#Steven Etienne

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DEVON - Abandoned asylum horror - trailer - VOD oon November 12

‘The mission to find a missing girl’ Devon is a 2024 horror film about five adventurers exploring an abandoned asylum for clues to what happened to a missing young woman. Plot: Devon’s parents never stopped searching for answers after she disappeared from a notorious asylum. Years after the incident, a mysterious website draws five adventurers to the abandoned asylum where she was last seen.…

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Fandom: That '90s Show

Sample Size: 172 stories

Source: AO3

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Started getting into Steven universe again not long ago, here’s me trying to mimic the style of some boarders

Note; The expressions were really good at the end of Mr. Universe, after and shortly before the van crashing, but I can’t tell if those expressions were done by Nicole Rodrigues’ revisions or Rebecca sugar

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Thanks to @elena-ferrante for tagging!! These are four albums I've been listening to recently (titles in tags).

I'm tagging @theamericanfriend1977 @goldslick @dykesfordivock @deadtypewriter and @slipperyppl if you would like to do the same <3

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Hugh Laurie’s 10 Best Movies & TV Shows, Ranked

By Ben Protheroe

Published Feb 15, 2024

Summary

Hugh Laurie's comedic sensibilities shine through in his deadpan expressions and impeccable timing, making him a comedic powerhouse.

Laurie's natural charisma allows him to play affable characters or charming rogues in dramatic roles, showcasing his versatility as an actor.

Laurie's most impressive skill is his ability to completely transform himself, abandoning his famous traits and disappearing into unexpected roles.

Hugh Laurie first established himself as a comedy actor, but he has also shown that he is a powerhouse performer in dramatic movies and TV shows. Laurie first rose to prominence alongside Stephen Fry, the other half of his popular double act. The duo starred in TV shows and movies together before developing successful careers on their own. Fry has become an author and a TV presenter as well as an actor, while Laurie has added more dramatic roles to his repertoire. Laurie is mostly known for his TV shows, but he has made some brilliant movies as well.

Hugh Laurie has acute comedic sensibilities, especially when playing the straight man. His deadpan expressions and trademark comic incredulity are among his best assets. However, he is also articulate and intelligent enough to make unusually verbose punch lines land without missing a beat. Laurie uses his natural charisma in dramatic roles to play a number of affable characters or charming rogues. What's perhaps most impressive about Laurie's acting skills is that he can abandon all of his most famous traits and disappear into unexpected roles.

10Peter's Friends (1992)

Roger Anderson

Peter's Friends is a somewhat forgotten comedy directed by Kenneth Branagh. Stephen Fry is the titular Peter, a man drifting through life who inherits a luxurious countryside manor and invites all of his old college friends back together for a New Year's Eve celebration. The old friends assemble from all over the globe, and their bright and shiny facades begin to crumble. Hugh Laurie plays Roger, a once-promising musician who sold out a long time ago to write advertising jingles. He's just one in a cast full of eccentrics, all of whom have a tenuous grip on reality.

9All The Light We Cannot See (2023)

Etienne LeBlanc

Based on the novel by Anthony Doerr, All the Light We Cannot See follows the lives of two teenagers caught on opposite sides of the Second World War. Marie-Laure is a blind French who uses her radio to broadcast messages of hope and resistance, and Werner Pfennig is a German soldier sympathetic to her cause but tasked with tracking her down. Hugh Laurie shines as Marie-Laure's great-uncle, a man with PTSD from the First World War who fights to overcome his condition to protect his family. All the Light We Cannot See delivers a powerful, uplifting message.

8Arthur Christmas (2011)

Steven Claus

Arthur Christmas is a festive adventure with a lot of heart and a lot of humor. Arthur is the son of Santa Claus, but he is forced to take on a delivery of his own after he discovers that one child didn't get their Christmas present. Hugh Laurie plays Steven, Arthur's business-minded older brother who wants to run Santa's workshop like a delivery warehouse or a military base. Arthur Christmas has all the charm usually associated with Aardman Animations, the studio most famous for claymation projects like Chicken Run and Wallace and Gromit.

7Jeeves & Wooster (1990-1993)

Bertie Wooster

Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie's TV adaptation crystallized two classic comic characters for an entire generation.

