Nobody could’ve played Scarlett O’Hara anywhere near the way she did…..you’ll never be forgotten Ms Leigh♥️♥️♥️

@janetlieb2507

3 сағат бұрын

She Is Scarlett. Brilliant❤❤

She truly was a uncommonly striking beauty!

@user-fu9uj7gr4u

3 күн бұрын

I beg to differ with you Elizabeth Taylor is far more beautiful, and I’ve gone with the wind was made 20 years later Elizabeth Taylor would’ve gotten that role. No questions asked thanks for the upload you guys and love from all of us on Staten Island, New York.

@yafayafa9601

3 күн бұрын

Yes, Vivien was special. Not only beautiful, but also intelligent and sharp at displaying emotions.

@janetlieb2507

3 сағат бұрын

​@@user-fu9uj7gr4uboth are beautiful. No, only Vivian is Scatlett❤

Very sad, considering we now have a cure for tuberculosis and medication for bipolar disorder. A manic episode can be so bad that it turns into a psychotic break. A depressive phase can be completely debilitating. She suffered the lowest of the low and the highest of the high, in her short life.

@Factinate

10 күн бұрын

Well said.

@josephososkie3029

10 күн бұрын

She lived to just the introduction of lithium which may have been precluded by her tuberculosis anyway. RIP..

@user-fx5vm6hu9t

9 күн бұрын

Does anyone know if she was on drugs?

@user-gu1jk4qn6b

8 күн бұрын

We had medications for both, in the 60s.

@betinablueyes

8 күн бұрын

Who says this is a factual report?

I think Vivian Leigh was one of the greatest actresses ever. She sure left an indelible impression on this young 12 year old girl the first time I saw Gone with the Wind in the theatre. That was 53 years ago! and I still feel the same way today.❤️❤️❤️

@Ihaveavoice78

10 күн бұрын

Yes...I got it for Christmas when I was 10. It was on two VHS tapes and I still have it. I still cry every time I see it, doesn't matter how many times I watch it. I love her. ❤❤❤

@CaliCarolyn

10 күн бұрын

@@Ihaveavoice78 Love this!😍. I think I must have bought the DVD as an adult at the 50th Anniversary of GWTW. I’ve watched that movie so many times I lost count a long time ago. I cry too every time.😢. It’s sad to know about her physical and mental health struggles. Everything is so different today, she could have lived a lot longer. I will admire her work forever.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@Ihaveavoice78

10 күн бұрын

@@CaliCarolyn Yes, my heart goes out to her; she was SO talented and SO gorgeous.

@nancyayers8322

4 күн бұрын

I agree! She was so special. I loved her as Scarlett O'Hara and will never forget her magic. To me, she was perfect ❤

@CaliCarolyn

4 күн бұрын

@@nancyayers8322 No arguments here. I adore her to this day!❤️🥰

My young wife was the most vibrant person, just fun to be around. We came home from shopping one day and we were putting groceries away when she screamed. I turned around to see her frantic. "What is it", I asked. "A rat!" she said. I looked where she was pointing, there was nothing there. When I looked back at her she shouted, "Can't you see it?" and made a gesture to show me how big it was. It was the size of a basset hound to her. I stepped forward and hugged her, telling her it was okay, she was safe. She was shaking so hard her body was convulsing. In a few moments her eyes cleared and she laughed nervously. Within five years the beautiful, vibrant, fun person I married was replaced with a paranoid, vengeful, unfaithful wretched person. I miss that time before we lost her to mental illness.

@user-qr9uh1fd8g

9 күн бұрын

Wretched

@justanamerican9024

9 күн бұрын

@@user-qr9uh1fd8g Thanks

@l.m.mccormick1470

8 күн бұрын

@@user-qr9uh1fd8g unfaithful

@l.m.mccormick1470

8 күн бұрын

@@user-qr9uh1fd8g unfaithful

@ittybittykittymama7582

7 күн бұрын

I'm so sorry you had to endure this heart-wrenching episode and all that followed! You are and were a hero, and probably the only solid anchor in your wife's life. As someone who had walked that dark valley, I can honestly say, on her behalf, "thank you for being my rock." Be blessed going forward! May you find the happiness you deserve!

I remember reading ..that after her outbreaks..she would be mortified that she had upset or said inappropriate things she would send them gifts with notes of apologies

My mother was severely bipolar and I remember her screaming our names all night until we answered her. It was hard to endure that as a kid.

