April icontest grab bag

[jordannamorgan]

Ten classic movie and eighteen X-Men icons, made for various icontests through April.

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6	7	8	9	10

01. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, Roberta.
02. Frank McHugh, Elia Kazan, and James Cagney, City for Conquest.
03. Evelyn Venable and Fredric March, Death Takes a Holiday.
04. George Sanders and companion. (One of the Gabor sisters he married?)
05. Leslie Howard, The 49th Parallel.
06-10. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.

The first two icons tied for first place in a blue color challenge at classicicontest.

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6	7	8	9	10
11	12	13	14	15
16	17	18

The last seven icons respectively feature X-Men creator Stan Lee, and Halle Berry in "non-mutant" form.


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Comments

[nuranar.livejournal.com]

SqueeJordiIconsYay!

I do love the blue ones. 5 is so funny! That's such a "You want to make something of it?" position. I like 8 and 10 very much, too. I still haven't seen any movie with Ginger Rogers in it. Ironic, huh?

[jordannamorgan]

*g* Thanks. :)

Besides "Ever Since Eve", I think I have some sort of mystery/comedy Rogers did with William Powell. I've never seen her in any musical/Astaire movies, though. As I've observed before, the only time dancing excites me is when a guy I already like for other reasons (i.e. Jimmy or Danny) is doing it.

[nuranar.livejournal.com]

Mystery comedy sounds rather fun. I like dancing, but prefer tap to ballroom, and that's primarily because I know how to do it. I like to recognize steps and decide if I could do it or not. *g*