Heather Locklear and David Keith in Firestarter (1984)

Stephen King and Mark L. Lester in Firestarter (1984)

Drew Barrymore and director Mark L. Lester on the set of 'Firestarter' (1984)

Drew Barrymore, Heather Locklear, and David Keith in Firestarter (1984)

Santa Fe F7's labor on under the Amtrak banner with a San Diegan at the beautiful station in San Diego, California during March of 1973. Drew Jacksich photo.

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Firestarter 1984. Starring David Keith, Drew Barrymore and Heather Locklear. Also starred George C. Scott.

MrGeeVIP Blocker said he portrayed the gentle-natured Hoss character with a Stephen Grellet statement in mind: 'We shall pass this way on Earth but once, if there is any kindness we can show, or good act we can do, let us do it now, for we will never pass this way again.'

Benny & Blocker

'Goonies never say die!' ☠️

Kurt Russell ~ John Carpenter’s The Thing (1982)🔥🎬

Jane Birkin photographed in London
1967

Agatha Christie 💞

Peter Duncan, Sheila Fearn, Annabelle Lanyon, David Neal, and Gwyneth Strong in The Flockton Flyer - TV Series (1977-1978)

Peter Duncan is 70 today, Happy Birthday Peter 🎁🎂

Wonderful ❤️

Roger Moore poses on the set of the eighth film in the James Bond series, Live and Let Die, in Kingston, Jamaica, 1973.

Photo by Anwar Hussein.

Joel McCrea, photographed for 'The Richest Girl in the World' (1934). Miriam Hopkins was the girl.

Anna Vissi participated in the 1980 Eurovision Song Contest representing Greece with 'Autostop' ('Hitch-Hike'.) In 1982, she represented her native Cyprus with 'Mono i agapi' ('Only love'.) She was chosen to represent Greece in the Eurovision Song Contest 2006 with 'Everything'.

Good morning, America. How are you?

Illinois Central 4036 with Train 1, The City of New Orleans at Grand Crossing overpass, Chicago, IL on March 31, 1964

Roger Puta Collection
Description by Marty Bernard
Public Domain 🇺🇸

The famous 'race' between Southern Pacific 4-8-4 #4449 and Union Pacific 4-8-4 #8444 along Cajon Pass on May 8, 1989. This was part of Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal's 50th Anniversary celebration. Paul Evans photo.

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'I really tried not to get too esoteric with 'Duel' (1971). The movie really walks a fine line between logic and fantasy, and finally I wanted to tip the scales in favor of logic, even if the French thought the film was an allegory for many things.'

--- Steven Spielberg