I love to imagine that this photo, with its facial expressions that COULD be sincere, is actually ripped from a deleted Revenge scene in which these two are covering their hatred with smiles.
VICTORIA GRAYSON (left): Hello, husband-stealing slut.
LYDIA DAVIS: Hello, ice queen on whose ass you could freeze oil.
VG: Nice to see you classing up the joint for a change.
LD: You’re so attractive for your age, Victoria. Why are you chopping your body into pieces? Can’t you leave that to your enemies?
VG: Are you wearing red because it’s the color of your venereal disease?
LD: My smile may appear friendly, but it conceals the soaring glee I feel at seeing you dressed up like you run a bordello.
VG: Why? Do you need a job? Husband-stealing isn’t lucrative enough?
LD: It’s more lucrative now that he’s about to divorce you without giving you a single penny. Maybe. I’m a couple episodes behind.
VG: What?
LD: Um, never mind. Just know that if your fingers snap from my iron grip it’s because I’ve been working out this hand for EXACTLY that purpose.
VG: And if your shoes seize up and slice off your feet at the ankle, it’s because they hate you as much as I do.
LD: Kisses.
VG: Kisses.





















@abbymcdonald thanks!
Fug or Fab: Julia and Lily
LILY COLLINS: I’m confused.
JULIA ROBERTS: What, by all the cracked-out extras behind us that look like we’re trying to trick people into thinking this movie is set in the Hunger Games capitol? Don’t be. Just accept that it’s part of why our movie is terrible.
LILY: Is it terrible?
JULIA: HONEY. Have you seen the previews? The tagline should be, “Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who’s embarrassed of them all?”
LILY: Okay, fine. But that’s not why I’m confused.
JULIA: Fire away. I’m Julia f’ing Roberts. I haven’t made a good movie in years and nobody holds it against me. I have wisdom.
LILY: Wisdom, but not a tailor.
JULIA: Ask me your question, kid.
LILY: Okay. Were we SUPPOSED to go casual?
JULIA: What do you mean?
LILY: Well, you’re in a suit.
JULIA: It’s a kids’ movie.
LILY: But it’s a PREMIERE.
JULIA: During the day.
LILY: What I mean is, you look like you just came from a meeting with your attorney. Did I overdress, or did you underdress?
JULIA: I never over- or under-do anything. I just do. I am Julia. Wherever I go, the dress code is Julia. Whatever I do, it is Julia. I am my own thing.
LILY: That’s not wisdom. That’s smugness.
JULIA: Potato, po-tah-to, my fancy little tree stump.
[Photo: Getty]
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