#Tom cullen

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Tom Cullen (Irish, 1934 - 2001)

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“Do you want to get the fuck out of here?” “What do you mean?” “Do you want to get the fuck out of here?” “[chuckles]”

Chris New and Tom Cullen in Weekend (2011) dir. Andrew Haigh

[angel-princess-anna]

Tributes to Maggie from the Downton Cast and Crew (Part 2):

Part 1

Hugh Bonneville (in addition to his previous comment):

Elizabeth McGovern:

Joanne Froggatt: "Today we lost a true legend. It’s hard to find the words to pay tribute to the iconic Dame Maggie Smith. I shared a screen with her on very few occasions but was fortunate enough to be in her company on many. She truly was a trailblazer, with the sharpest wit, the greatest talent, the naughtiest sense of humour, she was a force to be reckoned with. She had a charisma that you felt would live for ever (in many ways it will) and underneath all of that a huge heart. Thank you Maggie, for always being supportive and kind to me, for putting many a smile on my face with that sharp wit that no one could match, and for showing the rest of us just how it’s done.

Rest in peace Dame Maggie, my thoughts are with your beautiful family. 🖤"

Lily James:

Tom Cullen: "I remember a very specific part of the conversation Maggie and I were having when this photo was taken. Maggie had been doing a big and challenging scene where she is reunited with her old flame played by Rade Serbedzija. I was stood at the back, out of frame and able to observe these incredible actors at their work. But for whatever reason Maggie felt like she wasn’t getting the scene right. Maggie took the smallest moment, came back and next take, simply, effortlessly, delivered a masterclass. She was extraordinary. The director called “cut” and we moved on. I was spellbound. During our conversation at the window, I asked Maggie what she did in order for her to so swiftly and precisely produce such an elevated performance. I remember her looking me in the eye and saying “Oh darling! I was just holding in a fart!”. I remember us both bursting out laughing. I really wished that she had been just holding in a fart but of course that wasn’t the real truth, the real truth was that she worked tirelessly her entire career to make that scene look easy.

I only worked with her for a short while, but I feel so blessed to have had that experience. She was tough, demanded the best but making Maggie laugh felt like winning the lottery.

My heart goes out to her family, friends, her Downton family and all those she touched with her sharp, agile and acerbic brilliance.

We lost an absolute giant today 💔"

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Lesley Nicol: "It's a very close group of people so we're all devastated to think she's not around any more.' [...] "I'd never worked with someone of that calibre, and I thought, I don't know what I'll say to her, it will be really tricky, God she'll probably be really grand. She was not looking for anyone to be scared of her, or in awe of her, she just wanted to be in the gang [...] she was in with the crowd, and just very happy to be part of it all."

Jeremy Swift: "An honour to serve you Maggie."

Lady Carnarvon: "I never saw her on set with a little script, she knew it before she got here [to Highclere]. She worked so hard, to get up at silly o' clock... and to wear corsets for hours on end." [Highclere Castle's post]

Harriet Walter: "She was a true comedian, but also I've seen her playing some incredibly heartfelt, deep, sad roles, which is the huge range of an actress like her. If she was merely funny or merely tragic, she wouldn't quite have made that sort of impression."

Anna Mary Scott Robbins: "I C O N 🤍 Oh Maggie you will be missed 💔"

(special thanks to @lovelikewildness for helping to compile)

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WEEKEND (2011) dir. Andrew Haigh

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Chris New & Tom Cullen in Weekend {2011}

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WEEKEND (2011) dir. Andrew Haigh After a drunken house party with his straight mates, Russell heads out to a gay club. Just before closing time he picks up Glen but what’s expected to be just a one-night stand becomes something else, something special. (link in title)

[kaaaaamii]

i dont know if everyone ever saw this picture

its so random. First we have Rob (almost bald, he is still absolutely gorgeous) and Tom Cullen (tony gillingham) sit on the sofa. There is a dog in the corner of the picture, clothes thrown everywhere, literally everywhere.

[classicfilmpunk]

Weekend (2011)

[queencatherineparr]

30th of August 1548 - Mary Seymour, only child of Catherine Parr, Queen Dowager of England and her husband Thomas Seymour, Baron Seymour of Sudeley is born at Sudeley Castle. 

Mary was to be Catherine’s first and only child out of her four marriages. She is assumed to be named after Catherine’s royal step daughter The Lady Mary. Mary was also born the step sister of  King Edward VI by her mother and the cousin of the King through her father. 

[hayaomiyazaki]

Tom Cullen 2024 BAFTA TV Awards

[luiwritings]

( 1 / ? ) ✦ Mirein y Auspicia Calohan en @kaelkoth

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Tom Cullen - Ranelagh Bridge, Dublin (1983)

[gawsby]

STEPHEN KING THE STAND

Excellent illustrations by Patrick Samons

The Walkin Dude;

Fran Goldsmith, Mother Abigail, Stu Redman;

Nick Andros, Julie Lawry, Harold Lauder;

Lloyd Henreid, Kojak, Tom Cullen;

Glen Bateman, Larry Underwood, Trashcan Man;

Nadine Cross, Ralph Brentner, Harold Lauder;

Julie Lawry, Lloyd Henreid, Randall Flagg;

The Walkin Dude.

[eobard-thawne]

"I don't want your promise. I don't need it. Perhaps no one will understand my marriage to you. But I speak to you, and you answer. I ask you to do things. Sometimes you do, sometimes you don't... but you do at least listen. To my thoughts, to my decisions. As if I were a person." CATHERINE PARR IN BECOMING ELIZABETH (2022)

[abushelandablog]

If i had a nickel for everytime they cast a hot actor as lord thomas seymour id have exactly two nickels which isnt a lot but its weird that it happened twice

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Weekend (2011) dir. Andrew Haigh