#Michel Brown

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Love this pic of Tony with friends from last week, but I’m especially excited about the reunion of Avila and Molina- wonderful to see their beautiful faces together again! 🫠

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Posted by Michel Brown on IG.

A Dos dias de despedirnos de #sravila con mi brother @daltonyco

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Rick Owens: Paris Apartment (2008) Photography: Guillaume de Laubier

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Spider-verse + Text Posts

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This scene / episode was maybe my favorite of the entire series…. Molina and Avila are just an unstoppable duo when they finally get together.

I’ve always thought if enough people got into this show Molina and Avila would have become a version of Lacho. They are so dreamy with their perfect suits covered in blood don’t make me think of it 😩

Roberto Ávila getting called the F Slur part 2.

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Lee Harker correcting Agent Browning calling the book of Revelation "Revelations"

[haliaiii]

I know I was supposed to finish persona 5 but I got addicted to persona 2 lmao 😭😭 (+ persona 1 doodles cause I played that for a bit)

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I'm obsessed with doctor who bts right now

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We do not control the world  We control one flat rectangle of canvas at a time LEMPICKA (2024)

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[lalo-tellmeagain]

These two.

I feel like there’s a huge missed opportunity for some fan fic about Molina and Avila— season 4 episode 5 they go on the most insane murderous rampage in their impeccable suits, and it’s the HOTTEST scene in the whole show. Yes. The whole show. Like let me just gaze upon these perfectly tailored armed to the teeth assassins wreaking havoc ALL DAY.

How there aren’t a million gifs of them together is shocking— I think this pair could have the potential to rival Lacho for some of you.

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ER ― S08E14

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Tributes to Maggie from the Downton Cast and Crew:

Julian Fellowes: “Maggie Smith was a truly great actress and we were more than fortunate to be part of the last act in her stellar career.  She was a joy to write for, subtle, many-layered, intelligent, funny and heart-breaking.  Working with her has been the greatest privilege of my career, and I will never forget her.”

Gareth Neame: "Maggie Smith was one of the greatest actors of our time and a much-loved member of the Downton family. In Violet Crawley, the Dowager Countess of Grantham, Maggie created one of the finest screen performances we have seen across six seasons of the television series and two movies, spanning twelve years. The entire cast and crew of Downton Abbey considered it an enormous honor to work with her, she was an actress of such stature whose incredible talent could encompass high comedy and full-blown tragedy. Off-screen she was particularly close to the cast who played the other members of her family and was very generous and full of encouragement for the younger actors. It is personally poignant that my late grandfather directed one of her finest performances in ’The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie’ for which she won her first Academy Award. Jean Brodie and Violet Grantham are but two creations in an extraordinary career spanning decades and delighting audiences across the globe. There is only one Maggie Smith and she will be greatly missed. Our thoughts are with her family.”

Hugh Bonneville: "Anyone who ever shared a scene with Maggie will attest to her sharp eye, sharp wit and formidable talent. She was a true legend of her generation and thankfully will live on in so many magnificent screen performances. My condolences to her boys and wider family.”

Michelle Dockery: "There was no one quite like Maggie. I feel tremendously lucky to have known such a maverick. She will be deeply missed and my thoughts are with her family."

Dan Stevens | Jessica Brown Findlay:

Alastair Bruce: "What a great privilege it was to work with her & play a small part in her creation of Violet Countess of Grantham. A titan of the filmocracy, Maggie embodied the aristocracy with absolute ease: she made us gasp, shudder and laugh. She was #TheBestOfThem"

Peter Egan: "Very sad to see that this giant talent has fallen"

Amy Nuttall:

Charlie Watson:

And surely more to come in the following days (and some I've likely missed already, my apologies).

Some from official accounts affiliated with the show and movies:

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