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Thora Birch Photos

Thora Birch

american beauty

Annie Warhol posted a photo:

one of my favorite movies

Inspiring people

Jack Teagle posted a photo:

Part of a series of people and characters that have inspired me.

Some of these paintings will be part of my exhibition which will be accompanying the Nonamarmi launch in London this week: www.jaguarshoes.com/?p=9621

enid coleslaw

266aline posted a photo:

enid head shot #4

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i.am.rebecca posted a photo:

Ghost World quote.
And you were the exact opposite of everything I really hated.

Ghostworld-Thora Birch as catwoman

GregHausM.D. posted a photo:

This film grabbed me so unexpectedly, I couldn't stop thinking about it for weeks! Birch is amazing (she's the disaffected daughter in "American Beauty), as are Scarlett Johanssen and Steve Buscemi.

ghost world-man on the bench

GregHausM.D. posted a photo:

The two girls are obsessed with a guy who sits on this one bench, day after day. It seems like one of those things they put in Indie films to be cool. But it is significant after all.

Ghostworld - fight at the ferris wheel - Birch and Buscemi

GregHausM.D. posted a photo:

I don't know what they're doing.

Ghost World set

earinc posted a photo:

Terry Zwigoff and Thora Birch on the set of Ghost World. I say "on the set," but it was actually an exterior shot in Culver City, CA.

Enid

whatvinyldummy posted a photo:

Ghost World

History with Hilary: July 20

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Explore #286 July 28, 2010

On July 20, 2001, the film Ghost World was released in NY and LA. It was written by Daniel Clowes (the creator of the comic book) and directed by Terry Zwigoff.

Here I am as the main character, Enid. In the film she was played by Thora Birch.

When I was searching for costume items, I found this t-shirt on indigofeet's Etsy store! Isn't it amazing?! Perfect recreation of the t-shirt in the film. You can get one too and check out the other great items she has!
www.etsy.com/shop/indigofeet

The skirt came from Target and the suitcase was $6 at St. Vincent's. I got a green one too, but decided I liked the red better for the photo.

Thank you to Rick, who drove all over town with me looking for a bus stop that would work! He even looked up the actual film location, but learned that a bus stop was placed there for the movie and then taken away again.

This one is in Altadena in a spot that in way too sunny and shadowy all day long. So we got up at 6am today to take it. (It also happens to be overcast today, which is great!)

I'm typing a lot. Just one more thing, though...

This was in part for my friend Jimmy, who loves this movie too and who named his cat Enid.

Yay!