#(2005- 2020)

[dearemma]

inspired by this post

[gwaymustd1e]

I was promised to make 2025 the new 2005 why is it 2020

[buffyscmmers]

PERIOD DRAMA APPRECIATION 2024 

Day 2 - Favourite Characters - Emma Woodhouse & Fitzwilliam Darcy

[escapismsworld]

Period films and series 🤎🪞

[umseb]

all of sebastian vettel's helmets from 2005 to 2022 📷 @.f1hlm / twitter

[brontes]

okay here me out:

spring

summer

autumn

winter

[jeanrollins]

Archival interview with actor Paul Bisciglia, from One Perfect Shot (2024)

[hotjaneaustenmenpoll]

Hot Jane Austen Men Tournament!

48 of the Hottest Jane Austen Men from all your favourite Jane Austen Adaptations are readying their duelling pistols to prove they are the Hottest Jane Austen Man. From the rakish to the heroic to the truly pathetic we're putting these men head to head to see who'll come out on top!

I've picked men from Pride and Prejudice 1995/2005, Sense and Sensibility 1995/2007, Emma 1996/1996/2009/2020, Northanger Abbey 2007, Persuasion 1995/2007/2022 and Mansfield Park 1999/2007 as well as a couple of random others but my ask is open for submissions!

Like all good period dramas this tournament will begin on Sunday (18th February) and the first round polls will last a week!

@tournament-announcer

[unwinthehart]

Ricordiamo che Antonella Clerici a Sanremo ha voluto dire:

lei, vestita come una bomboniera, che canta "She" in maniera dubbiosa a Hugh Grant

Ligabue si rifiuta di andare a Sanremo perchè Antonella "puzza di sugo". Vince Valerio Scanu con l'orchestra che si ribella e lancia tutti gli spartiti sul palco

BUGOGATE

[yesandpost]

Prompt-able Characters!

Here is a list of characters that are open to having prompts suggested and stories written for!

Lilia Calderu

Florence Seward

Nellie Lovett (2001 + 2005)

Joanne (2011 + 2020)

Avis Amberg

Right now, these are the characters we're comfortable writing for as we're starting out. As we both gain more confidence, this list will grow.

[didanagy]

Lovers of series and movies. Part 1.:

1. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (1995): Lizzy and Darcy

2. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (2005): Lizzy and Darcy

3. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE AND ZOMBIES (2016): Lizzy and Darcy

4. EMMA (2020): Emma and Knightley

5. PERSUASION (2022): Anne and Captain Wentworth

6. NORTH AND SOUTH (2004): Margaret Hale and John Thornton

7. JANE EYRE (2006): Jane and Mr. Rochester

8. BRIDGERTON season 1 (2020): Daphne and Simon

9. BRIDGERTON season 2 (2022): Kate and Anthony

10. BRIDGERTON season 3 (2023): Penelope and Colin (photo season 2)

[cut-me-and-call-me-yours]

BUNNY'S LIST OF COMFORT HORROR MOVIES.

1) House of wax (2005)

2) Cabin in the Woods (2011)

3) Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

4) REPO! The Genetic Opera (2008)

5) The Lost Boys (1987)

6) Lisa Frankenstein (2024)

7) Abigail (2024)

8) Cabin Fever (2002)

9) Any Saw movie

10) The Collector (2009)

11) The Collection (2012)

12) Fear Street Trilogy

13) Ginger Snaps (2000)

14)Jennifer's Body (2009)

15) Queen of the Damned (2002)

16) Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)

17) Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986)

18) Scream (1996)

[electronictheoristactivist]

[aust3nland]

obsessed with when an austen adaptation features blowing out a candle that results in the screen going dark, and eating soup out of spoons in a moment of embarrassed/tense silence

also fun that 1995&2005 pride and prejudice have the candle moment, there’s def more of that elsewhere too

[harrisonarchive]

George and Olivia Harrison in London on June 26, 1990; photo by Simon Townsley.

“[The rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle can be] seedy... Yes, that’s probably the most difficult of all, because I really relate to these people. I love them, and they’re my friends, and from time to time I’ve really gotten into that — being crazy and boogying… parties and whatever all that involves. I go from being completely spiritual and straight. Then, after awhile, I’ve gone back in with the rockers again. But I’ve got a good sort of tilt mechanism in me.” - George Harrison, 1976 interview, conducted by Lisa Robinson, and quoted in Robinson’s There Goes Gravity: A Life In Rock and Roll (2014)

“George had a sure footing, he always had a sure footing, you know, he always had one foot on the ground even if the rest of him was flailing around. He had what he called a ‘tilt mechanism,’ and so he was never ever really gonna go somewhere he shouldn’t. And he was naughty, and that’s part of the charm.” - Olivia Harrison, radio interview, 2005

“I think for George, he talked about the inner journey and that was very important to him, although he was yin-yang. He could hang with the best of them. [laughs] He was a scoundrel yogi. That’s what I loved about him, because he was honest. He was right up front about it. ‘I’m bad? O.K., I’m bad.’” - Olivia Harrison, The New York Times ArtsBeat, 2011

“[George] never said he was a saint, but he always said he was a sinner.” - Olivia Harrison, Rolling Stone, 2011

“He conducted himself with a great consciousness [laughs], even when he was behaving badly, he would do it with a great awareness.” - Olivia Harrison, Huffington Post, 2014

“He was a witness to his actions. He always said, ‘People think they’ve found me or found something out about me... I know when I’m bad. I know.’ Nobody suffers more than yourself, right — than one’s self when you know you’re not being true. And he tormented himself, you know, I think, a lot. But he was a curious guy, and he just wanted to have all the experiences and hope he could get back in time for the big exit.” - Olivia Harrison, BBC Radio 4, 2020 (x)

[jeanrollins]

Archival 2005 interview with actor Louise Dhour, from Queen of the Underworld (2024)