#Philip Lombard

[eternallyinthemist]

[stellamarielu]

[tires screeching] [woman screaming] [car crashing] [baby crying] [glass shattering] [sirens blaring] [gunshots] [explosion]

[zanephillips]

AIDAN TURNER And Then There Were None (2015) Episode 2

[petercushingscheekbones]

Aiden turner being angry and threatening is one of my favourite genres actually

[eskcreative]

So, I just went ahead and screenshotted the whole scene. These are all high res photos. Enjoy!

[youuuuegg]

[randomagnes0210]

Philip Lombard appreciation post 💜

[underrtheskinn]

AND THEN THERE WERE NONE (2015)

[rags-hexx]

And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie

This book really got me, and I had to show it some love. A more cohesive presentation is available on my Instagram. Full spread below

[rknchan]

some character designs for attwn…

[stellamarielu]

we don’t talk about him enough

[feeriecloset]

Aidan Turner as Philip Lombard in And Then There Were None

[tangentiallly]

regularly think about bbc and then there were none miniseries, abpit how they changed the final scene to be the judge talking to vera claythorne instead of only the written letter in a bottle style.

then vera was like "we'll blame it all on philip. they'll believe us. they believed me the last time". the "they believed me the last time" really gets to me. she's terrible and i love her. and also she is so ready to throw philip under the bus even if they were just sleeping together last night. even if she was the one who killed him earlier. iconic.

i do like them a lot .... they're both clever and resourceful and selfish, and philip is in many ways even more ruthless than her except he let down his guard around her one (1) time and she seized the chance and killed him.

the judge said "a daring and resourceful young woman, i've always thought she was a match for him and more" ........ lawrence wargrave the OG claybard shipper

[aidanturner]

Philip Lombard

Photo source: Apple TV+ (use mobile browser)

[eskcreative]

Before I had a blu-ray copy of And Then There Were None, I took this screen shot in standard definition and used Remini to sharpen it up. I have no problem with Remini IF USED CORRECTLY. I have always loved this shot of Philip, and the top photo was the best edit I could get...until now. On the bottom is the beautiful full resolution blu-ray screenshot of the same frame. Remini is a blessing and a curse. I think it can do a pretty decent job if the photo is clear enough to start with, but it can sometimes produce some pretty terrible results which result in very misleading photos of Aidan circulating around. Anyway, just thought I'd share. Look at our handsome guy!

[jtownraindancer]

No thoughts, only Toby Stephens giggling. 😌💕