can give him a headache.
Roger Federer: doesn’t just like movies, he loves them. He “lives them,” he said. He can’t imagine falling asleep during a movie. “How do people do this?!” In fact, the night before the Nadal final in Melbourne, he and his family watched Lion, the story of a boy who accidentally journeys alone to Calcutta, then after 25 years returns home to find his family. It’s a tearjerker—“and by the end I was a wreck!” Federer shouted, laughing. “And then I was like, ‘Is it good to be emotionally so wound up? After all, tomorrow may be a very emotional day!’ ”
Roger Federer: liked La La Land, except for the ending.
Roger Federer: prefers happy endings.
Roger Federer: enjoys writing thank-you notes to one and all.
can my life be a dreamy french movie with roses and moonlight and vintage perfume and art im tired
And I have one of those very loud, stupid laughs. I mean if I ever sat behind myself in a movie or something, I’d probably lean over and tell myself to please shut up.
Sometimes I just ignore anon hate because theres a proverb I learnt in a Nigerian movie that said.
‘You cannot run naked after a mad man in the street after he has taken your clothes away from you because the public will not know who is the mad person between the two of you’
I feel like this proverb was based on firsthand experience.
That is weirdly specific but also a pretty good point
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