#David William Heath

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BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN (2005)

Director: Ang Lee Cinematography: Rodrigo Prieto

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A Knight’s Tale (2001)

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Candid 📷 Romance

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Artwork and screen captures I put together from the Punisher video game from Capcom and of course artwork straight from the comics. Credit goes to both Marvel and Capcom.

[littlealexhorne]

more rankings of the tmnz men bc i can

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William Trench I will be waiting for you to come home from war 😭😭😭 once again attached to an underrated Michael performance

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#OTD in Irish History | 1 April (Aibreán):

April Fools’ Day is celebrated all around the world on the 1 April of every year. Sometimes referred to as All Fools’ Day, 1 April is not a national holiday, but is widely recognised and celebrated as a day where everyone plays all kinds of jokes and foolishness. In the Liturgical calendar it is the Feast Day of Cellach of Armagh or Celsus or Celestinus. He was Archbishop of Armagh and an…

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'David Dastmalchian just happened to make his feature film debut in The Dark Knight, one of the most popular and successful movies of all time, and the actor still remembers how amazed he was the first time he saw director Christopher Nolan at work.

These days, Dastmalchian can be recognized from the various roles he's played in a variety of films, but it all began with his memorable role as a villain in The Dark Knight. More recently, Dastmalchian reunited with Nolan with a role in the hit film Oppenheimer, marking a bit of a full-circle moment for the actor. In an interview conducted by /Film before the SAG-AFTRA strike, Dastmalchian shared his memories of working on The Dark Knight, which tied into how wonderful it was for him to get back onto a Nolan movie set once again.

"For me, the thing that stood out was getting the opportunity to observe one of the great masters of cinema, Christopher Nolan, be able to orchestrate a set with thousands of performers and hundreds if not thousands of crew members and extensive equipment setups under the incredible pressure of having to shoot in a downtown, thriving, operating metropolis like Chicago and make that Gotham City," Dastmalchian said of The Dark Knight. "Seeing him do so with nothing but confidence and clarity and the skill of a great leader and communicator."

On seeing Nolan at it again on the set of Oppenheimer, Dastmalchian continued, "That just affected me in this deep way, seeing an artist at that level operate in such a manner, and since then, has been the bellwether representation of the captains that I love to embark on journeys with, the people who I will follow into the craziest waters, the most unknown places, the most dark chasms to jump with leaps of faith because somebody just has that kind of discipline and heart for cinema. And I saw it again. I got to see it on the set of his newest film."

In The Dark Knight, Dastmalchian plays Thomas Schiff, a man revealed to be a henchman for Heath Ledger's Joker. For his Nolan reunion, Dastmalchian took on the role of real-life nuclear weapons advocate William L. Borden in Oppenheimer. The actor's latest role sees him as one of the stars of the Dracula-inspired horror film, The Last Voyage of the Demeter.

Fans can catch Dastmalchian on the big screen by watching either Oppenheimer or The Last Voyage of the Demeter, as both movies are currently playing in theaters.'

[camyfilms]

BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN 2005

You know, friend, this is a god damn bitch of an unsatisfactory situation.

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There are more. I’ve tagged my 30. Some of course had more impact than others. Some were even before I was born. For example I was about to add #marvin gaye. As I’ve grown older and learn more about the lives of these people who were all beacons in some capacity I can’t help but be moved by their loss.

My answer is yes for Heath Ledger. I was obsessed with him when he died and it broke my little pre-teen heart 💔

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180-year-old business that's still ticking over in Croydon today

SUNDAY SUPPLEMENT: The clock-making and bell foundry business established off Whitehorse Road in the mid-19th Century by William Gillett still chimes with the present day, as DAVID MORGAN explains Croydon industrialist: William Gillett left a lasting legacy The Croydon Times on May 8, 1886, carried a short obituary about a man who had been one of Croydon’s leading manufacturers of the 19th…

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A Knight’s Tale (2001)

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THE HOT MEDIEVAL & FANTASY MEN MELEE

SECOND ROUND: 6th Tilt

Frodo Baggins, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (2001-2003) VS. William Thatcher, A Knight’s Tale (2001)

Propaganda

Frodo Baggins, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (2001-2003) Portrayed by: Elijah Wood Defeated Opponents: - Dong Yilong [Henry Lau], Double World (2020) - Prince Chauncley [Daniel Radcliffe], Miracle Workers: The Dark Ages (2020)

“The bluest of blue eyes, the burden, the sacrifice, the sadness�� When I was in middle school and the movies were coming out, you were either an Aragorn girl or a Legolas girl. I was a Frodo girl.”

