#Simon Grace

[andersam5]

Nemesis Reborn Part 2-2

Nothing I love more then a good villain monologue. The pieces continue to come together.

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[sealinredshoes]

I may be delulu but I still believe that the Grace Sibiling are part of the folk of the air universe

[the-halfling-prince]

"If someone had asked Jared Grace what jobs his brother and sister would have when they grew up, he would have had no trouble replying. He would have said that his brother, Simon, would be either a veterinarian or a lion tamer. He would have said that his sister, Mallory, would either be an Olympic fencer or in jail for stabbing someone with a sword. But he couldn't say what job he would grow up to have. Not that anyone asked him. Not that anyone asked his opinion on anything at all." - The Spiderwick Chronicles: The Field Guide by DiTerlizzi and Black

[friendrat]

Ok... maybe I'm just losing my mind... Isn't Arthur Spiderwick the Grace family's great uncle? I started watching the new show, and it has him as their grandfather. Like... why? That is such a stupid detail to change?

[deepestconnoisseurmoon]

The SpiderWick Chronicles (2008)

[robindrake93]

THEY HAVE THEIR OWN SECRET TWIN LANGUAGE!?!? help that's so cute 🥺

[will80sbyers]

queercoding my beloved

[everyoneislgbtpride-edits]

Simon Grace from The Spiderwick Chronicles is gay!!

[justelib]

The spiderwick chronicles Tv series is absolutely amazing and I, personally, much prefer it over the movie.

I will now been writing for the spiderwick chronicles, specifically aiming for the shows actors and story.

[purplepotatobread]

How come I never noticed that the twins in the Spoderwick movie are payed by the same kid? For some reason this doesn't make sense

[andersam5]

Hi. Little question has Simon also been evil or does he have some trauma or some sort of backstory that made him want the secret weapon so bad?

Simon is what happens when you join and rise through the ranks of a private military force because it makes you feel better then other people. It's the unchecked testosterone and lust for power. It's the need to feel like you're more powerful, more in control because you deserve it.

[sealinredshoes]

For a long time, I believed that I did not have any particular style when it came to clothes. Actually, I realised I just do closet cosplay of one of the Grace' s twin or the other since I was 8.

Okay, well, go on, keep occupying my brain like you pay rent, be my guess

[richdadpoor]

Spiderwick Chronicles Show Axed by Disney in Cost-Cutting Plans

Image: Nickelodeon Movies Years ago, Disney secured the rights to adapt various kids book series for television, such as Percy Jackson and Eragon. Also included in that mix was The Spiderwick Chronicles, a series of mid-2000s kids books created by Holly Black (who would later go on to create the Curse Workers books) and Tony DiTerlizzi (The Spider and the Fly). That series was announced back in…

[paris-in-a-whisper]

Yes! The little dance at the end!

Can we just please give Freddie Highmore a fucking round of applause?!

He's probs about eleven in Finding Neverland and showing more emotion than I see grown men convey

He plays this wee little British kid that is innocent and sweet and adorable and just marvels over the wonders of the Wonka factory

Then he's an American kid and both acts and voice acts and does amazingly at differentiating emotions in his tone in Arthur and the Invisibles

A year later and he's still going and being fab and super precious (it's been a long time since I've watched August Rush so I can't comment on it too much)

Bring on twin Freddie where he portrays two different characters as separate individuals, something I have seen older actors struggle with

(And then he had another five roles in the two years between The Spiderwick Chronicles and Toast that I haven't seen - crazy impressive numbers for a young actor!)

If you haven't seen Toast then all I can say is go and do it and just see what I think is the first true grown up Freddie character (and the story is ace)

Bates Motel. I mean, this was one of his darker roles and he did it absolute justice. Playing mental illness is difficult, and he did it fucking well! He quite literally played a young lad committing atrocities in the mindset of his mother trying to protecting himself with no recollection of the acts

And my most recent addiction: The Good Doctor. Holy fucking hell, he plays it so well! Autism I always think is a tricky one in terms of not being disrespectful of it, but his mannerisms, expressions, the tone he uses, it's all so impressive and typical of those whom I have met with autism. He seems to do it so tastefully

Obviously, this is in no way an exhaustive list of his works, and a quick wiki search will show how much more extensive his rap sheet is so far, and he doesn't appear to be stopping.

So, Freddie, well fucking done!

[thelostmoongazer]

yeah he's baby girl or whatever

[nymphacae]

i was planning on making this a print if people are interested! The Gang's All Here