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kuri-crocus · 4 months

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jackelated · 6 months

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I have watched 7 different things with David Tennant playing some kind of murderer

Edit: 9 now...

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8iunie · 1 year

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maneskinofficial: Our hearts belong to The Tonight Show 💋 THANK YOU! Jimmy Fallon for having us talking about our newest album RUSH! - we always love a good chit-chat with you 💘 Aaand thank you legend Tom Morello for the best live performance of GOSSIP, love ya!! Guess we can call it a night X

Credits: Todd Owyoung/NBC - 27.01.2023

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razedhell · 3 months

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tags pt 5. - daisy fallon

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prettygoodnames · 9 months

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Cottagecore name ideas!

Ivy

Ember

Velvet

Winter

Cassette

Blossom

Sunny

Willow

Fallon

Poppy

Finnis

Archie

Edgar

Micah

Lilac

Skye

Lark

Lavender

Charlie

Sparrow

August

Prim

Levi

Milo

Melian

Atlas

Ambrose

Jonah

Quinn

Wells

Taylor

Spencer

Tethan

Stevie

Ivory

Newt

Lavender

Honey

Cedar

Aspen

Chip

Cookie

Beans

Scribbles

Rosalie

Marigold

Nikko

Felix

Casper

Cassian

Artemis

Bug

Moth

Thistle

Nellie

Gaia

Zephyr

Styx

Toby

Hazel

Everett

Orion

Navy

Rosemary

Elodie

Prim(rose)

Thatcher

Dahlia

Vinny

Toadstool

Pixie

Otto

Wisteria

Emery

~ Basil

#character names #name ideas #name suggestions #writers on tumblr #oc names #oc ideas #cottagecore #cottagecore names #nonbinary names #trans names #masc names #gender neutral names #fem names

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thatscarletflycatcher · 1 year

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If I had to cast North and South in 2023...

Look, I am still enamoured of my 1990s choices, but this post asked, and you know that sometimes I love a challenge, but not as much as torturing myself, so, wouldn't miss an opportunity to do both at the same time!

Let's go then:

Isa Briones as Margaret Hale

Margaret is the most described character in the novel. She's said to have large, soft, dark eyes, a big mouth, very dark straight hair, and a proud and defying air. Her figure is full but lithe, and she's also said to be tall.

Matthew Lewis as John Thornton

He's not as extraordinarily tall and bulky as Thornton is supposed to be, but I think he has the big lad energy with the child-like smile and the unremarkable face defined by the lines around the mouth that is so essential to the character from the book.

Hannah Rae as Edith Shaw-Lennox

Keeley Hawes as Mrs Shaw

I just think she deserves more fun mom-aunt roles, that's all. And we love to include Gaskell veterans (Wives and Daughters 1999)

Anthony Howell as Mr Hale

Mr Hale is a very difficult character to cast. He's a tall man, described more as beautiful than handsome, with large, dark, soft eyes like those of his daughter, and a general air of melancholy about him. I also, as I said, love casting Gaskell veterans in Gaskell stories (another Wives and Daughers 1999)

Anna Madeley as Mrs Hale

I thought of Anna Madeley and Keeley Hawes in terms of two women that can look like sisters, and one that can play a softer, more likely to be sick one.

Kaine Applegate as Frederick Hale

Perhaps not the sailoring beauty he should be, but I emphasized an attempt to a likeness between him and Mrs Hale, with the corresponding likeness between Mr Hale and Margaret.

Will Poulter as Henry Lennox

Yes, he does look a bit like 2004!Lennox, but he is about the age and he also has the sort of shrewd, calculating, not devastatingly handsome face the character is supposed to have.

Matthew Beard as captain Lennox

Not much to say here. Someone who could look like the prettier brother of Will Poulter.

Daisy Edgar-Jones as Bessie Higgins

I think this actress has the softness and the haunted look that can make of Bessie an affecting character rather than a Dickensian caricature.

Joseph Mawle as Nicholas Higgins

Look, I love Joseph Mawle, okay? And I think he can play both the desperate sadness and the dry pride.

Caroline O'Neill as Mrs Thornton

I picked her because having someone from Manchester is idea, but I also tried to bridge Fanny's proud beauty with the touch of worried care and sterness Mr Thornton and his mother share.

Lucy Fallon as Fanny Thornton

Jack Davenport as Mr Bell

Wait, wait, listen, it might sound weird and out of place, BUT, if you have seen this man do the sort of British stinging "am I joking or am I not" line delivery you know he can do it. Besides, I love Jack Davenport, and I need more Jack Davenport in period dramas. I said.

#North and South #Elizabeth Gaskell #long post

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rubywrite · 1 year

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Edgar Jameson Fallon

Character Aesthetics/Moodboard

Noah Chase Stone

Character Aesthetics/ Mood Board

@verba-writing and @narutofandude finished the two moodboards/ character aesthetic!

#ocs #my ocs #fantasy #writers on tumblr #wip #wip: the mirror effect #character aesthetic #character moodboard

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ourpickwickclub · 2 years

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I was wondering if the reason they left so early was to take the boys to the fair for a bit, and if Edgar is there, at least one of the boys is along (I could see Kingston staying back to hang with friends, or Zuma having a sleepover).