@tonkysue207

6 күн бұрын

💙uk

@maryrosekent8223

3 күн бұрын

Many years ago I had a friend who was/is bipolar and she told me that the up part was worse than the downswing because she would spend all of her money or go walking outside nude (which in San Francisco could also mean dying from being cold).

She was the most beautiful actress I ever saw on screen. I saw Gone With the Wind when I was about 12 or 13 and like zillions of other young girls, I dreamed of being as beautiful and talented like her. I was completely unaware that she was ill, because she portrayed the strong and beautiful Scarlett so convincingly. No one else could have done that part 100% like Vivien Leigh. May she be happy in heaven ❤

She was a brilliant actress & she also was stunningly beautiful. It must have been a nightmare living with this condition & those around her. Very sad 😢

Her only child, Suzanne Farrington was virtually abandoned by her and led a sad life growing up that was filled with nannies, boarding schools and housekeepers. Fortunately, she married a fine man early in her life, had three sons and led a quiet life filled with a loving family life, good friends and stability. She rarely acknowledged Vivien when asked and chose not to speak harshly about what surely must have been a heartbreaking situation.

You did a respectful and compassionate job on this video, it's not easy describing her life. ❤

@betinablueyes

8 күн бұрын

This channel does nothing but spread rumors, don't believe everything you hear, especially from here.

@l.m.mccormick1470

8 күн бұрын

@@betinablueyes I have researched Vivien's life before, I know how to take everything with a grain of salt, and many very unattractive things were left out of this broadcast and I think that was circumspect, respectful, and prudent. Thank you for your concern.

Such an amazing actress, no one could be Scarlett or Blanche. Those roles belonged to her only. Rest with the Angels sweet Vivling.

She was incredibly talented, ill, and tormented. Her life was indeed tragic. However, her beauty and talent was extraordinary. She earned 2 Oscars and did not make many films. Her stage career was legendary. For me, the fact that stands out is that she arguably delivered the single best motion picture performance by any actor/actress in almost 4 hour movie where she is in almost every scene. I cannot think of any performer that could have pulled such an incredible achievement. I try to consider her contribution to movies and that makes her one of favorite movie actress. Her deeply flawed and tormented personal life with mental illness is to be considered truly tragic for her and those people in her life.

Lee Marvin actually kept the high-heeled shoe that Vivien Leigh struck him with in Ship of Fools.

Vivian Leigh was Scarlet O’Hara! No one else could have been so perfect!

I never knew all of this, so very sad indeed. Beautiful lady battling demons her entire life... I really find this narrator to be my favorite on this channel. Your voice and accent fit perfect with the story and music. Thanks for these wonderful videos.

@WildWestGal

9 күн бұрын

@Lwof1025 I concur completely with your choice of "favorite" narrator! There's something about a brogue... and his tempo and tone are perfect for these stories.

Very well done. Thank you. Made me cry for her lost beauty and sanity.

She was indeed amazing in the movie.Gone with the wind but I really loved her the most in the movie street car

@maryrosekent8223

3 күн бұрын

A Streetcar Named Desire

Very sad and, yet, very sweet. The ending was beautiful. 😍

Wonderful essay, beautifully narrated. Thank you.

@Factinate

10 күн бұрын

You're very welcome!

Vivien Leigh is one of my all time favourite actresses and an absolute star. What a sad life she had with bipolar disorder and TB but she was incandescent on the silver screen.

I wonder how she would have fared with the newer medications for bipolar disorder. Such a lovely woman and a very talented actress. I watched "Ship of Fools" recently and I thought that scene with Lee Marvin was brutal, but I had no idea of the back story.

@merrywalsh2809

10 күн бұрын

Yes, one wonders. A lot of bipolar folks go off their medication, because the hypomania and even the mania phases feel good. It is the tuberculosis meds that could have saved her life.

@Rest65432

10 күн бұрын

I have major depression with monthly mood swings. I take prozac so I can relate to Vivian's medical problems .

@jeanf8998

10 күн бұрын

Unfortunately the medication has side effects. In order to balance the moods and delusions they may blunt the emotions. Creative people have a problem feeling the range of artistic expression they had. Sadly they unable to function. ❤

@SMtWalkerS

9 күн бұрын

@@jeanf8998 Wow, yes. Terrible for a creative. And we so need creative, innovative people in our culture. I don't know what the answer is.