P.G. Wodehouse's "Jeeves" stories have been extremely popular in Britain for decades, and Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie's TV adaptation crystallized two classic comic characters for an entire generation. Hugh Laurie plays Bertie Wooster, a wealthy young man who is affable and optimistic but somewhat thick. Stephen Fry plays Jeeves, his intelligent valet with a sardonic wit. As Bertie tangles himself up in problem after problem, it's often down to Jeeves to extricate him from his troubles as painlessly as possible. Jeeves aims a couple of barbs at his employer, but he makes sure they sail over Bertie's head.

6The Night Manager (2016)

Richard Roper

The Night Manager pairs Hugh Laurie with Tom Hiddleston and Olivia Colman, and all three actors deliver brilliant performances. Laurie plays Richard Roper, an amoral, psychopathic arms dealer who is under investigation by the British Foreign Office. Hiddleston plays a hotelier in Cairo who is enlisted to infiltrate his inner circle. Based on the novel of the same name by John le Carré, The Night Manager is a suspenseful thrill ride with an ordinary man placed in extremely deadly situations. Hugh Laurie's performance as the villainous Roper is a great showcase for his talents as a dramatic actor.

5A Bit Of Fry & Laurie (1989-1995)

Various characters

Hugh Laurie's first TV show alongside his comedy partner Stephen Fry was the BBC sketch show A Bit of Fry and Laurie. Their deadpan British wit combines with absurdist Pythonesque sketches where Laurie typically plays the sarcastic straight man. Fry and Laurie's sketches often poke fun at the rigidity of British society by introducing elements of the surreal, and they frequently use innuendo and puns to spin ordinary situations into farce. A Bit of Fry and Laurie also gave Hugh Laurie a platform to demonstrate his talents as a musician with plenty of comedy songs on guitar or piano.

4Sense & Sensibility (1995)

Mr. Palmer

Sense and Sensibility is one of the best Jane Austen movie adaptations, starring and adapted by Emma Thompson. She plays Elinor Dashwood, one of three sisters who find themselves in dire financial straits and plot to find wealthy men to marry. Despite the jeopardy of this premise, Thompson's script captures Austen's dry wit and upbeat tone. Hugh Laurie plays a supporting role as Mr. Palmer, a comfortable member of high society whose privilege allows him to freely dispense erudite one-liners without needing to fear the repercussions. Laurie helps revitalize Austen's humor for the modern era.

3Veep (2012-2019)

Tom James

Laurie is one of very few actors in the show who can go toe-to-toe with Louis-Dreyfus in full comedic flow.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus is the star of Veep as the cynically ambitious career politician Selina Meyer, but she has an outstanding supporting cast to back her up. Veep's best seasons come after the show takes some time to assemble its funniest characters. Hugh Laurie plays Tom James, the charismatic senator who sucks all the attention away from Selina on the campaign trial, even though he is brought in as her running mate. Laurie is one of very few actors in the show who can go toe-to-toe with Louis-Dreyfus in full comedic flow.

2Blackadder (1983-1989)

Prince Ludwig the Indestructible, Prince George, Lt. The Hon. George Colthurst St. Barleigh, other minor characters

The BBC historical sitcom Blackadder hops to a new time period each season, starting in the Middle Ages and ending in the trenches of the First World War. Hugh Laurie plays a different character in each season, starting with one of the show's most cunning villains, Prince Ludwig the Indestructible, in season 2. His most memorable performances come after he joins the main cast as the upper-class twit, George. Prince George and Lieutenant George are both stupid but boundlessly optimistic, and they consistently rub Rowan Atkinson's Blackadder the wrong way.

1House (2004-2012)

Dr. Gregory House

House gave Hugh Laurie his most famous role, and he took it with both hands. The character of Gregory House is based on Sherlock Holmes. He has a genius-level intellect and remarkable powers of deduction, but he's misanthropic and he struggles with substance abuse. House's best episodes delve into obscure medical mysteries, as House and his team work around the clock to diagnose their patient. House's methods are unethical, and he often treats patients like puzzles rather than human beings, but his results speak for themselves. 20 years on, House is still an unbeatable medical drama.

