#Russel tovey
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welcometounicornworlds · 19 days ago
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Tom Blyth in a videomessage for Sundance Film Festival 2025, for ‘Plainclothes’
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nof-ckinsaint · 4 months ago
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Russel Tovey letting us know it’s Wednesday via IG
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heylolita00 · 5 months ago
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friendoffailures · 4 days ago
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They truly have Mitchell experiencing The Horrors every single episode
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beinghymen · 2 months ago
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I know it's a little late but I thought yall would appreciate the post Russel Tovey made on New Year's.
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el-66 · 10 months ago
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I made this last year I’m pretty sure
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sympathy34 · 3 months ago
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haveyouseenthisseries-poll · 1 year ago
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zaddybeckham69 · 5 months ago
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lesbian-liberation · 8 months ago
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popandfilms · 5 months ago
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Russel Tovey for StoneIsland
My IG : https://www.instagram.com/popandfilms/
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welcometounicornworlds · 2 months ago
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first look: Tom Blyth as Lucas in Plainclothes
A promising undercover officer assigned to lure and arrest gay men defies orders when he falls in love with a target.
Plainclothes is brimming with an atmosphere of paranoia and anxiety. As Lucas, a young police officer contending with a secret attraction to men, Tom Blyth palpably embodies this tension in a breakout performance. Straining to fill a prescribed role in the implicitly straight culture of the police force, he carries the crushing weight of both the consequences of his increasingly fraught undercover work as well as the threat of exposure of his exhilarating, clandestine encounters with Andrew (Russell Tovey). Writer-director Carmen Emmi, making his feature directorial debut, cleverly deploys lo-fi VHS footage at key moments to ramp up the sense of unease, alternately signifying the police surveillance that haunts his conscience as well as flashes of memory. A shrewd play with chronology similarly keeps the audience on its toes, wondering if Lucas will be able to handle the stress of his secret or if he’ll finally reach a breaking point.—Basil Tsiokos"
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eclecticmaleimage · 3 months ago
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Face time
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heylolita00 · 9 days ago
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coffee4harper · 3 months ago
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The History Boys and The Whoniverse overlap
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frederic-fournel · 1 year ago
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