@user-qr9uh1fd8g

9 күн бұрын

Also i have had doctor say there's no such thing as " bipolar illness" . I have multiple Sclerosis and I was misdiagnosed w manic depression. Lol.

Just heartbreaking..

It seems to me that show business tends to attract broken souls. They say there is a fine line between genius and madness. Many of the stories coming out of the theatre or Hollywood support this belief. Vivien Leigh is no exception. I loved Gone with the Wind, but even more so the tragic "Waterloo Bridge."

@mariaevans5793

9 күн бұрын

Wonderful film , waterloo Bridge !!!

@l.m.mccormick1470

8 күн бұрын

Now I'm definitely going to have to watch Waterloo Bridge

@magpiegirl3783

7 күн бұрын

@@l.m.mccormick1470Have the tissues handy. Beautiful, sad … just like Vivien.

@danilaroche1156

Күн бұрын

I think showbiz tends to attract narcs.

@giselematthews7949

Күн бұрын

And you are wondering why?

Great episode with great narrator

It's hard enough dealing with bipolar disorder now, but think about how hard it was before there was medication to help control it!

I’m bipolar. I’m on medication, thankfully, but it wasn’t available for Vivien. I find that I get worse when under stress. I am nowhere near as bad as she was. I feel bad for her, and I hope that she is in peace now.

@danilaroche1156

Күн бұрын

I was on all types of meds for bipolar. Didn't help. Once I made the decision to turn my heart completely to Jesus..mental illness gone. That was 10 years ago.

I can't imagine what she went through

@Factinate

10 күн бұрын

It’s terrible.

She was the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen.

My Mom, while alive, suffered from bipolar. When she was in the up swing, she would go on a cleaning jag. But when she hit the down swing, she would say and do things, that she wouldn't remember. My Mom hated my brother's first ex-wife, but when she had her down swing, she told my brother that she felt sorry for his first wife, and said something like, "I can see why she left you." For the record, his first wife left him, because she was cheating on him with his then best friend, whom she would go on to marry. When I spoke to my Mom after she went back to normal, she said she didn't remember anything, then called my brother to apologize.

@heidibee501

10 күн бұрын

That must be absolutely terrifying. It sounds similar to MPD.

@darkangel_1978

10 күн бұрын

@@heidibee501 it was like walking on eggshells around her. She passed away almost 9 years ago, and I no longer have to worry about it.

@godzillamanstreb524

6 күн бұрын

Wow thanks for sharing….. I do believe they do have sincere remorse for outbursts

Thanks again to my favourite narrator 😊

What a sad, confusing life Vivien led 😢 Gone with the wind is my all time favourite film ❤

Actually when Vivien first saw Olivier on stage he was not a rising star he was already probably England’s most famous and successful actor. I don’t think all the critics savaged Vivien’s performance but Kenneth Tynan was famously and apparently unjustly scathing of Vivien for a reason no one has ever seemed to understand. She certainly suffered greatly due to her bipolar disorder and her films were all too few but I don’t think anyone could have played Scarlett better than she did, she saw so much of herself in Margaret Mitchell’s character. I also don’t think anyone could have understood the character of Blanche Dubois as well as Vivien, she had lived those experiences. She was unique in cinema and I can’t think of another star that was anything like her.

oh, thank you, so much. i'm really grateful to her for her kindness and courage as a wonderful actress.

Nice Job. Thank you. I think she was a charming actress. It seems she has been unjustly forgotten.

A very sad story that highlights the struggles of Mental Illness.. What an Icon this woman was though & great beauty only eclipsed by her incredible acting ability ❤️🙏

🤍Vivien Leigh💜was an extraordinary lady who lived with extraordinary difficulties, but she always kept moving forward with her life. She did so with class, with beauty, with talent, and with love. May she rest in peace! I love this channel!

@Factinate

7 күн бұрын

Thanks for the love!

you’ll never be forgotten Ms Leigh🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

A truly great, beautiful actress who was the perfect Scarlett. So very sad about her disorders. My sister had bi-polar and it is a strange thing to witness and even try to understand what to do. Anyway, she's at rest as is Lawrence. Thank you for a heartfelt story of her life!!