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Release: August 5, 2016

Lyrics:

Baby, I just don't get it, do you enjoy being hurt?

I know you smelled the perfume, the makeup on his shirt

You don't believe his stories, you know that they're all lies

Bad as you are, you stick around, and I just don't know why

If I was your man, baby, you'd

Never worry 'bout what I do

I'd be coming home back to you

Every night, doing you right

You're the type of woman deserves good things

Fist full of diamonds, hand full of rings

Baby, you're a star, I just wanna show you, you are

You should let me love you, let me be the one to

Give you everything you want and need (need)

Oh, baby, good love and protection, make me your selection

Show you the way love's supposed to be

Baby, you should let me-

Baby, I just don't get it, do you enjoy being hurt? (Enjoy being hurt, enjoy being hurt)

You don't believe his stories, you know that they're all lies

Bad as you are, you stick around, and I just don't know why

If I was your man, baby, you'd

Never worry 'bout what I do

I'd be coming home back to you

Every night, doing you right

You're the type of woman deserves good things

Fist full of diamonds, hand full of rings

Baby, you're a star, I just wanna show you, you are

You should let me love you, let me be the one to

Give you everything you want and need

Oh, baby, good love and protection, make me your selection

Show you the way love's supposed to be

Baby, you should let me-

Baby, you should let me love you, love you

You should let me love you, let me be the one to

Give you everything you want and need

Oh, baby, good love and protection, make me your selection

Show you the way love's supposed to be

Baby, you should let me-

Songwriter:

Justin Bieber / Edwin Z. Perez / Steven Michael Marsden / William Sami Etienne Grigahcine / Brian Dong Ho Lee / Lumidee Cedeno / Andrew Wotman / Ali Tamposi / Teddy Rafael Mendez / Louis Russell Bell / Carl Austin Rosen

SongFacts:

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Homepage:

DJ Snake

Justin Bieber

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Est: 1972/1973

Members:

First Generation: Eric Forman Steven Hyde Michael Kelso Fez Donna Pinciotti Jackie Burkhart Kitty Forman (kitchen) Red Forman (kitchen)

Second Generation: Leia Forman Gwen Runck Jay Kelso Nate Runck Nikki Velasco Ozzie Takada

Third Generation:

Anne-Marie Kelso Jonah Shaland-Mitchell Martin Martin Kira Kwan June Guzman-Queimada Lois Clarkson Cleo Joy-Martelli

Visitors:

Laurie Forman Mitch Miller Schatzi Mr. Wilkinson Etienne Marshall Leo Chingkwake Andrew Jill Alice Cooper Steven Tyler (cutout) Joe Perry (cutout) Bob Pinciotti Midge Pinciotti Mrs. McGee Jackie's plush unicorn Coach Ferguson Jerry Thunder The Station Manager Waitress Sarah Mitchell Fatso The Clown Schatzi Mitch Miller Delilah Reed Kristie Forman Darline Joy Kelly Shaland Serena Marotti Betsy Kelso

About

The Circle is a way for the creators to showcase a vital component of the '70s – smoking weed. According to the show creators, the blunt or joint is passed around ahead of the person speaking on camera, thus never shown. The circle usually takes place in the basement and features four people, though these rules are bent on occasion. On special occasions, the circle has been used to show the characters partaking in consuming other things than weed, such as dinner, alcohol, ice cream, cigars, hash brownies (accidentally) or nothing at all. During such scenes, adults also participate.

On occasion, the circle scenes are followed by scenes where the characters act sober while being still high, but more often that not, no one seems to suffer any ill effects after the fact. A notable case was the second-to-last episode where a particularly potent "stash" was acquired by the gang when Fez's friend from his homeland visited. Hyde, who was unquestionably the most frequent pot smoker in The Circle, actually quit smoking for a period of time because he got too high.

The Circle also remained in the '90s and '2000s, where the gang would still smoke and occasionally drink.

Rules

The circle is not:

An area where people can talk about their feelings.

A place where people can cry.

For the faint of heart.

A place where people can grope each other.

But it is:

Where laughing occurs.

Where random stuff is discussed.

Where some of the dumbest decisions are made.

