I present this.

I love when they give the other girlies with big eyes the shelley duvall lashes. it’s so pleasing to me!!!!!

Can makeup people PWLASE bring these eyelashes back they're so prertyyy

The quoted photo is watermarked with my @ because I took effort to source it from someone’s warehouse which hasn’t seen the light of day since the 70s. Besides this photo has been shared around a ton since I posted it so I’m glad I put my account name on it for credit.

Sharing this photo out the masses 😚 (sourced directly from Shelley’s ex-husband)

A year ago today 💗 this was my 4th time hanging out with Shelley but it felt like the turning point where it truly became a genuine, two-way friendship. She gifted me a sun hat, I finally got to meet her partner and her animals for the first time, and smoke some ciggies 😌

No urban legend: this movie changed her life because her costar in it became her partner to this day. So if you grew up on this film and I did, a happy ending for the two leads.

False narrative perpetrated by Dr. Phil, Shelley’s career continued for a decade after the Shining, including producing/starring in a Peabody/Emmy Award winning TV show that she also produced. The only “environment” Kubrick created was one that she speaks fondly of to this day.

for me there's no better example of why we as a species do not deserve nice things than the people lazily robbing Shelley Duvall of all her agency and talents in the name of spreading misinformation that they think somehow someway will link back to getting justice for survivors

Somehow there’s a Shelley connection to everything…Shelley’s long term partner Dan Gilroy (since 1989) took this photo of Madonna when Dan and Madonna were dating and growing up in New York.

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As far as I know nobody else put on a performance so good that it sparked a 40+ year urban legend that they were legitimately traumatized.

Seems then that Shelley Duvall is the greatest actor ever.

Shelley Duvall stars in this PBS adaptation of Fitzgerald’s classic short story BERNICE BOBS HER HAIR, screening Sunday at 4:30 as part of “Fitzgerald and the Jazz Age,” co-presented with the A.R.T. Learn more about the film & American Repertory Theater's GATSBY at brattlefilm.org/film-series/ja…