#adrian hough

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The best boy imo 💙

[dairsmuids]

adrian hough you are a blessing to our fandom

[especiallyhaytham]

they are special to me ok

[quitoollero]

Saturday mornings are for the X-Men! Still on my X-Men ‘97 redraw kick, here’s a redo of everyone’s favorite fuzzy elf, Nightcrawler! I was so happy to see Kurt back in this week’s episode, and excited that original voice actor Adrian Hough returned as well! And based on the mid-season trailer, it looks like we’ve got more BAMF-y goodness in store! Also check out the side-by-side of my original drawing of Nightcrawler from 2013!

[peridot-tears]

Code-switching is amazing because

Haytham: I am a Fancy British Man

Arno: I am a Fancy British (French) Man

Kassandra and Alexios: *aggressively Greek*

Adrian, Dan, Melissanthi, Michael: *aggressively Canadian* I went off aboot the coffee at Tim Horton's today, soary.

[bookworm-with-coffee]

Don't know if anyone's posted this here, but this was on Adrian Hough's Instagram page. I can't unsee a young Haytham Kenway and now neither can you.

You're welcome ❤

(Source: @/realadrianhough on Instagram)

[oceanusborealis]

X-Men ’97 – Tolerance Is Extinction – Part 3 & Season 1 – TV Review

TL;DR – It perfectly sticks the landing, balancing emotion, narrative, and a cameo or 10 to create an episode that had an impact. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 5 out of 5. Disclosure – I paid for the Disney+ Service that viewed this series.End Credit Scene – There is a mid-credit scene. X-Men ’97 Review – When I first started this series, I had this concern that maybe this new series would dent the old…

[abs0luteb4stard]

💥 W A T C H I N G 💥

[requiescat-in-pace-bastardo]

ADRIAN HOUGH AND NOAH WATTS ALWAYS RIP MY HEART OUT.

I FOUND THE VOICED CUT SCRIPT LINES!! THE EMOTION IN THEIR VOICES?? THE WAY HAYTHAM SCREAMS ‘NO’??? ADRIAN AND NOAH YOU NEED TO PAY FOR MY THERAPY AFTER THIS BECAUSE OH MY GOD???

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Now Streaming: Marvel Animation "X-Men '97" on Disney+ (3/20/2024)

You’ve waited a very, very, very long time for the return of the X-Men on television and now my friends I can say to hold on tight as the continuation from the original “X-Men: The Animated Series” continues along with Marvel Animation’s “X-Men ’97”. Needless to say we are super excited about this and especially looking forward to the day when the live-action X-Men will be keeping us on the edge…

[especiallyhaytham]

Adrian Hough reading Shakespeare's Sonnet 56

That's a voice I've missed ♥️

[peridot-tears]

I KNOW it's the whole point of voice acting, but Jesus Christ, listening to Cas Anvar and Adrian Hough go from some random guy in Toronto to fucking Syrian Grandmaster and Condescending British Man will never not be trippy for me.

[mrs-gauche]

Saying this now before we get to know the VAs at SDCC in a few days, but until then, I'll keep imagining Emmrich sounding like Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler in X Men 97. 😂

[oceanusborealis]

X-Men ’97 – Tolerance Is Extinction – Part 2 – TV Review

TL;DR – The ending gave me pause, but this was still a fantastic episode.   ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4 out of 5. Disclosure – I paid for the Disney+ Service that viewed this series. X-Men ’97 Review – When you have a trilogy, the middle part is always going to be, well, for lack of a better world, the middle child. They are stuck following up on what went before while also having to set everything up…

[psybrepunk]

This person just...has Adrian Hough...on Facebook??

I made it happen.

[teecupangel]

What do you call a cowboy Ezio? Spaghetti western. Spaghetti” Westerns are a subgenre of Westerns whose name references the circumstances and location of their filming. Generally, a Spaghetti Western is a low-budget film produced by Italian directors (hence the “spaghetti” connection) and filmed in Europe, primarily in Almería and the Tabernas Desert.Feb 18, 2022.

Being in a Spaghetti Western makes me think of an actor AU where Ezio is a popular actor in Italy who gets the part of a major character in a Spaghetti Western movie. The main draw of the film is, of course, the leading man who goes by the name “Connor” (real name is kept a secret because he likes his privacy).

The film is a revenge story of a man who lost his tribe (including his mother), burned to the ground by a certain group for nefarious means and he hunts them down one by one.

Ezio plays the main character’s final target, the “Sheriff Jack O’Leary”, the leader of the group.

The twist of the story is that Ezio’s and Connor’s characters are actually father and son.

The bigger twist is that Ezio’s character didn’t even sign off on the burning of the village, his group did that on the orders of a high ranking politician that was helping the main character is finding this group.

A tale of betrayal and revenge with a downer ending of the main character killing his father because they could not find a middle ground.

Ezio was having fun. He was Italy’s darling, known for playing handsome charming men that women (and men) swooned over. So to play what could be considered as the main villain (or the secondary main villain to the politician pretending to be good) was good for him.

Along the way, he gets close to the cast and crew, even becoming something akin to an older brother to the leading man (who finally tells him his real name is Ratonhnhaké:ton and he chose the name ‘Connor’ as a tribute to a senior of his that supported and encouraged him when he was doing theater before).

Unorganized Notes:

Leonardo is the set director and he’s super passionate about it. He’s a big fan of western movies and an even bigger fan of sci fi movies.

Machiavelli is the director and he’s quite the perfectionist. On the other hand, he had worked with Ezio before and they get along.

Federico works as Ezio’s agent and PA in one, mostly because he’s worried about his little brother and also because he doesn’t want to become the next CEO of the Auditore Bank. Claudia can have that.

Ratonhnhaké:ton’s agent is a man only known as “Mr. Cormac”. He’s also Ratonhnhaké:ton’s bodyguard and Ratonhnhaké:ton admitted to Ezio later on that his father was the one who employed “Mr. Cormac”. “To keep an eye on you?” “To make up for the decades of parental neglect he believes he committed even though he didn’t even know I existed back then.”

The script is written by Altaïr under the pseudonym Philip S. He’s a well known scriptwriter who churn up lots of scripts a year and just give them to whoever wants them. No one has ever seen his face. Whenever he has to get an award for his script or asks for a meeting, some poor guy named Desmond Miles would appear, apologize for his boss’ rude behaviors and then just do whatever was needed. Some rumors say Philip S is a woman and that’s why they don’t want to make an appearance. No. Altaïr just don’t want to mingle with people he doesn’t know or even like. He just likes to write. Desmond is actually his secretary/live-in houseworker who got the job because no one else could stay as Altaïr’s houseworker long enough to learn Altaïr was also a writer. The pay is good, Desmond doesn’t need to pay for bills since he lives in Altaïr’s house and sometimes Altaïr’s hot childhood friend visits to make sure Altaïr hasn’t died yet (his words, not Desmond’s) so the view is nice.

Haytham Kenway may or may not be producing the film under one of his shell companies. No one is really sure what the Kenway family does but it’s Hollywood during the mid 60s so… it’s shady af.

Kaniehtí:io is alive and is supportive of her son’s rising popularity while being worried about him. She and Haytham never married and she never actually told him about Ratonhnhaké:ton. Haytham only learned about him after Ratonhnhaké:ton became a movie star.

Yes, Ratonhnhaké:ton started in theater (as a child actor) and Connor Davenport took him in as his ‘protege’. Connor Davenport, unfortunately, died (Hollywood drama)