#David Josse

[90s-kid-sad-adult]

love is forever

[vampandvisiongirl]

"She's great. I can honestly say that she is the most talented leading lady I have ever worked with. We just finished shooting the ballet episode, and we sort of had to do a love scene together. It was pretty funny, because Charisma is extremely ticklish, especially on her stomach, so when I had to go down, kind of made her laugh. I would start laughing, and then Joss would get so upset and start telling us that if we don't get this done he will fire us both, but she kept laughing, so finally I just said screw it and gave her a raspberry, right there. We took a break after that because both of us couldn't stop laughing."

David on working with Charisma- Late 2001-Early 2002

[could-they-be-a-pro-wrestler]

Event poll series: Fictional Wrestlemania (Night 1)

Match 4: BTVS Angel vs. Patrick Bateman in a casket match

If you want to catch up on the lore/storyline details: Click this link

[dark-ethereal-visions]

When you invite your friends to the Nosferatu premiere and tell them to dress nice.

[borgialucrezia]

— Happy 40th Birthday DAVID OAKES ↴

"One thing that I think is nice to do is to work out a character that you can make the audience warm to. So, I think all of them, whether it's Juan in The Borgias or even William Hamleigh in The Pillars Of The Earth, the people you're supposed to hate because they do heinous things, but you might get an idea of why they do what they do. I think it's nice to find the human in the heinous." (✦)

[oeuvrinarydurian]

It’s Tux Tuesday! Or, technically, can we call it a Schrödinger’s Tux Tuesday? For all intents and purposes, you really only have my word for it that there was in fact a complete tux here. 

This is more of a “look at the dreamy man bathed in the dreamy lighting talking to the other dreamy man with a lot of, uh, ambiguous electrical something energy in the air” post.

I mean, he’s technically in a tux, but fuck it because that face, amirite?

This is right at the end of the scene. The first few photographs are “I’ve seen enough death“, and the second to last are the little painful/regretful swallow and smile, and “anything‘s possible”.

The very last few are “I jumped in the lake in my tux and still haven’t removed my shirt or pants”���because grief and hotness.

[hang-on-lil-tomato]

I wish I could say I found this, but someone else posted it, and before I could reblog it, tumblr washed it away.

all props to the OP!

[in-love-with-movies]

In Your Eyes (2014)

[aq2003]

dt richard ii canonically assigned low empathy autistic by word of god

[90s-kid-sad-adult]

locker monster

[mangosgooddeams]

That cake looks sooo delicious.

[brokehorrorfan]

Serenity's soundtrack is available on vinyl via Varese Sarabande. The score is composed by David Newman (Galaxy Quest, Scooby-Doo).

The 2xLP album is housed in a jacket featuring artwork by artwork by Matt Sheean with a fold-out poster and liner notes by Daniel Schweiger. Varese Sarabande carries an exclusive "Browncoat" color variant, limited to 500, for $45, while the translucent blue retail version costs $43.

[closetofcuriosities]

Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997-2003)

[2-1b]

i like it when a show is so bad it's good

[borgialucrezia]

reminder that david oakes is the funniest man alive

[oeuvrinarydurian]

It’s the Sunday Free-For-All!

I thought for a change, I would try to choose my favorite supporting character. Some episodes are more character/mystery driven, and others are more relationship-driven. Those would be my favorites, but it’s especially enjoyable when supporting characters are written and cast with such care.

I’m having a hard time picking only one. “Sway” is a contender. All of those Burridges staff are fabulous, as is the guy who plays Joey Lisk. The piano tuner is fabulous. It’s really an embarrassment of riches.

The only reason I’m not choosing it is I think “Fugue“ sinks or swims based on the guy who plays Cronyn/Gull; plus the brother and sister are truly well realized. She’s not the most exciting character in the world, but her performance is lovely, and it’s a terrific counterpoint to the sort of creepy/tormented genius that her brother brings to the table. I think he was probably more of a red herring that got edited down, but between the three of them, it’s a winner for me.

On the other hand, how fantastic is it to not just have Danny Webb back as Lott, but have him back in such a disgustingly vile way in “Exeunt”? Now, the guy is really a movie star. He’s been in everything, for God’s sake…his charisma leaps through the screen. He’s more of a guest star than a supporting actor, but every moment he’s on screen is a joy.

Or is it David Oakes as Joss Bixby? If fanfiction is any thing to gauge reaction by, this is clearly the winner.

Who do you pick? I can’t choose. I could’ve kept going, frankly.