When Larry was married to Vivien, he wanted to be as there for her. So, Larry, was offered a role that was going to be away from her. He refused it. Instead, took the role for Weathering Heights, I believe. This way, he was working in the same studio as Vivien. He was so in love with her.

She was as stunningly beautiful as she was spectacularly talented. And she bore such a burden.

My mother is bipolar. It’s been a nightmare from hell! She made my grandparents lives miserable. She made my childhood an absolute nightmare! She is in her late 70s now. I no longer speak to her. Luckily for her, my stepfather has dedicated the rest of his life to being her maid. The nastier and meaner and crazier she behaves, the more he feels he needs to take care of her. I had dealt with it too long and I just never want to hear from her again.

@leahartlee29

4 күн бұрын

She has an illness, she can't help it. I know a life with a bipolar person can be very challenging, and I can't blame you for how you feel.

No one else could have played Scarlett O'Hara. The same with Clark Gable as Rhett Butler. Poor Vivien, how she must have suffered and struggled with being bipolar.

It seems very romantic for Larry and Vivien to be a great romance. Yet, let's not overlook the fact that he had an affair and then a marriage to Joan Plowright. They were married until his death and had 3 children. That seems like a more stable and fulfilling relationship. He loved both of them but was probably more content and happy with Joan.

Wow, it sure shows how just because someone is beautiful, talented, and has every girl's dream man as your husband , large beautiful house, many adoring fans, a lifestyle everyone seems to want. Doesn't mean that person is totally happy. Doesn't mean they have a great life. Doesn't mean they don't struggle. We also know we don't know probably at least a 4th of the story. So.. quite comparing, judging, people. We have no idea what that person is going through. GOD says to love. ❤

Suggesting that she suffered from the bipolar disorder and that it was part of her "dark past" is insulting to the people out there who have the illness and are not covering it up. In the olden days, the medicines were virtually non-existent and she was finding herself in a dark room. The poor little thing.

@bar10ml44

9 күн бұрын

There is nothing insulting at all. Times were very different and her industry demanded perfection.

@DavyThomas88

7 күн бұрын

This is a very silly comment. Dealing with any type of chronic illness comes with many dark days. The reality of having your life altered by something your mind or body is doing to you is devastating. Pretending that devastation of illness isn’t real doesn’t make it go away.

@juliethompson6030

5 күн бұрын

@@DavyThomas88 YOURS IS A VERY SILLY COMMENT. You must be very young or you would know that we are able to talk about the bipolar disorder today (2024). When she had it, it wasn't discussed. Of course people are living a better life. Medicine is fine now. I have the disorder and it is managed with the proper medicine. I don't pretend that I am devastated. I live a normal life. You know nothing about the illness and you are out of line because of your ignorance. Her history shouldn't be regarded as a "dark past." There has always been a stigma about mental illness, but now there is no longer any stigma. Her past wasn't dark. Neither is my present.

I enjoyed this documentary immensely. The commentary was fascinating and sensitive. Thank you

Thank you for sharing this his heartbreaking story with me ❤

@Factinate

10 күн бұрын

Thanks for listening

Ah, yes, true love, when your lover achieves something remarkable and your first instinct is to clobber them with the trophy. 😐

Incredibly beautiful,...she was born to play scarlett O'Hara ....

Appreciate this video.

Bipolar disorder can give so much when it comes to unleashing creativity. Unfortunately, in the end, it takes all.

How sad. I'm in tears.

They had medicine for Tuberculosis in the mid 40's and later expanded to Triple Therapy, with Streptomycin, Para-aminosalicylic Acid and Isoniazid in 1952. The treatments were twice a week and could take up to 9 months to cure. Not much has changed, treatment can still take up to 9 months. I'm guessing she couldn't be financially unemployed for that long.

I absolutely love your videos! I love your voice and the information and the compassion you give these people! Thank you for sharing these videos! ❤❤❤

Your videos are very good. Thanks.

Vivien reminds me of Delta Burke young.

@DuffyGuerreroBooks

10 күн бұрын

I think she was more classicly beautiful. Delta was very pretty.

