Showing posts with label Shirts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shirts. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Ad Man

Was Jake doing his own interpretation of the Thin Blue Line for Letterman?


Look at his suit.

A little subliminal message for EoW perhaps?

Subtle Jake, subtle.

At least this time.

You haven't always been.






 And that's why we love ya.

Saturday, August 15, 2009

Historical Hanger


The shirts from Brokeback are now on display at the Autry National Center of the American West.

But how they got there is interesting. After Tom Gregory brought the iconic shirts for $101,100 on Ebay, they were hanging on his office wall. That was until Gregory Hinton called him on New Year's Eve.

“I was doing researching on ‘Night Rodeo,’ my fifth novel about my dad Kip (former editor of the Cody Enterprise) and wondered what happened to the shirts that were such an important prop in the film,” Hinton said. So he tracked down Gregory and proposed the idea to the Autry, along with the Gay Rodeo Legacy Project, which evolved into the symposium “Gay in the West: Reclaiming Our Country Heritage." The event will address the urban-rural bias, and will be this fall. The shirts will be at the Autry on lone for a year.

Gregory felt “the shirts hold deep meaning for so many, especially those 50 and older that could relate to the anguish and isolation of Ennis".

The Autry known for exploring all peoples of the American West, thought it was perfect for the museum . Jeffrey Richardson, assistant curator for film and popular culture, got involved and the project was pulled it together in six months.

The shirts are part of a re-installation of the Contemporary Westerns case that displays memorabilia and art from significant films since the 1970s, such as “Unforgiven” and “Tom Horn.”, “Wild Bill,” as well as gun belts and revolvers from the western comedy spoof “Three Amigos!”

Gregory's only request, that the shirts remain together and entertwined. “They have remained that way since the filmed wrapped and will always remain that way under my watch,”

Autry National Center of the American West



Something this good has to be shared.

Here is the link to pictures of Austin over at Spooky's


Austin looking hot on set - Austin Nichols Journal

Thursday, May 29, 2008

Shirts Tales Part Deaux

Think someone could be fan of John from Cincinnati?

But is it the show or the actor? ; )