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British Heroes vignette stamps featuring T.E. Lawrence. Bid on them here (not my auction): http://www.ebay.com/itm/T-E-LAWRENCE-OF-ARABIA-STRIP-OF-10-MINT-STAMPS-2-/330894378395
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Costume designer Phyllis Dalton devised a subtle way to indicate TE Lawrence’s failing grip. As the film progresses, his robes become thinner and thinner until they are virtually translucent. (x)
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”…We thought we were being very daring at the time: Lawrence and Omar…”
David Lean(via reegar)
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You love him?
No I fear him.N O
Posted on January 13, 2013 via across the sky in stars with 353 notes
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[The very last scene of “Lawrence of Arabia”] was the last scene to be shot in Morocco. Peter O’Toole later recalled it was so brutally hot that while he and the driver (Bryan Pringle) were wearing their uniform tops, their bottoms were another story, and their feet were in buckets of ice.
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T.E. Lawrence vs Peter O’Toole
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A crying David 8 watching Lawrence of Arabia in a deleted scene from Prometheus. The scene will probably be on the DVD. Edit of a cam shot at prometheusforum.net.
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telawrence: T.E. Lawrence in camp with Oxford University Officers Training Corps, 1910.
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beast-extra: Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
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Lawrence of Arabia: A Hero’s Journey by Don Belt, National Geographic, Vol. 195, No. 1, January 1999
Part 1
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