I was also thinking maybe Blake wanted some extra practice on no body before Fallon

Ask 2:

Why would they need Edgar to go with them tonight? Maybe he’s along more often than I realize but it doesn’t seem like he would be needed just for one show.

I think Edgar is a big help when they need to keep an eye on the boys in a crowd like that, plus he can hang out with them when Gwen is on stage performing.

— M

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project1939 · 21 days

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100+ Films of 1952

Film number 109: The Big Trees

Release date: February 5th, 1952

Studio: Warner Bros.

Genre: Western

Director: Felix E. Feist

Producer: Louis F. Edelman

Actors: Kirk Douglas, Eve Miller, Patrice Wymore, Edgar Buchanan

Plot Summary: Jim Fallon is an ambitious huckster who sees an opportunity to log Redwoods when an amenable law is passed in California in 1900. Once there, he bumps up against a Quaker community who owns the land he desires, and they are adamant that the Redwood are never cut down.

My rating (out of 5 stars): **3/4

This is a “some parts are interesting” and “some parts are ridiculous and bad” kind of film. I didn’t feel like it was a total waste to watch it, but it’s not one I would really recommend either. (Unless you’re someone with an interest in Redwood trees!) Minor spoilers ahead.

The Good:

Kirk Douglas. He is perfect as an anti-hero- charming, confident, and sleazy all at once. I almost didn’t want him to change his ways and turn into a good guy, because he’s much less interesting then.

Giant Redwoods in real life. There was clearly some location shooting, and it was pretty cool. I only wish the print of the film was better.

The character Yukon Burns- he was a loveable imperfect hero.

The scene of a railroad bridge collapsing. It looked so impressive I’m not sure if they used models or if it was a full-size special effect. It was probably models, but it was very effective.

Having an anti-hero/villain be the protagonist. I always enjoy it in films, even when I hate the character, which I definitely did here.

Some of the music. I loved the opening theme.

There were two really good scenes with the Redwoods- one where Jim was measuring the circumference of a tree and the camera tracked around it with him, and one where a guy showed the rings on a cross section and illustrated how far back in history they went. There was the invasion of England by Norman conquerors, Columbus discovering America, George Washington and the Declaration of Independance, Abraham Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation, etc...

Go Quakers! I love Quakers for being hundreds of years ahead of the Western world when it came to women’s rights and racial equality. They were strident abolitionists and committed pacifists. They don’t often appear explicitly in many Hollywood films, so I like that they got a nod here.

The Bad:

The plot could be very convoluted and hard to follow, especially in the beginning. I’m not someone who generally struggles with understanding the plots of films, so it got pretty frustrating at times.

How many different documents can there possibly be in a movie? So much of the plot depended on different government papers- applications, land claims, contracts, state law, federal law, etc. If you like paperwork, here’s a little p*rn for you!

There were moments that stretched believability to the point of distraction.

The love story between Jim and Sister Chadwick. I was super pissed that she inexplicably fell in love with such a malevolent creep.

Some of the music. As I said, I loved the main theme, but many times the non-diegetic music was way too heavy-handed.

Quakers getting violent at the end. An unfortunate Hollywood trope is making the pacifist Quakers become violent at the climax of the film- see Friendly Persuasion for another example. Pacificism is always portrayed as a nice idea, but something that “real men” have to dispense with in a crisis.

Was Jim’s turnaround believable?

#1952 #1952 movies #100 films of 1952 #kirk douglas

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kley-blog · 1 year

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Well, nothing like channeling Christmas a little early . . .

Gets it all over and done with . . .

A frightfully post-post modern Christmas it is too . . .

So many twists and references . . .

I suppose I would have to watch it frequently for several decades and really do my homework to catch them all . . .

But . . .

That’s Hollywood . . .

Particularly durning Christmas madness . . .

Enjoy . . .

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kuri-crocus · 3 months

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Results: A David Tennant bf/gf for a Michael Sheen character

I made a result post for the GO3 wishes. So here are the results for the Good Omens Extended Universe shipping polls as well. These are the results for Michael's characters. Here are the results for David's characters. It doesn't mean to be the end: I am still open for requests for other characters...

1. Aro -279 votes-

Most popular match: Peter Vincent (35.8%)

2. Barty Crouch Jr. (30.5%), 3. Crowley (11.5%), 4. Giacomo Casanova (8.6%), 5. Richard II (7.5%), 6. The Doctor (5.7%) 0.4% voted for other characters (not specified)

2. Lucian -262 votes-

Most popular match: Peter Vincent (43.1%) again!

2. Barty Crouch Jr. (18.3%), 3. Crowley (9.9%), 4. Kilgrave/Kevin Thompson and the Doctor (9.5% each), 5. Giacomo Casanova (6.1%), 6. Campbell Bain (2.3%) 1.1% voted for other characters (not specified)

3. Miles Maitland -241 votes-

Most popular match: Campbell Bain (43.1%)

2. Ginger Littlejohn (22.4%), 3. Phileas Fogg (15.4%), 4. The Doctor (11.6%), 5. Crowley (10%), 6. Peter Vincent (5.4%) 7. Jean-François Mercier (4.6%) 8. Hector Heldane (0.8%) 2.1% voted for other characters (not specified)

4. Martin Whitly -190 votes-