Very candid.

One of the most well-known elements of the show.

A place to sing random songs.

Quotes

That '70s Show

Hyde – I would be so pissed at you if I had the ability to feel anger right now...thank God I don't!

Fez – You know guys, sometimes I wish we were cartoon teenagers

Hyde – Zoinks. That'd be super, Fez

Kelso – Alright, guys...I have a confession...I do shave my legs. I just love the way it feels!

Hyde – Man, when two people break up, it's the saddest thing...except for right now, when it's funny!

Hyde – Dude, I can't close my mouth...This is freakin' me out, man!

Hyde – Hahahaa, ohh weather kicks ass

Hyde – No way is Samantha hotter than Jeannie! Hey, I heard there was an episode they never aired.. where Jeannie gets totally naked! The government banned it.

Kelso – You know what's a funny word? Pickle-Weasel!

Kelso – You guys are never gonna believe this. Jackie cheated on me. With the cheese guy!!

Hyde - (dramatically pretends to be shocked) No!

That '90s Show

Gwen - "You're fun!"

Nikki - "You're fun! Should we be funyuns?"

Gwen - "Funyuns!"

That '2000s Show

Anne-Marie - “Oh my god. I just got stoned. Did I get stoned because I feel like I got stoned?

Cleo - Try this leafy mint. It tastes like Fruit Loops

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Harry Francis as Mistoffelees, peeking. 👀

He lurks in the shadows a lot in this production and I love it. That's their benevolent little cryptid.

City Springs, May 2023. With Steven Etienne as Mungojerrie and Olivia Windley as Sillabub.

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Also Etienne because the name honestly sounds so cute when i pronounce it? makes me smile just thinking abt it it might be silly though but i rlly like the name

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Jean scrawled his name on the dotted lines and handed over his credit card to cover the adoption fee, then received a complementary collar, leash, and box of treats along with his certificate of adoption.

Jean returned to where Jeremy and his new dog were waiting. The dog perked up as he entered the room and started wagging her tail slightly. After a timid glance at Jeremy, Jean bent down and offered her a smile. "Are you ready to go home, Etienne?"

"Etienne?"

Jean glanced up at Jeremy briefly before fixing the collar around Etienne's neck. "Yeah. Etienne."

What Jean didn't tell Jeremy was that the name was a French equivalent of "Steven." He liked the name and had decided on it long before they had gotten to the shelter, regardless of what gender the dog ended up being.

Besides, he was as far away from a French-speaking region as he could get. Who would know?

MASTERPOST

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Soon, I will no longer be a teenage girl.

and before I forget what it's like to be 17, I would like to document it.

So here is a list of the artists that shaped these years:

