Use of Actual Vintage Arms as Props in Early Films

fernando · 13th January 2023, 09:06 PM

I knew about some folks mocking his masculinity, those opposing his favoritism to contemporary Douglas Fairbanks. But i didn't know he took it so seriously as having his decorator to hang weaponry on the walls to prove otherwise, as if he needed to so prove. As a matter of fact, he had females 'dying' for him. But the point is that, frustrated or not, those weapons were authentic. I look forward to hearing from you about possible movie props around his mansion; apparently those that didn't reach auction/s.
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Fernando

13th January 2023, 09:06 PM	#12
fernando (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,694	I knew about some folks mocking his masculinity, those opposing his favoritism to contemporary Douglas Fairbanks. But i didn't know he took it so seriously as having his decorator to hang weaponry on the walls to prove otherwise, as if he needed to so prove. As a matter of fact, he had females 'dying' for him. But the point is that, frustrated or not, those weapons were authentic. I look forward to hearing from you about possible movie props around his mansion; apparently those that didn't reach auction/s. Best Fernando