Movie-inspired sketch where I did not try to capture the actor, but the character. Can you guess the title?
Scene clue: “I don’t see what Edwin’s got to do with it. I’m not leaving him. I’m leaving you.”
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Oh what fun. Great drawings! I have no clue lol. Not Cinderella.
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Nope, but thanks for popping in, Catherine.
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Looks British. Perhaps Downton Abbey or Sherlock Holmes, Little Women, Pride and Prejudice. I am really guessing.
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All good flicks though, Patricia!
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No idea about the film but OMG, I LOVE that drawing!!
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Thanks, Teresa!
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Julie…you are too talented! I think it is one of my all-time favorites…The Ghost and Mrs. Muir…made into a TV series at one point in time…but nothing can beat the original movie with Gene Tierney. I’ve seen it a dozen times and could watch it a dozen more. Here’s an article on the actual Gull Cottage: http://hookedonhouses.net/2011/09/12/gull-cottage-in-the-movie-the-ghost-and-mrs-muir/
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We must have similar tastes – I’ve seen it just as many times! Thank you for the link!
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I knew from the sketch, Julie! The Ghost and Mrs. Muir is one of my all-time favorite movies! I own the DVD. One day, you’ll stop by and we’ll watch it together.
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Would love that! With buttered scones and tea too!
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Clearly my knowledge of non-animated movies is lacking. Your recommendation of the otter movie was spot-on, so I guess I know what to rent this weekend JRZ!
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Netflix has it too, but I watched the dvd from the library. The dialogue is great!
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Interesting. I have no clue. Great sketch though!
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It’s a kid-friendly, black and white film, from the late 1940’s, and worth watching!
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I don’t know the movie but I do know this is a spectacular sketch! You are so good, Julie, and really blossoming! LOVE!
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Thank you for the encouragement, Iza! The Ghost and Mrs. Muir was a television show from the late 60’s too.
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