@l.m.mccormick1470

8 күн бұрын

Good call

God. My fave actress ! I worshipped her beauty. When I finally found out later this tragic icon, suffered with ….the same hellish disease . I did. Mental illness Bipolar Disorder, reading this I wept. Understanding the pain this rollercoaster ride of mania and depressions so difficult to control . Even now in our times…Even in Viviens day I read there were no proper moodswings……..She was perfect Scarlett O Hara! Made that movie everything I’m sure it took everything out of her she out plus they gave out uppers back then …making her bipolar worse. Dear Lady i understood the blackouts that’s after a psychotic- severe manic attack…… What you say aren’t dissing Vivien. It’s simply part of the illness un medicated…….meaning the many affairs and cheating ) listen that was me as well, without therapy and meds I went thru ECT sadly lost yrs of my memory,just came back.though that was I’d get physically violent and verbally physically w bfs and Drs in hospitals in early days bc I was throwing cups of water one day so manic threw though I’m a small woman but tall) threw a big Bible at a crappy female Dr after a 10 min argument! That was years years ago maybe I was 40 yrs old? Now I’m hospital free ex for any physical things no psychiatric issues bc I’m blessed with great Drs . I’m so proud of Vivien . All you accomplished my luv. Another tortured soul one to be The loss of you. Effected me. Ah my Scarlett!🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃

Another beautiful and talented actor who had to hide her identity, and pass as lily white. And what was wrong with the name "Hartley?" She was a STAR. No reason to change a thing.

It breaks my heart to watch this. Mental illness is one of the saddest things in the world.

I’ve always loved her

She was so beautiful and she was the perfect Scarlett ...

Her life had so many facets to it. I read recently that she did covert work for the allies during WWII, transporting documents. Leslie Howard, also in GWTW, supposedly did covert work himself for Churchill. His plane was shot down and was never found. Heroes, both of them, taking risks they didn't need to take given their fame and status would have kept them safe.

She was GORGEOUS….🫶🌹

I wonder if these big productions would have such high view #’s if they knew the price paid by the makers.

She was beautiful. My Daughter is bipolar. Now medication is pretty good.

@paddlefar9175

9 күн бұрын

IF they continue to take their medication.

@waynemcauliffe-fv5yf

9 күн бұрын

@@paddlefar9175 Yep mate

@sally-kz7nz

6 күн бұрын

It is good but many BP sufferers feel they aren't themselves on meds and miss the manic episodes when they felt so good . There's no easy answer

@shadrach6299

6 күн бұрын

There are some that don’t respond to any meds. I have a SIL who has to have electroshock treatments. They help her. It’s very sad

one of the greatest artist to me. ❤❤

Loved her as Blanche DuBois.

@shadrach6299

6 күн бұрын

I will never forget that performance

So wait she’s the one with bipolar disorder and he’s the one grabbing her Oscar that she fully earned and claiming he wanted to hit her with it?!?! a lot of attention is brought to her bipolar disorder, which certainly was a thing but many contemporary accounts of the two of them stay that he was extremely cold and awful to her. I feel that Professional jealousy was always at the core of it

@pamorama

5 күн бұрын

You failed to mention the myriad affairs Olivier had. In fact, I read that he was the one who started this hamster wheel they had. You failed to mention that so many of their close friends talked about how abusive he was to her. I don’t feel like you presented a balanced picture of their relationship, and what may have exacerbated her mental illness/state of mind. In fact toward the end, you mentioned that she “beat him with a wet towel,” which “forced him to throw her across the room,” as if it’s a foregone conclusion that throwing a woman who was known to have been around 100 pounds, and perhaps suffering from mental illness, across the room is an acceptable response.

Poor Vivian she was such a misunderstood actress I was diagnosed with bipolar but the doctors got it wrong until I had a third spell in the lonny bin I have borderline personality disorder

Thank you

Why is the music deemed necessary in these kind of videos? Totally distracting.

Most beautiful woman absolutely ever!

Well done 🙏

Whom the gods bless, they come for first. ❤

@geraldfriend256

Күн бұрын

“ If you’re favored by God, you’re favored by the devil” - Mike Tyson

Terribly sad to hear of the destructive path her mental condition led her and the difficulties that had on those who tried to care for her. Waterloo Bridge with Robert Taylor was my favourite of her films. I’m very sorry for Olivier that the love of his life was so broken.

Her father was born in Scotland while his Yorkshire family were visiting. He is English but born in Scotland.