William Thatcher, A Knight’s Tale (2001) Portrayed by: Heath Ledger Defeated Opponents: - King Arthur [Charlie Hunnam], King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (2017) - King Vortigern [Jude Law], King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (2017)

“13-year-old me had such a HUGE crush on Will Thatcher / Ulrich von Liechtenstein, and you know what? 13-year-old me was RIGHT (and had much healthier taste in men). He's a dreamer, he's sweet (except maybe when you're dismissive about jousting...), he gives to others despite having little himself, he has the most charming, contagious smile. And to play us out... he's blonde! He's pissed! He'll see you in the lists! Lichtenstein! Lichtenstein!”

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Additional Propaganda

For Frodo Baggins:

“cracks knuckles Okay, everyone. My time has come. Let me tell you all about the beautiful, wonderful treasure that is Frodo Baggins.

"He's intelligent. He can speak and write in Elvish, and he's mischievous, at least at the start of the story. His best friends are Merry and Pippin, and you can't tell me he didn't get into shenanigans with them once in a while. Whether it's repeatedly stealing Farmer Maggot's mushrooms as a kid in the book, or pushing Sam towards Rosie and cackling like a maniac afterwards in the movie, this makes him more relatable and imperfectly human, for lack of a better term, and you can't help but laugh with him.

"He's brave. Oh, he is so brave. Not in the sense that we would usually think- he's terrified the whole way through, and who wouldn't be in his situation? But he lets himself cry, lament his fate, feel whatever he needs to feel, do whatever he needs to do... and he gets up and keeps going anyway. He keeps going even though he's carrying something that's literally killing him, and rarely complains even though he'd be well within his rights to. This quote says it all, really: 'I will take the Ring, though I do not know the way.'

"But most of all? He is so, so terribly kind. He's kind to everyone he meets, even to those who arguably don't deserve it, such as Gollum and Saruman. He loves the people/world he loves so much that he's willing to sacrifice himself to save them without any hesitation or thanks. And it's his kindness towards Gollum that actually ends up saving the day in the end! How could anyone not love him?”

For William Thatcher:

“HE'S SO CUTE AND BRAVE AND STUPID AND DETERMINED AND FUNNY AND POETIC AND HE HAS BIG BEAUTIFUL BROWN EYES AND FRECKLES AND HE'S BISEXUAL-CODED HE'S MY BOY I LOVE HIM SO MUCH”

“The only man that could have pulled off a David Bowie dance scene within a medieval ballroom.”

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I’ve watched more so.. have more!

Currently watched: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, (started) 10 and (first half of) 14 + TM NZ 1,2 and 3

- ‘Alex’s existence would be evidence for the existence of God’ -Joe Thomas S8

- ‘Rosalind’s a fucking nightmare!’ - Aisling, Bob and Sally (S5)

- Romesh putting his wedding ring up for the prize task (S1)

- Josh Widdicombe getting greg’s name TATTOOED on his foot (S1)

- That task in S8 where they’re on the train tracks and have to stay hidden from Alex

- Chris Parker. (NZ 3)

- The diss tracks which just consisted of david correos singing death threats and matt heath threating to eat the other teams asses. (he ‘didn’t know what it meant’) (NZ 2)

- Josh Thomson and the coin flip (NZ 3)

- Angela Dravid bringing in her anti anxiety meds for the first ever NZ prize task (NZ 1)

- ‘Congratulations to Guy Williams for being the first ever New Zealand Taskmaster contestant to start his own applause.’ (NZ 1) (Paul and Guy are brothers)

- Make a best friend, hit an apple of the best friends head, hide the best friends body (NZ 3)

- David Correos and the shoe laces.. (NZ 2)

- Ed Gamble with that task he nearly finished and had to start again (S9)

-David Baddiel and ed gamble in that drawing live task. (S9)

again, VERY non- extensive but we could be here forever..

Been watching a lot a lot of taskmaster recently

Currently watched: 1,2 (most of) 3, 6,7,8, and (first half of) 14

Favourite moments: (under read more bc spoilers)

- Season seven when Rhod Gilbert just kept bringing up that one picture of Greg Davies..

- ‘some WANKY WORK AROUND’ - Joe Thomas from S8

- The Hula hoop incident.. (S7 James Acaster)

- Al Murray just pissing into an egg cup essentially?? (S3)

- S3. Paul Chowdhry. ‘I creamed myself’ ‘You are a man who likes women.?’ ‘Bastards crying innit.’