• My Chemical Romance

• The young veins

• Marina and the diamonds

• Car seat headrest

• Françoise Hardy

• Radiohead

• Lana del rey

• Twenty one pilots

• Green day

• Mal Blum

• Mother mother

• Mitski

• Weyes blood

• Andrew bird

• Cocteau Twins

• Lucy Dacus

• Gerard Way

• Requin Chagrin

• David Bowie

• Matt Maltese

• Djo

• Fleet Foxes

• Alex Turner

• Fiona Apple

• Foo fighters

• The Cure

• Depeche mode

• The 1975

• Panic! at the disco

• Joe Dassin

• Fox academy

• Anneli van Rooyen

• boygenius

• Alex G

• Japanese Breakfast

• Father John Misty

• Dandelion Hands

•Abba

• Spoegwolf

• Van Pletzen

• Z berg

• The parlotones

• Deftones

• Rainbow kitten surprise

• Cigarettes after sex

• Pheobe bridgers

• Paramore

• Queen

• Aurora

• MGMT

• Declan McKenna

• Mazzy Star

• Big Thief

• Grimes

• Ella Fitzgerald

• Hello Mary

• Tv girl

• Ethel cain

• Vansire

• Pixies

• Princess Chelsea

• Nirvana

• Colter Wall

• Alain Souchon

• Dr Alban

• Rammstein

• Limp bizkit

• Aphex Twin

• Beach House

• Elliot smith

• Tears for fears

• ABBA

• Vashti Bunyan

• Flower Face

• Pink Floyd

• The smiths

• Morrissey

• Alvvays

• Zach Bryan

• Salvia palth

• suki waterhouse

• Koxie

• Mindless Self indulgence

• Keaton Henson

• Anvil cat

• Sticky fingers

• Terry Jacks

• Kate Bush

• Bob Marley

• UB40

• The smashing pumpkins

• Cat stevens

• Crywank

• Fleet foxes

• BB Brunes

• The cranberries

• M83

• GROUPLOVE

• Modern baseball

• Steve lacy

• Florence + the machine

• Travis Bretzer

• Etienne Daho

• Pigeon Pit

• Yellowman

• Peach pit

• St. Lucia

• Damien Rice

• Arcade fire

• Modern Talking

• Three days grace

• black box recorder

• weezer

• The strokes

• Crawlers

• Oasis

• They might be giants

• bôa

• flipturn

• bittereinder

• autoheart

• of montreal

• Vanessa paradis

• Brand new

• Keaton henson

• Tamino

Herewith, a playlist

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Tutta la luce che non vediamo (All the Light We Cannot See) è una miniserie televisiva statunitense del 2023 ideata da Shawn Levy e Steven Knight.

Marie-Laure Leblanc (Aria Mia Loberti) è una ragazza cieca che vive a Parigi con il padre Daniel. L’occupazione nazista la costringe a fuggire a Saint-Malo, ospitata da uno zio. Padre e figlia scappano portando con loro un leggendario diamante per evitare che cada nelle mani dei nazisti.

Dalla cittadina bretone, Marie legge alla radio brani tratti da 20.000 leghe sotto i mari.La trasmissione ha un duplice scopo: spera di raggiungere il padre (Mark Ruffalo), scomparso misteriosamente, e lo zio Etienne (Hugh Laurie), dai quali è stata separata, e svolge un’azione di supporto alla Resistenza, utilizzando il romanzo classico per inviare messaggi in codice alle forze alleate.

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Devon: passion for the found footage horror subgenre

*Devon* is a found footage horror film marking the directorial debut of Jenni "JWoww" Farley, known for her role on the reality TV series *Jersey Shore*. The film premiered on SCREAMBOX on November 12, 2024, and has garnered attention for its chilling premise and Farley's transition from reality television to horror filmmaking.

 Plot Synopsis

The narrative follows a haunting mystery rooted in a tragic disappearance. Years after their daughter vanishes from an abandoned asylum, her parents remain desperate for answers. When a cryptic website invites five brave individuals to investigate the site of her disappearance, they unwittingly embark on a perilous journey. As they delve deeper into the asylum's sinister depths with only their equipment, they confront terrifying and deadly experiences that threaten their lives.

Direction and Production

Farley not only directed *Devon* but also wrote the screenplay and served as an executive producer. Her passion for the horror genre is evident in her approach to storytelling, which draws inspiration from real-life horrors and mysteries. In her own words, Farley expressed excitement about entering the horror space, stating, "I am thrilled to be diving into the horror space alongside Cineverse and SCREAMBOX... I hope that *Devon* is just the beginning".

 Cast

The film features a cast of emerging talent, including:

- **Tara Rule** (*Girl in the Palms*)

- **Steven Etienne** (*A Jazzman’s Blues*)

- **Hank Santos** (*Aberration*)

- **Rotisha Geter** (*Fatal Attraction*)

- **Lauren Carlin** (debut role)

This diverse cast contributes to the film's exploration of friendship and fear in the face of unknown dangers.

 Reception

Since its release, *Devon* has received mixed reviews. While some viewers appreciate its engaging plot and suspenseful atmosphere, others have critiqued it for its low-budget production quality. The film currently holds a low rating on platforms like IMDb (2.7/10), reflecting a polarized audience response. However, early reviews suggest that fans of found footage horror may find it entertaining, especially considering Farley's background in reality TV which adds a unique perspective to the genre.

Conclusion*Devon* represents an intriguing entry into the horror genre by Jenni "JWoww" Farley, showcasing her ambition to explore darker themes through filmmaking. As she embarks on this new creative journey, *Devon* serves as both a personal milestone and a potential stepping stone for future projects in horror.