#Alex Glynne

[bakedgoodsforbucky]

Reasons Otto Farrant should be Daeron Targaryen:

He’s a relatively unknown but great actor (that seems to be the vibe of casting)

He looks baby (definitely could pass as 16)

Has an element of Tom Glynn-Carney about him (enough to pass as brothers)

He looks cute all beat up from battle

Would look great on a dragon

He’s got mummy Alicent’s big sad eyes

Pls

[whoreforbronze]

Keira & Laura - Alex & Jess - Leah & Elle… and friends!

thriving in ibiza😍😍😍

[deepestconnoisseurmoon]

Dunkirk (2017) Dir. Christopher Nolan

[preathuswnt]

obsessed w these two ngl if you havent read alex’s book its defo worth it!

[westeroswisdom]

Alex Flood of MNE has a conversation with Tom Glynn-Carney (Aegon II Targaryen).

It was very wide-ranging. Among other things, Tom talked about what might have been on Aegon's playlist – if Aegon had such a playlist.

Perhaps the most interesting factoid about HotD from the convo is that it took Tom seven hours to have the prosthetics applied and get into costume for the scenes where Aegon is recovering from his injuries.

As with other appearances, Tom comes across as a fun person to hang out with.

[bluemargotrobbie]

CAMARA ROLL | TREND| AEMMA VELARYON 📸

No puedo evitar hacer este trend con lo que sería que fotos tendría Aemma en sus teléfonos.

📚: 𝗔𝗘𝗠𝗠𝗔 (publicado)

🖋: LunaticaBlack (wattpad)

🌎: HOTD

💌: Aemond, Aegon T& Cregan Stark

👤: Aemma Velaryon

[shanna254]

@railwolf91 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

[yomna-art]

enough time has passed, so I'm finally posting my art submission for the sleep walking animals art contest

I'm still really upset about the band taking a break, but I do wish them all the best😭❤️

Redbubble shop + Instagram + Twitter

[ruthmedia2]

HORIZON: AN AMERICAN SAGA:CHAPTER ONE (15)

HORIZON: AN AMERICAN SAGA: CHAPTER 1 (15) Director: Kevin Costner Runtime: 3h1m Cast: Kevin Costner, Sienna Miller, Sam Worthington, Jena Malone, Owen Crow Shoe, Tatanka Means, Ella Hunt, Tim Guinee, Danny Huston, Colin Cunningham, Scott Haze, Tom Payne, Abbey Lee, Michael Rooker, Will Patton, Georgia MacPhail, Douglas Smith, Luke Wilson, Isabelle Fuhrman, Jamie Campbell Bower, Alejandro Edda,…

[afro-hispwriter]

OH MY GOD SWA JUST RESPONDED TO MY DM🙏🏾

[dedicatednotobsessed]

Thank you si much for your help, you’re heaven sent!!! ;-; since i only messed up the number i’m confident the postman would figure out who is the going to and deliver it to the right address so things should be fine. I would like to double check something else though, how many emails was i supposed to get, only the one with the order confirmation or more? Once again, thank you so much!!! ><

I’m glad I could help! 🥰 and yeah, I only got the order confirmation even though it said you would get updates 😂😂 I blame everything on Jack though. Totally Jack’s fault 🤪

[radiofreeskaro]

Radio Free Skaro #928 - The Tribe of None

Radio Free Skaro #928 - The Tribe of None - New #DoctorWho theme arrangement! - All(?) of Classic Who coming to iPlayer! - Commentary for Mawdryn Undead, Part Four!

http://traffic.libsyn.com/freyburg/rfs928.mp3 Download MP3 If you’re looking for new things to hum as you while away the days to the 60th anniversary and its specials, wait no more! The new arrangement of the Doctor Who theme tune is now in the wild, along with the Fifteenth Doctor’s theme just aching to bust out of your speakers and into your heart. You’ll need all that love because although…

[takenbythestarcatchers]

[ramascreen]

80 FOR BRADY | “Friends Make Everything Better” Featurette

80 FOR BRADY | “Friends Make Everything Better” Featurette

It’s “Bridesmaids” meets “The Golden Girls.” Go on the adventure of a lifetime with Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, Rita Moreno and Sally Field and watch this new “Friends Make Everything Better” featurette for 80 FOR BRADY. 80 FOR BRADY IS IN THEATRES ON FEBRUARY 3, 2023 SYNOPSIS: 80 FOR BRADY is inspired by the true story of four best friends living life to the fullest when they take a wild trip to…

[preathuswnt]

a semi woso relationship but i love it none the less

[moorheadthanyoucanhandle]

TOMFOOLERY

In theaters this weekend:

80 for Brady--It's a testament to the star power of the four leading ladies in this movie that I didn't resent that their characters were Tom Brady fans. Not that much, anyway. I didn't even resent that the film amounts to a feature-length commercial for the NFL; it's being released the weekend before Super Bowl Sunday, almost as if the league is trying to offer its own counterprogramming.

Who cares? At this point in their careers, Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, Sally Field and Rita Moreno could pretty much read grocery lists and it would carry a certain pop-culture gravitas. The script, by Sarah Haskins and Emily Halpern and inspired by a real-life circle of elderly Boston-based fans of Tommy Boy and the Patriots, doesn't really offer them much more to work with than a grocery list would, and they still come off all right.

Tomlin, a cancer survivor, is the outspoken instigator who insists that she and her friends must go watch Brady play in the 2017 Big Game. Fonda is a flirt given to romantically leaping before she looks; she's also successful writer of erotic fiction about Rob Gronkowski. Field is an academic weary of her dependent, literally absent-minded professor husband (Bob Balaban) and Moreno yearns to break free of assisted living despite a fellow resident (Glynn Turman) who likes her.

The quartet ends up in Houston having wacky adventures at the Super Bowl Experience and at parties and poker games and chicken wing eating contests and such. All does not, it need hardly be said, go smoothly. They're befriended by the choreographer of the half-time show (Billy Porter) and if you think they don't end up dancing to get past security, think again.

With her blunt, urgent delivery, Tomlin somehow emerges as the team captain of the ensemble. But all four are infectiously energetic and seem to enjoy goofing around with the supporting players shoved in their paths, like Porter, or Harry Hamlin as a love interest for Fonda, or Sara Gilbert as Tomlin's daughter, or Andy Richter as a high roller in a skybox, or Alex Moffat and Rob Corrddry as a dyspeptic sports-talk team, and of course Brady and Gronk and Guy Fieri and others as themselves. Even the bit players include the likes of Patton Oswalt and Sally Kirkland.

80 for Brady starts slow, but it should be said that as it progresses, and gets broader and sillier, it also gets better; both livelier and more heartfelt. By the end these women had me absurdly emotionally invested. This is, possibly, the lamest and most ridiculous film that has ever brought tears to my eyes.