- Joe Wilkinson (?) and the potato throw. (S2)

- Tim Key cheating the ENTIRE season (S1)

- Joe Thomas full stop (S8)

- Rob Becket suprising Alex with a power washer while dressed as a nan. (S3)

- Rhod Gilbert in that one team task where they had to build an extension to the house (S7)

- ‘Find the cat’ (S3?)

- Greg and Alex.

-The dichotomy between Joe + Sian and Paul, Lou + Iian

- ‘Excuse me, I’m shooting a TV show for comic relief, would it be possible to give you a high five’ (S1 Tim Key)

A very much non extensive list

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𝒄𝒆𝒍𝒆𝒃𝒓𝒊𝒕𝒊𝒆𝒔 𝒘𝒊𝒕𝒉 𝒂𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒔 𝒑𝒍𝒂𝒄𝒆𝒎𝒆𝒏𝒕𝒔

♈︎ aries rising- john lennon, kendall jenner, cardi b, jeff bezos, alexander the great, morgan freeman, paris jackson

♈︎ aries sun- mariah carey, kourtney kardashian, celine dion, kristen stuart, heath ledger, robert downey jr, van gogh

♈︎ aries moon- steve jobs, angelina jolie, rihanna, V, bill gates, kendal jenner, selena gomez

♈︎ aries mercury- leonardo da vinci, queen elizabeth the 2nd, albert einstein, mark zuckerberg, amber heard

♈︎ aries venus- marilyn monroe, lady gaga, shakira, gigi hadid, christiano ronaldo, sigmund freud, bob marley

♈︎ aries mars- prince, kourtney kardashian, margot robbie, tyra banks, bernie sanders, stephen hawking, asap rocky

♈︎ aries jupiter- michelle obama, johnny depp, david beckham, brad pitt, al pacino, whitney houston, robin williams

♈︎ aries chiron- leonardo dicaprio , jennifer aniston, angelina jolie, elon musk, gandhi, jay z, will smith

♈︎ aries lilith- michael jackson, justin bieber, prince, katy perry, kurt cobain

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Did you see the article in the DM by AN Wilson discussing the BRF being regarded as celebrities? MM revealing all the PR tactics made me change my opinion. The Wales constant PR about how normal they are and that the kids don't have to be royals isn't helping. W clearly dislikes the pomp and circumstance but not the lifestyle. At a certain point people are going to wonder why they are paying for these "normal people".

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I don't think it's that big of a deal. The UK and the monarchy is in a transition period where people are naturally questioning what value royalty brings in modern times. It's not unique to the British; all monarchies are dealing with this. The BRF just drew the short stick in that all the attention is on them because of British influence on world history.

William's comment that the kids don't have to be royal or George doesn't have to serve in the military sounds more like trying to temper the public's expectations of them. It feels like everyone expects George, Charlotte, and Louis to be hard-launched as full-time working royals from the moment they turn of age or William becomes King but William and Kate don't want that for them. They want to give the kids time and space to figure out their causes, passions, and purpose first, just like William and Kate were allowed and eventually, the kids will become the future of the royal family.

I don't think William dislikes pomp and circumstance. I think he feels there's a time and place for it, rather than for it to be 24/7. "That's how we've always done it" is never a good reason for doing anything and what he's doing, I see, is nothing more than questioning the status quo because he doesn't see the value in it, which feels part of the global reckoning following Queen Elizabeth's death where everyone wondered aloud 'what value does monarchy have in the 21st century.' And like all pendulums, it will swing back the other way to 'well, maybe some pomp and circumstance isn't a bad thing'. How long it takes for the pendulum to swing, I don't know. But it will swing, whether on its own or by external force.

(I don't put much weight in the 'royalty as celebrity = the end of monarchy and UK becomes a republic' argument because have you seen what's happening in the UK government? The UK hasn't had a PM serve a full term since David Cameron*. The monarchy being the UK's head of state stabilizes that churn and if the monarchy were eliminated - through William's celebritification of it or public law - there would have to be major, serious changes to Parliament and British law because the one-two-three punch of Boris-Liz-Rishi that happened in less than two months would wreak absolute havoc on the economy if the monarchy hadn't been there to offset and they'd need to prevent something like that from ever happening again.)

*Or Edward Heath in 1974. I'm a little confused by the research. I'm sure the Brits here will more than happily correct this if I'm wrong.