David Niven was tasked with caring for Vivien after her breakdown on the set in “Elephant Walk.” He wrote about it 20 years later in his memoir “Bring on the Empty Horses.” Even with him disguising names and some of the circumstances, it is quite hard to read. Look on KZread for a kinescope of her one TV acting gig, as Sabina in “The Skin of Our Teeth.” Only the first two acts, alas, but it’s a completely unexpected performance.

GONE WITH WIND VERY GOOD MOVIE!!!!❤

super intersting - if really tragic, thanx.

Supposedly Vivien was a heavy chain smoker, so that in and of itself, had effects on her too ...

@marjoriegarner5369

6 күн бұрын

She was also an alcoholic. Devastating. The comment that she was sent away to boarding school at age six. And didn't see her mother again for two years. Horrible. She didn't have a chance. It killed her, truly. She never recovered from that. It's obvious.

People are not conscious for electroshock tx

I loved Vivien ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤‼️ WONDERFUL ACTRESS

As sad as mental illness is, and believe me, I know how incredibly difficult it was, to navigate psych hospitals, courts, adult day treatment, doctors, etc., still, that does not excuse us from morality. People who allow emotions to make choices in their lives, set up heartaches that will destroy them, and the people they love. Always keep a check on your emotions.

😭

It was common for British people and Armenians in India to marry one another. There are many half-Armenian/half-British (or Scottish or Irish) mixes from India because they were both Christian communities living there. Though the Brits had colonized India, Armenians have been there since the 1600s - living as a diaspora.

look into her childhood

Merle Oberon was part Indian and hid it, not Vivien Leigh. This was a rookie mistake. What else is wrong in this?

@leahartlee29

4 күн бұрын

Yes, Vivien Leigh was part Indian. Check out her Wikipedia Page. YOU are wrong.

@marcime174

3 күн бұрын

@@leahartlee29 check out more than Wikipedia. Vivien Leigh was primarily English with some Irish and Armenian. She was born in India when it was part of the British Empire. Google Merle Oberon who really was part Indian. Her story is very sad as she had to hide her ethnicity so that she told people her mother was her maid. Merle's looks are very exotic while Vivien's are classically Anglo-Irish

Insomnia and personal impulse control goes hand in hand with BP

What a shame. Streetcar was very disturbing to me but excellent.

So sad, so heartbreaking 💔 😢 These days, her illness wouldn't have caused so much pain. It would have been much helpful if she had rested well, and if she had devoutly believed in Christianity and met a good pastor to heal her spirit. Anything.

I know not everyone would agree, but from a Christian perspective, it seems to me there was a demonic influence in her life. Her husband's choice of words describing her pursuing the role of Scarlet with "demonic determination" 5:57 is interesting. Her agent's description 9:13 also reminds me of this. I say that in the hopes that someone who's going through something similar may consider asking for prayer. There is power in the name of Jesus against demonic forces (Mark 9:17-29; Luke 9:40-44).

“No matter the cost” should be the motto for soul-sucking Hollywood!

My ex-wife is bi-polar and why she is my EX and she did many of the same things as she did

Pity she was cremated. If she had been buried or interned, she would have received countless visitors over the years who would have left flowers, photos, etc. in tribute.

You are my favorite voice

Olivier was not as loyal to Leigh as this video would indicate. He had homosexual affairs during his marriage with Leigh; affairs which Joan Plowright supposedly said she would not tolerate if she were to marry him. She did; so perhaps he was more loyal to her. This is not a judgment on Olivier's sex life. But betrayal is betrayal. Seems Leigh had much to deal with and she already had a fragile psychology. The way she reacted to the attack scene with Lee Marvin makes me wonder if she had ever been brutalized in life. I believe she was and that would have greatly contributed to her mental issues. She had an almost other-worldly beauty. It came with a price.

If her secret I don't want to know anything about it.

Olivier had gay lovers.

@Polyphemus47

10 күн бұрын

And dammit, I wasn't one of them.

@dionnegonsalves8188

10 күн бұрын

​@@Polyphemus47 😂😅

@toogie6267

10 күн бұрын

​@@Polyphemus47😂😂😂😂😂

@PhDrSeuss

9 күн бұрын

🫤Some guys have all the luck ..... and he still looked good.

@marjoriegarner5369

6 күн бұрын

Hardly. He's been dead for a longtime.

Very bad subtitles. Imagine interpreting Vivien Leigh as Viv and Lee!!